BOOM SETTINGS
brandon 02-28-2007
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HEY GUYS I DRIVE A 2001 SCHWING AND SOMEONE HAS BEEN INTO THE COMPUTER AND REALLY DONE A NUMBER ON THE BOOM SPEED SETTINGS DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO SET IT BACK TO THE FACTORY SETTINGS??

Ripper 02-28-2007
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Where are you located? I'm in So.Cal  I may be able to help you.

brandon 02-28-2007
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GOOD OLE N.C.

thinsplash 03-02-2007
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Just call schwing factory and they can tell you what it left there at.

pumpwrench 03-02-2007
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Hey Brandon, I,m thinking you have CPC controller type system. If this is the case, open the controller box, insert the user key that is velcrowed to the door. on the computer board that is looking at you, there will be a computer receptical that the user key will fit into. Insert the key. Look for the store button. If you hold that button in for more than 3 seconds, all your boom parameters will go back to factory settings. It might not operate the way you would like, but at least it will be safe. Be aware that if you have the apitech hand valve, the coils are known to go out of wack. When this happens there is nothing you can do with that function other than replace the coil. May the Concrete Pump God be with you! If you need more help, let me know, I can talk you through a boom parameter adjustment. 

brandon 12-13-1901
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THANKS ALOT FOR THE ADVICE BUT IF NOT THE SETTINGS WHERE ARE THE COILS  LOCATED?IM NEW TO THE WHOLE FIND IT FIX IT THING BUT THAT SEEMS TO BE THE BEST WAY(BETTER THAN WAITING FOR THE MECH. TO DO THE SAME THING).

jdza 03-02-2007
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The coils or Pulsors are located on the hand valves. They have electrical wires coming out of a black rubber cap. They're pretty easy to replace.

Mudslinger 03-04-2007
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Easy visual check on your pulsars.If they flutter when you use that function they're OK.If they "jump to" they are, or are going, bad.