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1 Form No. 264937 4/04 SERVICE MANUAL VSD05M Solenoid Actuated Directional Control Valves “A” Design Series CAUTION – Before performing any service operation on any Directional Control Valve, be sure that all pressure has been relieved from BOTH SIDES of the system. CAUTION – Before performing any service operation on any Directional Control Valve, disconnect or lock off power supply. CAUTION – Before manually actuating any Directional Control Valve, be sure that any resulting machine function will not endanger persons or equipment. PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION Each Directional Control Valve has an Ordering Code printed on its cover label. See Figure 1 for the location of the Ordering Code. This Service Booklet applies to products with Ordering Codes like the sample in Figure 2 below. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS RECOMMENDED FLUID Petroleum, water-based fluids (not more than 40% water) and most phosphate esters. Other fluids may be acceptable, but special O-rings may be required. Viton seals standard. FLUID TEMPERATURE RANGE Fluid temperature up to 200° F. (93° C.) will not appreciably affect valve performance. However, for safety reasons, temperatures above 130° F. (54° C.) are not recommended. RECOMMENDED OPERATING VISCOSITY 80 to 350 SUS (16 to 70 CS). FILTRATION ISO 18/16/13 or better. MOUNTING POSITION Any unrestricted position acceptable. Horizontal mounting preferred. NFPA FLOW PATH/ACTUATING PATTERN SOLENOID, AIR AND OIL ACTUATED: Actuating operator a - connects flow to cylinder port A. Actuating operator b - connects flow to cylinder port B. NOTE: NFPA flow path/actuating pattern is reversed for spool code “L”. GENERAL INFORMATION SOLENOID ACTUATED – Spring centered and spring offset valve types will be spring positioned unless actuated continuously. Detented, no-spring valves may be actuated momentarily. When solenoid is not actuated, the spool will remain in last position attained, provided there is no severe shock, vibration or pressure surge. Pressure surges in a common tank line serving these and other valves can be great enough to cause inadvertent valve shifting. This is particularly critical in the no-spring, detented type valves. Separate tank lines may be necessary. NOTE: Any sliding spool valve held shifted under pressure for long periods may stick and not spring return due to fluid residue formation. To prevent sticking, valves should be cycled periodically. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE After Directional Control Valves have been put in operation, provide periodic inspection and maintenance. The check points listed below will assist you in extending the life of your Continental valves. Fluid Operating Temperature – Fluid temperature at the reservoir during operation should be kept between 100° F. and 130° F. (37° C. and 54° C.). VSD05M-3A-GB-60L-A Figure 1 Basic Valve Function Spool Type Seal Type Mechanical Options Electrical Options Solenoid Type Solenoid Manufacturer Design Letter VSD05M - _ _ - G _ _ - _ _ - A Figure 2 Ordering Code

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1Form No. 264937 4/04

SERVICE MANUALVSD05M Solenoid Actuated

Directional Control Valves

“A” Design Series

CAUTION – Before performing any serviceoperation on any Directional Control Valve,be sure that all pressure has been relievedfrom BOTH SIDES of the system.

CAUTION – Before performing any serviceoperation on any Directional Control Valve,disconnect or lock off power supply.

CAUTION – Before manually actuating anyDirectional Control Valve, be sure that anyresulting machine function will not endangerpersons or equipment.

PRODUCT IDENTIFICATIONEach Directional Control Valve has an Ordering Codeprinted on its cover label. See Figure 1 for thelocation of the Ordering Code.

This Service Booklet applies to products with OrderingCodes like the sample in Figure 2 below.

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONSRECOMMENDED FLUIDPetroleum, water-based fluids (not more than 40%water) and most phosphate esters. Other fluids maybe acceptable, but special O-rings may be required.Viton seals standard.

FLUID TEMPERATURE RANGEFluid temperature up to 200° F. (93° C.) will notappreciably affect valve performance. However, forsafety reasons, temperatures above 130° F. (54° C.)are not recommended.

RECOMMENDED OPERATING VISCOSITY80 to 350 SUS (16 to 70 CS).

FILTRATIONISO 18/16/13 or better.

MOUNTING POSITIONAny unrestricted position acceptable. Horizontalmounting preferred.

NFPA FLOW PATH/ACTUATING PATTERNSOLENOID, AIR AND OIL ACTUATED:

Actuating operator a - connects flow to cylinder portA.

Actuating operator b - connects flow to cylinder portB.

