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Allmand TLB 6235 Light Tower

The Allmand TLB 6235 is a light tower powered by a Isuzu 3CD1 engine.

1.5 L
Displacement
3
Cylinders
24 kW
Engine power
13
Parts

Engine

Isuzu 3CD1
Displacement1.5 L
Cylinders3
Rated speed3000 rpm
Oil capacity6.7 L

Troubleshooting

49

Fault codes

CodeMeaningRemedy
C - HYDRAULIC SYSTEMTLB 6235 moves in neutralControl pedal neutral centering device broken or out of adjustment Neutral centering device return spring broken
C - TRANSMISSIONTLB 6235 fails to move under powerParking brake set Inadequate oil level in hydraulic reservoir Control pedal or linkage broken or loose Inadequate oil flow through transmission suction filter Drive coupling mechanical failure Hydrostatic pump failure Drive motor failure Charge loup filter plugged

Symptoms & remedies

SymptomCauseRemedy
Pinched hose, etc.Determine the cause and correct the problem
Worn or binding of mechanical linkageRepair or replace pump linkage
Bending of linkage or cylinder rodRepair or replace pump
Loose cylinder pistonRepair or replace pump
Cold hydraulic fluidWarm fluid with engine at idle speed
Engine speed is too lowOpen throttle
Oil leaking past control valveRepair or replace worn section
Oil too heavyUse recommended oil
Pump damaged or wornRepair or replace pump
Oil leaking past cylinder sealsReplace seals
Dirty return oil filterReplace return oil filter
Faulty relief valveClean or replace relief valve
SURGING OF LOADER AND BUCKET ACTIONSSLOW LIFT OR ROLL BACK, LOSS OF POWER LOADER AND BUCKET ACTIONS TOO SLOW
PROBLEM: FREE WHEELING--STEERING WHEEL TURNS WITH SLIGHT RESISTANCE BUT RESULTS IN LITTLE OR NOT STEERED WHEEL ACTIONCylinder piston seal blown outDetermine the cause. Correct the cause and replace the blown seal
PROBLEM: EXCESSIVE FREE PLAY AT STEERING WHEELLoose steering wwheel nut. Steering column shaft worn or damaged. Ther should be very little play in the unit itselfRepair or replace steering wheel connection or column
PROBLEM: BROKEN OR WORN LINKAGE BETWEEN CYLINDER AND STEERED WHEELSCheck anchor points in steering linkage between cylinder and steered wheels
PROBLEM: LEAKING CYLINDER SEALSReplace cylinder seals
PROBLEM: LARGE PARTICLES IN METER SECTIONClean the unit
PROBLEM: INSUFFICIENT HYDRAULIC POWERCheck hydraulic power supply
PROBLEM: SEVERE WEAR AND/OR BROKEN PINReplace the unit
PROBLEM: *THERMAL SHOCKReplace the unit
PROBLEM: STEERING WHEEL OSCILLATES OR TURNS BY ITSELFParts assembled wrong. Steering unit improperly timedCorrect timing
PROBLEM: STEERED WHEELS TURN IN WRONG DIRECTION WHEN OPERATOR ACTIVATES STEERING WHEELLines connected to wrong steering cylinder portsReconnect lines correctly
PROBLEM: ENGINE SOUNDS LIKE IT IS UNDER LOAD BUT FREES WHEN STEERING WHEEL IS TURNEDO-rings in the load sense relief cartridge are worn or missingReplace o-rings
PROBLEM: EXCESSIVE FREE PLAY AT STEERED WHEELSTEERING UNIT LOCKS UP
PROBLEM: LEAKAGE OF CYLINDER PISTON SEALS OR ACCESSORY VALVE BETWEEN CYLINDER LINE OR PORTSReplace seals or accessory valve
PROBLEM: WORN STEERING CONTROL UNIT METERReplace steering control unit
PROBLEM: TEMPORARY HARD STEERING OR HANG-UP*THERMAL SHOCKCheck unit for proper operation and cause of thermal shock
PROBLEM: AIR IN SYSTEM DUE TO LOW LEVEL OF OIL, CAVITATION OF PUMP, LEAKY FITTING, PINCHED HOSE, ETC.Correct condition and add fluid
PROBLEM: LOOSE CYLINDER PISTONReplace cylinder
PROBLEM: *THERMAL SHOCK DAMAGEReplace steering control unit
PROBLEM: STICKING FLOW CONTROL CARTRIDGE IN GEAR PUMPReplace flow control cartridge or gear pump
PROBLEM: AIR IN HYDRAULIC SYSTEM. MOST LIKELY AIR TRAPPED IN CYLINDER OR LINESBleed air out of system
PROBLEM: LOW FLUID LEVELAdd fluid and check for leaks
PROBLEM: STEERING COLUMN UPPER SHAFT IS LOOSE OR DAMAGEDTighten steering wheel nut
PROBLEM: STEERING CONTROL UNIT METER HAS A LACK OF OIL. THIS CAN HAPPEN IN START-UP, AFTER REPAIR, OR LONG PERIODS OF NON-USEUsually starting engine and allowing hydraulic oil to circulate will cure the problem
PROBLEM: NO FLOW TO STEERING CONTROL UNIT-- CAN BE CAUSED BY:Low fluid level Add fluid and check for leaks Ruptured hose Replace hose Internal steering control unit damage due to "Thermal Shock" Replace the steering control unit
PROBLEM: SLIP-SLOW MOVEMENT OF STEERING WHEEL FAILS TO CAUSE ANY MOVEMENT OF STEERED WHEELSERRATIC STEERING "SPONGY" OR SOFT STEERING
PROBLEM: OVERLOADED STEERING AXLEReduce the load
PROBLEM: LEAKING OR KINKED LOAD SENSING SIGNAL LINECorrect
PROBLEM: WORN MECHANICAL LINKAGERepair or replace
PROBLEM: BENDING OF LINKAGE OR CYLINDER RODRepair or replace
RUNNING LESS THAN 13.5 VOLTS OR MORE THAN 14 VOLTSALTERNATOR OR REGULATOR MALFUNCTIONCONTACT DEALER
WON’T START 12 TO 12.5 VOLTSWEAK BATTERYCHARGE BATTERY
WON’T START LESS THAN 12 VOLTSWEAK BATTERY OR DEFECTIVE BATTERY CELLCHARGE OR REPLACE BATTERY
STOPPED EXCESSIVE CURRENT DRAWSHORT CIRCUITINSPECT SYSTEM
Loader fails to hold up a loadControl valve sticking or working hard

