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Steering Console controls (1) Parking Brake Indicator (2) High Beam Indicator and Right Turn Indicator (3) Hazard Switch (4) Turn Indicator/Lights/Wiper Control Lever (5) Transmission Control Lever |
The steering console includes the features that are described below.
The indicators for the left turn and the parking brake (1) are located to the left side of the steering console. The indicators for high beam and right turn (2) are located on the right side of the steering console. The hazard switch (3) is also located on the steering console. The control lever (4) that is to the right side of the steering column allows the operator to control the turn signals, the lights and the window wipers of the machine. The transmission control lever (5) is on the left of the steering column.
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(6) Differential Lock Switch (7) Left Brake Pedal (8) Right Brake Pedal (9) Steering Column Tilt Lever (10) Accelerator Pedal (11) Storage Compartment |
Located below the steering column are the differential lock switch (6), the left brake pedal (7), the right brake pedal (8), steering column tilt lever (9) and the accelerator pedal (10). A large storage compartment (11) is located below the front dash.
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(12) Transmission Neutral Switch (13) All Wheel Drive Switch (14) Service Hour Meter (15A) Quick Coupler Switch (if equipped) (15B) Loader Continuous Switch (if equipped) (15C) Electrical External Power Switch (if equipped) (15D) Broom Angle Switch (if equipped) |
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(16) Autoshift Switch (standard on 420E and 430E models only) (17) Ride Control Switch (18) Roading Lights Switch (if equipped - shown as blank) (19) Horn Switch (if equipped - shown as blank) (20) Blank |
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(21) Switch Panel (22) Gauge Cluster (23) Governor Lever (24) Left Stabilizer Control Lever (25) Right Stabilizer Control Lever (26) Boom Lock Lever |
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(27) Key Start Switch (28) Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge (29) Torque Converter Temperature Gauge (30) Fuel Level Gauge (31) Tachometer Gauge (32) Indicator Panel (33) Starting Aid Indicator and MSS Indicator (34) Rotating Beacon (35) Spare (36) "AESC " Indicator (if installed) (37) Rear Wiper and Washer (38) Implement Lockout (39) Heater A/C (40) Front Flood Lights (41) Temperature Control Knob (42) Rear Flood Lights (43) Fan Speed (44) "AESC" Switch (if installed) (45) Continuous Backhoe Flow Switch |
The right console contains the key start switch (27) that is located to the left of the gauge cluster. The gauge cluster includes the engine coolant temperature gauge (28), the temperature gauge for the torque converter outlet (29), the fuel level gauge (30), and the tachometer gauge (31). The indicator panel (32) is in the center of the gauge cluster. The following switches are located below the gauge cluster:
- Starting Aid Indicator (33)
- Rotating Beacon (34)
- Rear Wiper and Washer (37)
- Implement Lockout (38)
- Heater/Air Conditioner Switch (39)
- Front Flood Lights (40)
- Temperature Control Knob (41)
- Rear Flood Lights (42)
- Fan Speed (43)
- "AESC" Switch (if installed) (44)
- Continuous Backhoe Flow Switch (if equipped) (45)
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(46) Parking Brake Lever (47) Parking Brake Release (48) MP Bucket Control (if equipped) (49) Loader Joystick (50) Transmission Neutralizer Switch |
The joystick for the loader (49) uses a mechanically controlled loader valve. Located on the front of the joystick is the transmission neutralizer switch (50). The parking brake release lever (47) is located at the front of the parking brake lever.
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Backhoe Controls (Pilot Controlled Valve configuration) (51) Backhoe Joysticks (52) Boom Lock Lever (53) Pilot Control Pod Lever |
The backhoe joysticks (51) with a pilot controlled backhoe valve are shown for the 420E and the 430 E machines. The left pilot joystick is equipped with thumb switches to control the auxiliary functions (if equipped) and a horn switch. The right joystick is equipped with a thumb switch to control the "Extendable-Stick" (if equipped) or the hammer (if installed). The boom lock lever (52) locks the boom in place for machine travel. The pilot control pod lever (53) allows adjustment of the pilot lever pods.
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Backhoe Controls (Mechanical Controlled Valve configuration) (54) Backhoe Levers |
The 414E and the 416E machine with a Mechanical Control backhoe has a two-lever control configuration. The two-lever mechanically controlled configuration of the backhoe joysticks (54) is shown.
"Excavator" Pattern     | |
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Left Joystick     | Right Joystick     |
Forward: Stick Out     | Forward: Boom Lower     |
Rearward: Stick In     | Rearward: Boom Raise     |
Right: Swing Right     | Right: Bucket Dump     |
Left: Swing Left     | Left: Bucket Close     |
"Backhoe" Pattern     | |
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Left Joystick     | Right Joystick     |
Forward: Boom Lower     | Forward: Stick In     |
Rearward: Boom Raise     | Rearward: Stick Out     |
Right: Swing Right     | Right: Bucket Dump     |
Left: Swing Left     | Left: Bucket Close     |
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Left Console (55) "Joystick Pattern" Switch (56) Storage Compartment |
The default pattern for the joystick is the "excavator" pattern. The alternate pattern for the joystick is the "backhoe" pattern. The pattern for the joystick is selected using the "joystick pattern" switch (55) which is located to the right of the operator's seat (when facing toward rear). A storage compartment (56) is also located next to the pattern switch for the joystick.
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(55) "Joystick Pattern" Switch (57) "Joystick Pattern" Decal |
The switch for the "joystick pattern" (55) controls two solenoids that allow the backhoe controls to change from an "excavator" to a "backhoe" control pattern. Press the top of the switch in order to select the "excavator" pattern. Press the bottom of the switch in order to select the "backhoe" pattern.
Note: A decal (57) illustrates the joystick pattern options.
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(58) 12 Volt Power Port (Right Side) (59) Cat ET Connector (60) Fuse Panel |
Located inside the right door is the Cat Electronic Technician (ET) connector (59) and the fuse panel (60). The cover to the fuse panel has been removed in Illustration 12.
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(61) 12-Volt Power Port (Left Side) |
Located inside the door on each side of the machine are two 12-volt power ports (58) (61).
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(59) ET Connector (60) Fuse Panel (62) Fuse Panel Cover (63) Decal |
The fuse panel (60) is shown with the cover (62) removed. The fuse panel includes a decal (63) that lists the machine fuses and relays.
Note: There are six fuses (not visible) for the three power relay modules. The fuses are located next to the fuse panel. Part of the console must be removed in order to access the fuses for the power relay module.