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Basic Electric: Starting System

The document describes the components and operation of vehicle starting systems. It includes diagrams of starting circuits and explanations of how current flows through the different components when the starting switch is turned on and while the engine is cranking. It also provides diagrams and descriptions of batteries, relays, switches, and starter motors. The document concludes with instructions and diagrams for maintenance procedures like checking electrolyte levels and properly handling electrical connections.
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Basic Electric: Starting System

The document describes the components and operation of vehicle starting systems. It includes diagrams of starting circuits and explanations of how current flows through the different components when the starting switch is turned on and while the engine is cranking. It also provides diagrams and descriptions of batteries, relays, switches, and starter motors. The document concludes with instructions and diagrams for maintenance procedures like checking electrolyte levels and properly handling electrical connections.
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Basic Electric

Chapter 3

Starting System

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Starting Circuit Diagram

Figure 3.1 – Starting circuit Figure 3.2 – Current flow with


diagram starting switch “ON”

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Starting Circuit Diagram (Cont’d)

Figure 3.4 – Pinion gear engaging


the flywheel mounted ring gear
Figure 3.3 – Starting circuit
current flow “While Cranking”

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Starting Circuit Diagram (Cont’d)

Figure 3.5 – Starter motor

Figure 3.6 – Safety relay function

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Component Construction

Figure 3.7 – A battery made up of


identical cells connected together

Figure 3.8 – Solid type battery

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.9 – Battery vent cap

Figure 3.10 – Final


terminal
voltage

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.11 – Effect of electrolyte


temperature on battery capacity

Figure 3.12 – Specific gravity


compared to discharge ratio

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.13 – Freezing point of


electrolyte at differing specific
gravity readings

Figure 3.14 – Master switch


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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.15 – Electric symbol for


master switch

Figure 3.16 – Three terminal


type battery relay
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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.17 – Three terminal battery


relay and its circuit diagram

Figure 3.18 – Circuit diagram of


three terminal type battery relay
(contact “C” closed)
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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.19 – Four terminal


type battery relay wiring

Figure 3.20 – Battery relay


circuit when main (key)
switch is OFF
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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.21 – Battery relay internal circuit when


main (key) switch is ON

Figure 3.22 – Current flow through battery relay


(engine turning and main switch is OFF)
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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.23 – Battery located on Figure 3.24 – Battery relay


negative side of battery connected on positive side
of battery
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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.25 – Double battery relay set up

Figure 3.26 – Two position type


key switch
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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.27 – Dresser four Figure 3.28 – Komatsu four


position key switch position key switch

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Component Construction (Cont’d)
Figure 3.29 – Key switch
interconnection chart

Figure 3.30 – Starter button

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.31 – Dresser neutral


start switch
Figure 3.32 – Komatsu neutral
safety switch

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.34 – Starter motor


Figure 3.33 – Komatsu
neutral safety switch
wiring diagram

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.35 – Starter circuit at Figure 3.36 – Starter circuit


beginning of current flow immediately after the motor
starts

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.37 – Starter circuit during cranking

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.38 – Starter magnetic Figure 3.39 – Starter motor


switch

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.40 – Original safety relay Figure 3.41 – Original safety relay
containing coils and contact points

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.42 – Circuit diagram of original safety relay.


Key switch in ON position.
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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.43 – Original safety relay,


Key in start position and current
passing from “B” to “C” terminals

Figure 3.44 – Current through


safety relay with key switch in
START position
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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.45 – Current from the Figure 3.46 – Current through


alternator cuts the circuit to the original safety relay after the
starter engine starts

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.47 –
Combination type
safety relay

Figure 3.48 –
Separated type
safety relay
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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.49 –
Composition of
semi-conductor
type safety relay

Figure 3.50 – Circuit diagram of


semi-conductor type safety relay
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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.51 – Current from


starting switch energizes the
base of transistor Q2

Figure 3.52 – Current flow


through semi-conductor
type safety relay (when
engine is cranking)
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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.53 – Current flow through semi-conductor type safety relay


(after engine is started)

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Component Construction (Cont’d)

Figure 3.54 – Diode between


starting switch and battery relay

Figure 3.55 –
Starting circuit
with fusible link
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Maintenance

Figure 3.56 –
Checking electrolyte
level

Figure 3.57 – Specific


gravity chart
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Maintenance (Cont’d)

Figure 3.58 Using a refractometer to check battery electrolyte


specific gravity
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Maintenance (Cont’d)

Figure 3.59 – Handle wiring with


care

Figure 3.60 – Press stopper when


pulling connectors apart
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Maintenance (Cont’d)

Figure 3.61 – High pressure water


can enter connectors

Figure 3.62 – Blow dry with air


to remove moisture

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Maintenance (Cont’d)

Figure 3.63 – Remove oil, grease, Figure 3.64 – Protect connectors


and water with a clean dry cloth after removal

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Maintenance (Cont’d)

Figure 3.65 – Stopper “clicks”


when properly positioned.

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Maintenance (Cont’d)

Figure 3-66 – Location of starter motor brushes

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END CHAPTER 3

Komatsu General Basic


Chapter 1 – Fundamen
tals of Electricity
Subject
Chapter 2 – Electric Sy Basic Electric
mbols
Chapter 3 – Starting Sy
stems
Chapter 4 – Charging S
ystems
Chapter 5 – Air Prehea
t Circuits

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