Dynapac CA2600PD Compaction Electrical Schematics Diagrams

Out on a compaction job, this CA2600PD is working in dust, vibration, and weather, so electrical gremlins are common. This schematic set is what I’d grab when a function quits, a light stays on, or the machine shuts down randomly. It lets me trace circuits, see how switches, sensors, and solenoids tie back to the control modules, and follow the harness routing so I’m not guessing. For example, if the vibration system won’t engage, I can use this to verify power and ground paths, check the correct relay, and confirm the right connector before I ever pull a component off.

Applications & Use Cases

• Track down intermittent faults by following signal paths and identifying where vibration or heat is likely breaking a connection.
• Verify power and ground circuits before replacing switches, relays, or controllers.
• Identify connectors and harness branches so you unplug the right plug and avoid damaging nearby wiring.
• Plan clean repairs and splices by understanding original routing and avoiding chafe points.
• Support add‑on wiring (work lights, accessories) without overloading or backfeeding factory circuits.

FAQ

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

A: Yes, it’s handy zoomed in on a tablet so you can read connector IDs and follow circuits right at the machine.

Q: Is it worth printing parts of this?

A: I often print the key pages I’m using that day, mark test points and readings on them, then keep them with the service record.

Safety Note

Always isolate power and confirm circuits are de‑energized before probing connectors or opening harnesses.

Dynapac CA2600PD Index:

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