NOTE: NFPA flow path/actuating pattern is reversedfor spool code “L”.

GENERAL INFORMATIONSOLENOID ACTUATED – Spring centered and springoffset valve types will be spring positioned unlessactuated continuously. Detented, no-spring valvesmay be actuated momentarily. When solenoid is notactuated, the spool will remain in last positionattained, provided there is no severe shock, vibrationor pressure surge.

Pressure surges in a common tank line serving theseand other valves can be great enough to causeinadvertent valve shifting. This is particularly criticalin the no-spring, detented type valves. Separate tanklines may be necessary.

NOTE: Any sliding spool valve held shifted underpressure for long periods may stick and not springreturn due to fluid residue formation. To preventsticking, valves should be cycled periodically.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCEAfter Directional Control Valves have been put inoperation, provide periodic inspection andmaintenance. The check points listed below willassist you in extending the life of your Continentalvalves.

Fluid Operating Temperature – Fluid temperature atthe reservoir during operation should be kept between100° F. and 130° F. (37° C. and 54° C.).

VSD05M-3A-GB-60L-A

Figure 1

Basic Valve

Function

Spool Type

Seal Type

Mechanical Options

Electrical Options

Solenoid Type

Solenoid Manufacturer

Design Letter

VSD05M - _ _ - G _ _ - _ _ - A

Figure 2

Ordering Code

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Fluid Cleanliness – Control particle contamination bychanging or cleaning all filter elements periodicallyBEFORE they become clogged and start to by-pass.

Electrical Inspection – Periodically check to assureproper voltage, and that all electrical connections aremaking good contact.

After Extended Shutdowns – Some types ofhydraulic fluids become tacky after long periods ofnon-use. Manually actuate valves several times afterextended shutdowns to assure that all componentsmove freely before powering up.

CAUTION – Before manually actuating anyDirectional Control Valve, be sure that anyresulting machine function will not endangerpersons or equipment.

VSD05M VALVE REPAIR PROCEDURESDISASSEMBLY and REASSEMBLYGENERALDisassembly and reassembly of Directional ControlValves is a delicate operation. Anyone attempting itmust assume responsibility for the operation of thevalve. Continental valves may be returned to thefactory or to an Authorized Repair Center for repair.Contact your local Distributor or ContinentalHydraulics for details.

If interchanging spool types or making otherconversions, restamp the escutcheon plate to show

the correct code. Include stops, spool, spring, anddetent orientation. See Figure 2 to serve as a guideto correct numbering.

Disassembly in the field by other than an AuthorizedRepair Center technician, whether for repair ormodification may void warranty.

Before disassembly, study the exploded view belowand note the orientation and location of all parts.Note that the spring retainers are used only in theassemblies that are spring centered. Special careshould be taken to avoid damage to the spool and/orbody bore. Even a microscopic nick in a land on thespool or body may ruin the valve.

All valves can be disassembled and reassembled in ahorizontal-mounted position, provided there isadequate space and the work area is clean.

Place the spool in a bath of clean oil to coat it with aprotective film, and ease assembly. Inspect o-ringsfor nicks, and make sure they are well oiled. It’s agood idea to replace all seals whenever the valve isdisassembled.

Continental valves are precisely machined to exactingtolerances. Do not force any parts, or overtightenthreaded fasteners.

PART AND ASSEMBLY IDENTIFICATIONThe illustrations below and the parts list that followsmay be used to identify individual parts andassemblies in directional control valves.

26

24

25

27

Solenoid Assembly

141723 22

5

5

33

31

29

32

30

76

34

35

1714

10

15

15

2223

28

818

9

11

1

38

37

16

50

DIN CONNECTORONLY

2 PINCONNECTIONONLY

Code 3 - Spring Centered Shown

260

6247

4948

61

DetentedCode 2, "A" Port End

2223

2223

2

Spring CenteredCodes 3 and 5

6061

192

442

Spring OffsetCode 1, "B" Port End Codes

1, 5, 6

19

65 2

3 4 42

Spring OffsetCode 6

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ITEM CODE PART DESCRIPTION QTYNO. NO. REQ’D

1 2 Pin 552485 Valve Body (w/Elect. Box) 11 DIN 552673 Valve Body (w/o Elect. Box) 12 1, 2 450925 A Spool 12 3, 5, 6 450919 A Spool 12 1, 2 450926 B Spool 12 3, 5, 6 450920 B Spool 12 3, 5 450921 E Spool 12 3, 5 451017 F Spool 12 3, 5 451021 F1 Spool 12 3, 5 450923 G Spool 12 3, 5 450921 K Spool 12 3, 5 351449 L Spool 13 6A, 6A-R 264931 Spool Stop 14 1, 5, 6 109991 O-Ring 1

