Epiroc Fault Code

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SPN 522765 FMI 04

Secondary Steering Siren Stays Active

System

Steering / Emergency

Symptom

Secondary Steering Siren Stays Active

Diagnosis & fix steps

LOGIC: Ground-Driven Emergency Steering Flow Switch Short to Ground. ACTION: Remove flow switch from emergency steering pump discharge manifold. Test switch continuity while manually moving the internal flow paddle; inspect harness for ground rub-through.

Red Seal field insights

False Alert: A grounded circuit tricks the RCS into reading continuous emergency pump flow, falsely flagging primary steering pump failure and locking on the cab siren.

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  • This is general reference information, not a repair manual. It is for trained, qualified technicians.
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