Dynapac CP2100 Compaction Full Schematics Diagrams (Electrical and Hydraulic)

On a Dynapac CP2100 working on road bases or airport aprons, electrical and hydraulic issues can stop production fast. This full schematics set is what I’d pull out when I need to trace how power and oil actually move through the machine, not just guess from experience. If, for example, the compactor suddenly loses drive on one side or the spray system won’t respond, these diagrams let me follow the circuits logically and pinpoint whether I’m dealing with a bad switch, broken wire, faulty valve, or a supply issue.

Applications & Use Cases

• Trace electrical faults from the battery to switches, relays, and actuators to isolate shorts or open circuits.
• Follow hydraulic flow paths to verify which valves, pumps, and lines are involved in a weak or dead function.
• Plan safe test points for voltage, continuity, and pressure without unnecessary disassembly.
• Confirm correct routing when repairing harnesses or hoses to avoid cross-connection.
• Support parts identification by matching components on the machine to their place in the circuit.

FAQ

Q: Can I use this on a tablet at the jobsite?

A: Yes, it’s practical on a tablet; you can zoom in on symbols and line labels while standing at the machine.

Q: Is it worth printing these diagrams?

A: For complex faults, having large printed sheets makes it easier to mark test results and trace circuits with a pen.

Safety Note

Always lock out, tag out, and relieve hydraulic pressure before testing or disconnecting any circuits.

Dynapac CP2100 Index:

From S_N 224B00001 to 10000501x0B003887_Rev_B_c7649cbc.pdf
From S_N 224B00001 to 10000501x0B003887_Rev_B_fc388033.pdf
From S_N 224B00001_Rev_A_9e1d62be.pdf
From S_N 224B00001_Rev_A_db136943.pdf
From S_N 274B00001_Rev_A_61d0a4ff.pdf

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