Add 1 - Codes 2 and 35 33L 263234 Solenoid Assembly 15 34L 263235 Solenoid Assembly 15 39L 263238 Solenoid Assembly

(Low Watt) 15 42L 263239 Solenoid Assembly 15 44L 263240 Solenoid Assembly 15 60L 263330 Solenoid Assembly 15 61L 263331 Solenoid Assembly 15 68L 263333 Solenoid Assembly

(Low Watt) 15 70L 263241 Solenoid Assembly 15 75L 263242 Solenoid Assembly 16 2 Pin 552668 Electrical Box 17 60L, 68L 263494 Electrical Board (120/110V) 17 61L 263496 Electrical Board (240/220V) 17 70L 263492 Electrical Board (24 VDC) 17 75L 263490 Electrical Board (12 VDC) 18 004223 Roll Pin (1 per Solenoid) A.R.9 107131 O-Ring 510 115787 O-Ring (1 per Solenoid) A.R.11 450299 Retainer 114 2 Pin 263522 Pin Gasket (Add 1 - Codes

2 and 3) 115 1, 2, 3, 5 264758 Drive Pin (Add 1 - Codes

2 and 3) 115 6 264776 Drive Pin 116 2 Pin, 1, 5, 6 351571 Grommet Plug 117 2 Pin WD 264331 Seal Coil Pin (Add 2 - Codes

2 and 3) 218 261233 Pipe Plug 119 1,1-R AC 264955 Spring 119 1, DC 264955 Spring 119 1-R DC 264796 Spring 119 1,1-R 263068 Spring 1

Code 68L, 39L19 6A,6A-R AC 264856 Spring 122 3, 5 263068 Spring 2

A, B, G Spools22 3, 5 263067 Spring 2

F Spool22 3, 5 264801 Spring 2

E, K, F1 Spool22 3, 5 264856 Spring 2

L Spool

ITEM CODE PART DESCRIPTION QTYNO. NO. REQ’D22 3, 5 264801 Spring 2

Code 68L,39L, A, B, L Spools

22 3, 5 263067 Spring 2Code 68L,39L,

E, F, F1,G,K Spools23 3, 5 263081 Spring Retainer 2

A - K Spools23 3, 5 264848 Spring Retainer 2

L Spool24 33L, 34L, 39L 351565 Core Tube (AC) 1 per Sol. A.R.

60L, 61L, 68L24 42L, 44L, 70L 351481 Core Tube (DC) 1 per Sol. A.R.

75L25 250635 Retainer 1 per Solenoid A.R.26 260384 O-Ring 1 per Solenoid A.R.27 33L 307251 Coil 1 per Solenoid A.R.27 34L 307252 Coil 1 per Solenoid A.R.27 39L 307253 Coil (Low Watt)1 per Sol. A.R.27 42L 307254 Coil 1 per Solenoid A.R.27 44L 307256 Coil 1 per Solenoid A.R.27 60L 450980AD Coil 1 per Solenoid A.R.27 61L 450980AC Coil 1 per Solenoid A.R.27 68L 450980AB Coil (Low Watt)1 per Sol. A.R.27 70L 450972AC Coil 1 per Solenoid A.R.27 75L 450972AB Coil 1 per Solenoid A.R.29 2 Pin 552669 Electrical Box Cover 130 2 Pin 264281 Label † 131 2 Pin 450949 Cover Gasket 131 2 Pin WD 450956 Cover Gasket 132 2 Pin 264723 Cover Screw 433 2 Pin 262350 Electrical Box Screw 234 2 Pin 262263 Pipe Plug 135 2 Pin 351512 Electrical Box Gasket 137 DIN 264808 Nameplate 138 DIN 268068 Screw 242 1 351552 End Cap 142 5, 6 351493 End Cap 144* DIN 263327 Cap Plug Kit 147 2 351579 Detent Retainer 148 2 264963 O-Ring 149 2 260424 Ball 1/8” 450 B3H, B3A 264754 Electrical Receptacle 150 B4, B4A 264755 Electrical Receptacle (DC

Coils Only) 150 B5H, B5A 264756 Electrical Receptacle 160 1, 2 264727 Stop 161 1, 2 258405 O-Ring 162 2 166069 O-Ring 165 6 264236 Stop 190* 131110 Bolt Kit 1

* These Items Not Shown.

