HB Series 2 Terminal Block "Cheat Sheet"

08/26/2020

The HB Series 2 machines are some of the most popular Hy-Brid Lifts, but they can be tricky to master when it comes to their voltage readings. When troubleshooting these lifts, it’s much easier to identify your problem when you know what voltage each terminal is supposed to have—and what each terminal is responsible for. To keep your machine running at peak performance, we created this quick “cheat sheet” that includes the voltage readings you should expect to see on your HB Series 2 scissor lift. Before reading it, here are a few things to keep in mind:

  • When checking voltage in the lower controls, the black wire from the hour meter is a good source for your ground. 
  • If you use the battery on the lower control side of the machine, you're only using a 12V ground and won’t get a proper 24V reading. 
Terminal Number What It Is Voltage Reading
1 Pot Wiper

Driving Forward: 4.8V
In Neutral: 2.5V
In Reverse: 0.4V

2 Pot High, Speed Pot Driving Forward: 4.8V
Driving Reverse: 4.8V
3 Pot Low 0V
4 Joystick Trigger When Squeezing: 24V
5 Power from Low Control E-Stop 24V
6 Right Steer Limit Switch Turning Right: 24V
7 Left Steer Limit Switch Turning Left: 24V
8 Descent Voltage When Lowering the Platform: 24V
9 Fast & Slow Drive Signal Voltage Will Vary for Driving Speed
10 Tilt Alarm Power 24V
11-12 Elevation Power After Limit Switches When Elevating the Platform: 24V
13 Elevation Power Before Limit Switches When Elevating the Platform: 24V
14 Upper Control E-Stop Return Voltage 24V
15 Lower Control Rocker Switch & Relay Power 24V
16 Upper Control Power 24V
17 Empty Empty
18 Key Switch Power 24V
19 Main Power Coming from Pump 24V
20-22 Grounds Grounds
23-30 Brakes Brakes

 

Even if your machine is running properly, be sure to keep this sheet handy for QA checks. If your machine is down and the voltage is off, give our service team a call at 262-297-5195 and we’ll get you back up and running.

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