Genesis LXP 200 User manual

Logix Processor (LXP®)
Safety & Operator’s Manual
LXP®200 - 500 Models

1
Genesis LXP®
© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
PREFACE
To ensure years of safe, dependable service, only trained and authorized persons should operate
and service the processor. It is the responsibility of the operator to read, fully understand and
follow all operational and safety-related instructions in this manual. Do not operate the processor
until you have read and fully understand these instructions. Always use good safety practices to
protect yourself and those around you.
IMPORTANT
THIS OPERATORS MANUAL MUST REMAIN WITH THE PROCESSOR AT ALL TIMES!
Should it become damaged or lost, immediately contact any authorized Genesis dealer or contact
the Genesis Service Department at 888-743-2748 or 715-395-5252 for replacement.
Genesis has made every effort to provide information as complete and accurate as possible for
its processors. However, because of owner requirements, equipment and control, variations may
exist. In addition, due to Genesis policy of continually striving to improve its products, occasional
discrepancies may exist between individual processors and the descriptions and information con-
tained herein.
Genesis reserves the right to make changes and improvements to its products at any time without
public notice or obligation. Genesis also reserves the right to discontinue manufacturing any
product at its discretion at any time.
REGISTRATION
The Warranty Registration Form must be lled out by the dealer or customer and returned to
Genesis indicating the date the machine went into service.
WARRANTY
All work or repairs to be considered for warranty reimbursement must be pre-authorized by the
Genesis Service Department. Any alterations, modications or repairs performed before authoriza-
tion by the Genesis Service Department wil render all warranty reimbursement consideration null
and void without exception. See page 63 for Warranty Claim Procedures.
A lack of, or improperly performed, maintenance and procedures as set forth in this manual as well
as operator abuse may render warranty consideration null and void.

2Genesis LXP®© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
CONTACT INFORMATION
View and download all manuals at genesisattachments.com/manuals.asp
Asia Pacic Representative Ofce
24 Upper Serangoon View #12-28
Singapore 534205
Phone: [phone]
E-mail:
[email protected]
Brazil
Rua José Alves dos Santos, 281 - Sala - 413
São José dos Campos / SP - Brazil
Phone: [phone]
E-mail:
[email protected]
Europe/Africa/Middle East
Genesis GmbH
Alpenstrasse 71
D-87700 Memmingen, Germany
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
genesis-europe.com
E-mail:
[email protected]
Central & South America, The Caribbean
Cra 13A #89-38 / O 613
Bogota, Colombia
Phone: [phone]
E-mail:
[email protected]
World Headquarters
Genesis Attachments
1000 Genesis Drive
Superior, WI 54880 USA
Toll Free: 888-SHEAR-IT
(888-743-2748)
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail:
[email protected]

3
Genesis LXP®
© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY STATEMENTS 4
GENERAL SAFETY 5
PROCESSOR MARKINGS 12
INSTALLATION 13
Processor Installation 13
Lock Pin Electrical Installation 17
Hydraulic Start-up 18
OPERATION 19
Jaw Set Change-Over 19
MAINTENANCE 21
Maintenance Safety 21
Maintenance Schedule 23
Grease 25
Bolt Torque Specications 26
SHEAR JAW SET MAINTENANCE 31
Piercing Blades 32
Guide Blades 35
Cutting Edges 37
Razor Blade 41
CONCRETE CRACKER JAW SET MAINTENANCE 42
Concrete Cracking Tips 42
Cutting Edges 42
CONCRETE PULVERIZER JAW SET MAINTENANCE 44
Pulverizing Teeth 44
WELDING MAINTENANCE 45
HYDRAULIC/ROTATION MAINTENANCE 51
Hydraulic Requirements 51
Rotation Valve 51
GenFlow Regeneration Valve 52
Slewing Ring 55
Planetary Gearbox Lubrication 56
Rotation Circuit 57
TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE 60
Processor Trouble-Shooting 60
Rotator Trouble-Shooting 61
Lock-Pin Trouble-Shooting 62
WARRANTY CLAIM PROCEDURE 63
PARTS ORDER POLICY AND PROCEDURE 64
PARTS ORDER FORM 65
PARTS LISTS 66
Third-Member Mount, Upper Head 67
Second-Member Mount, Upper Head 68
Multi Processor Body 69
Pivot Group Parts (Shear, Cracker, and Pulverizer) 70
Hydraulics 73
Jaw Set Parts (Shear, Cracker, and Pulverizer) 74
Rotation Drive Systems 77
Electrical 79
Tool List 80

4Genesis LXP®© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
SAFETY STATEMENTS
THIS STATEMENT IS USED WHERE SERIOUS INJURY
OR DEATH WILL RESULT IF THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE
NOT FOLLOWED PROPERLY.
THIS STATEMENT IS USED WHERE SERIOUS INJURY
OR DEATH COULD RESULT IF THE INSTRUCTIONS
ARE NOT FOLLOWED PROPERLY.
THIS STATEMENT IS USED WHERE MINOR INJURY
OR PROPERTY DAMAGE COULD RESULT IF THE
INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED PROPERLY.
THIS SYMBOL BY ITSELF OR USED WITH A SAFETY
SIGNAL WORD THROUGHOUT THIS MANUAL IS
USED TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO INSTRUCTIONS
INVOLVING YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY OR THE
SAFETY OF OTHERS. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE
INSTRUCTIONS CAN RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH.
!WARNING
!
CAUTION
!DANGER
!