† Specify model code when ordering.

TYPICAL ELECTRICAL INFORMATION

* Code 39L and 68L valves (low watt) may not shift on high viscosity (low temperature) fluids. Maximum 1000 SUS (215.7 CS) start-up recommended.

MAXIMUM HOLDINGSOLENOID VOLTAGE & VOLTAGE INRUSH HOLDING CURRENT HOLDING

CODE FREQUENCY LIMITS RESISTANCE CURRENT CURRENT MIN. VOLT. POWER

DIN CONN. 2 PIN VOLTS - Hz. MIN. - MAX. OHMS (AMP) (AMP) (AMP) (WATTS)

33L 60L120 - 60 108 - 126

9.25.0 .91 .76 45

110 - 50 99 - 116 6.2 1.1 .91 43

34L 61L240 - 60 216 - 252

38.02.9 .48 .40 45

220 - 50 198 - 231 3.0 .53 .44 43

39L* 68L*120 - 60 108 - 132

16.43.7 .38 .32 22

110 - 50 99 - 121 3.8 .41 .34 2142L 70L 24 DC 21.6 - 26 13.1 1.8 1.8 1.7 4444L 75L 12 DC 10.8 - 13 3.3 3.6 3.6 3.3 44

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Continental Hydraulics12520 Quentin Avenue SouthSavage, MN 55378

Phone: (952) 895-6400 Fax: (952) 895-6444

www.continentalhydraulics.com

Because Continental Hydraulics is continually improving its’ products, specifications and appearanceare subject to change without notice.

Form No. 264937 Rev. 4/04 © 2004, Continental Hydraulics. Printed in U.S.A4

D05 MOUNTING SURFACEConforms to NFPA/T3.5.1 R2 - 2002 D05 ISO 4401 Size 05.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

PROBLEM POSSIBLE SOLUTION

Erratic or binding valve spools. Drain and flush the system. Disassemble valve and check spool and plug assemblies for burrs or other damage. Replace parts as necessary.

New valve does not function. Improper installation. See page 1 for valve flow path/actuating patterns.Check electric connections and circuit breakers. Confirm that hydraulic fluid type and viscosity meet specifications given on page 1.

Overhauled valve does not function. Improper reassembly or reinstallation. See page 2 for reassemblyinformation. See page 1 for valve flow path/actuating patterns. Confirm that hydraulic fluid type and viscosity meet specifications given on page 1.

Valve leakage. Check for leaking seals. Replace as needed.

Repeated solenoid burnout. Check voltage to determine that it is within ±10% of rating. See page 3. Check that opposing solenoids are not being energized simultaneously.

Detent spool does not shift properly. Check that solenoid is energized long enough to ensure complete shift.

Cylinder controlled by valve won’t Confirm that there is no internal leakage in the cylinder, and that there hold its load. are no fluid leaks in the power system. If no other sources of leakage

are found, disassemble valve and check for wear or scoring on body bore and spool. Replace defective parts.

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS

E

P(4) THD.

O(4) DIA.MAX.

F

A Min.

B

D

C

G MIN.

HMIN.

JKN

MIN.

M

L

T

B

A

P

DIMENSIONS

INCH mm INCH mm INCH mmA 2.84 72.0 F 0.13 3.2 L 1.28 32.5B 2.13 54.0 G 0.36 9.1 M 1.81 46.0C 1.47 37.3 H 0.23 5.9 N 2.28 58.0D 1.06 27.0 J 0.25 6.3 O 0.44 11.2E 0.66 16.7 K 0.84 21.4 P 1/4-20 UNC

MAXIMUM FLOW RATE - (up to) 35 gpm 132.5 lpm

MAXIMUMP, A, B Ports* 4600 psi 317 barOPERATING

T Port 2500 psi 172 barPRESSURE

MAXIMUM AC Solenoids up to 9000 cycles/hr CYCLE RATE DC Solenoids up to 11,000 cycles/hr

MOUNTING NFPA/T3.5.1 R2 - 2002 D05SURFACE ISO 4401 Size 05

WEIGHTAC Single Actuator 9.9 lbs. 4.5 kg

AC Double Actuator 11.3 lbs. 5.1 kg

* Up to 3000 psi (207 bar) maximum on valves with solenoid codes 39 and 68.