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Still R70-16T Forklift: Diesel Engine, Generator, DC Motor - Understanding Computer Connection

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  • #1 14932938
    elektronikq
    Level 25  
    Hello
    Features a diesel engine, generator and DC motor. I connected without the computer and the forklift is running. It doesn't even twitch with the computer. Therefore, I would like you to tell me what the working principle of this stroller is. What for and what for.

    I put pictures of the computer as if someone knew what tiles are from what.
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    #2 14933287
    Anonymous
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  • #3 14933371
    elektronikq
    Level 25  
    I wanted to rule out the corruption of the generator or DC motor. What is going on. There is no excitation on the generator. There is only + 12V on the excitation motor. And it does not go. I would like to know what it depends on.
    The best thing is that the trolley will sometimes catch it and then it will stop and it will stay until the next time. I exclude more electronics here because it probably can not be that once it is good once bad. Some tips, cold February, some wires? Where can the fault lie?

    I would like to add that the gas has a 3.8k? regulated resistor, but it is only 2.5 to 3.8k? on the regulation
  • #4 14938012
    elektronikq
    Level 25  
    Is there an alternator on 24V or not? Batteries connected in series or parallel? Where does 24V come from?
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  • #6 14938291
    elektronikq
    Level 25  
    Well, that's where 24V ... 24V comes from, maybe that's why the problems started.
    The starter was connected to one battery? Lighting, lamps are on 12V.
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    #7 14938388
    Anonymous
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  • #8 14938467
    elektronikq
    Level 25  
    The alternator was just sucking. So the starter and other things we take from 12V. Because there I saw a wire to mass from one mass of the battery.
  • #9 14940291
    elektronikq
    Level 25  
    We've made a simple relay system and the trolley drives. I have a question. Why when I turn off the engine excitation and the generator's excitation will be turned on, the diesel engine goes out right away. The same as how we will replace + and - on the generator, the diesel engine will not even start.
    We gave 12V to the generator's excitation and the nominal one is 24V, but the generator works.
    Alternator at 12V.
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  • #10 14947411
    elektronikq
    Level 25  
    I measured the current ... peak function, 160A, 180A once indicated 190A when moving off. Normally when driving about 40A. Rated current of the trolley 150A.
    What does the starter relay do? The book talks about delay, but it's just a relay.
  • #11 18389210
    Magicontrol
    Level 1  
    Hello, I have the opportunity to buy a forklift STILL R70 / 16G and probably has a similar travel problem as you solved. The ride was said to yank first and then stop working completely. How did you solve this problem? Do you have any technical documentation for this? Does it make sense to buy this forklift (the price is very low) or not to go about it at all? Thank you very much in advance for the information.

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  • #12 18481650
    arci36
    Level 12  
    Is the measuring generator on the road wheel OK?
  • #13 18539541
    API___WSG
    Level 12  
    Check if burned resistors are visible on the plate to which the motor is connected. If so, then the motor transistors went down. Transistors are difficult to get, currently the only replacement available is BUX20. Burned resistors also need to be replaced (22 Ohm). Unfortunately, burned transistors testify that the motor is already out of order (damaged winding insulation or burnt commutator), if you replace only the transistors without repairing the motor, the problem will recur after a while.
  • #14 20624984
    zwinka25
    Level 7  

    Hello,
    I got a power board for repair and I need to find out what the resistor marked in the picture below is and if there are any replacements for the transistors (BUV18A) or if those from Aliexpress will be good.

    Electronic circuit on a printed circuit board with a marked resistor and a query about substitutes for BUV18A transistors.
  • #15 20680094
    faza1111
    Level 11  
    I have a similar one on the table 100 ohm 2%, and I'm interested in what the original transistors in these black heat sinks are. One is 2N6111 and the other?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the STILL R70-16T forklift, which features a diesel engine, generator, and DC motor. The user reports that the forklift operates without the computer connection but fails to respond when connected. Participants discuss the operational principles, including the excitation system for the generator and motor, and the importance of battery configuration (24V alternator with 12V starter). Troubleshooting steps include checking for excitation issues, potential wiring problems, and the condition of components like resistors and transistors. The conversation highlights the need for a workshop manual for detailed diagnostics and repair procedures.
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