Fault codes and symptom→remedy steps extracted from this unit’s service/owner documentation; verify against the official manual before servicing.

Parts

13
Part #DescriptionQtySystem
74624AXIAL PISTON MOTORMotor PartsGeek
D-034Right Fender next to Fuel FillService part / kit PartsGeek
D-147On Directional PedalService part / kit PartsGeek
D-158Cover panel - upper leftService part / kit PartsGeek
D-179Right Frame UprightService part / kit PartsGeek sinocmp $689.00
D-189Frame Upright - right sideService part / kit PartsGeek
D-190ROPS front left uprightService part / kit PartsGeek
D-191Cover panel - lower rightService part / kit PartsGeek
D-193Right Frame Rail ahead of Exhaust PipeService part / kit PartsGeek
D-194ROPS front right uprightService part / kit PartsGeek
D-195Rear Fender-Left of SeatService part / kit PartsGeek vbeltguys $196.25
D-196Left Side of Throttle ControlService part / kit PartsGeek
D-197Rear Fender-Right of SeatService part / kit PartsGeek vbeltguys $53.85

Service & wear parts shared with every machine that uses this engine. Confirm the exact part for your serial number.

Available documents

Operator's manual

Common questions

What engine does the Allmand TLB 6235 use?

The Allmand TLB 6235 light tower is powered by the Isuzu 3CD1 engine.

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Allmand TLB 6235 — light tower. Specifications and parts compiled from manufacturer documents.

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