5
Genesis LXP®
© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
GENERAL SAFETY
NEVER OPERATE AN EXCAVATOR WITHOUT SAFETY
GUARDS INSTALLED.
Safety glass and wire mesh cab guarding must be
installed to protect the operator from ying debris that may
be created during processing. Falling Object Protection
Structures, or FOPS, are required for any application
where material is to be handled overheard. AVOID THIS
SITUATION WHENEVER POSSIBLE.
CURRENT IN HIGH VOLTAGE LINES MAY ARC SOME
DISTANCE FROM THE WIRE TO A NEARBY GROUND.
KEEP ALL PARTS OF THE MACHINE AT LEAST 50
FEET (16M) AWAY FROM POWER LINES.
All local, state/provincial and federal regulations must be
met before approaching power lines, overhead or under-
ground cables, or power sources with any part of the exca-
vator. Do not operate the machine near energized power
lines. Always contact the electrical power company when
operating near power lines. The lines should be moved,
insulated, disconnected or de-energized and grounded
before operating in the area.
Equipment operation and maintenance practices directly
affect your safety and the safety of those around you.
Always use common sense while operating and be alert
to unsafe conditions.
Do not operate if an unsafe condition exists. Stop opera-
tion immediately, shut down the machine and report the
unsafe condition to the proper authority.
EXCAVATORS IN OVERHEAD DEMOLITION OR HIGH
REACH APPLICATIONS MUST HAVE PRIORITIZED
OIL FLOW TO THEIR MAIN VALVES.
Processors require high volumes of oil at lower pressures
to open and close the jaw in the non-cutting mode. In the
event of a building or structure collapse, if the excavator
does not have prioritized ow, opening the jaw will render
other functions, such as stick, boom and tracking, slow or
inoperable because oil will go to the path of least resis-
tance, which is the jaw function. Although this is not a
common situation, it must be addressed with your excava-
tor dealer prior to installation.
!DANGER
!WARNING

6Genesis LXP®© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
GENERAL SAFETY
Use all protective clothing and safety devices dictated by the working condi-
tions. These may include but are not limited to:
• Hard hat
• Safety glasses, goggles, or face shield
• Hearing protection
• Safety shoes
• Heavy gloves
• Reective clothing
• Respirator or lter mask
AVOID ENTANGLEMENT HAZARDS. DO NOT WEAR CLOTHING OR
JEWELRY THAT COULD GET CAUGHT IN MACHINERY AND CAUSE
INJURY.
KEEP HANDS, FEET, HAIR AND CLOTHING AWAY FROM MOVING PARTS.
KEEP HANDS AND FEET WITHIN THE OPERATOR PLATFORM.
KNOW THE PINCH POINTS, CRUSHING POINTS AND ROTATING PART
OF THE EQUIPMENT AND AVOID THEM. ALL SAFETY GUARDS MUST
BE IN PLACE.
Always know where to get assistance in case of an emergency. Know where
to locate and how to use safety equipment such as a rst aid kit and re
extinguisher.
Report all injuries to your supervisor or as directed.
OPERATOR QUALIFICATIONS
Only trained and authorized persons should operate the machine. To be quali-
ed, you must understand the written instructions in this manual, receive train-
ing including actual operation of this machine, and know all safety rules and
regulations of the job site.
Do not operate the machine until you fully understand the function of all con-
trols, indicators and instruments.
PERSONAL SAFETY
DO NOT OPERATE POORLY MAINTAINED, FAULTY EQUIPMENT. INFORM
THE PROPER AUTHORITY AND DO NOT RESUME OPERATION UNTIL
THE PROBLEM HAS BEEN FIXED.
!
!

7
Genesis LXP®
© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
GENERAL SAFETY
MACHINE STABILITY
Your Genesis processor is sized for excavator stability when properly oper-
ated. However, improper operation, faulty maintenance or unauthorized modi-
cations may cause instability.
KNOW THE WORKING RANGES AND CAPACITIES OF THE EXCAVATOR
TO AVOID TIPPING.
USE THE RECOMMENDED EXCAVATOR COUNTERWEIGHT.
The following conditions affect stability:
• Ground conditions
• Grade
• Weight of attachment
• Contents of attachment
• Operator judgment
BEFORE OPERATING
WARN ALL OTHERS IN THE AREA THAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO START
OPERATION.
Perform the Check the Equipment steps outlined in this manual.
Check underneath and around the machine. Make sure all personnel and
equipment are clear from the area of operation and equipment movement.
Check clearances in all directions, including overhead.
Be properly seated in the operator’s seat.
Do not attempt to operate the controls until you have read and fully under-
stand the safety statements in this manual and the manual for your excavator.
Determine the control for each function before operating the excavator.
Familiarize yourself with the excavator and processor before attempting to
process material. Have the excavator moved to a wide open area. The area
should be solid, level, and free of obstacles such as people, equipment, build-
ings and power lines. With the excavator engine running at a reduced speed,
operate one control at a time. Continue this practice until you have learned
and become comfortable with the function of each control.
!
!

8Genesis LXP®© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
GENERAL SAFETY
Check the Equipment
Before beginning each shift, take the time to check the equipment and have all systems in good
operational condition.
Check the following:
• Warning decals, special instructions and operator’s manuals. Make sure they are legible
and in the proper location.
• Grease ttings. Pump grease at all tting locations.
• Blades and wear surfaces for wear or damage.
• Hydraulic uid level. Add hydraulic uid as required.
• Hydraulic hoses and hose connections for wear or leaks. Repair or replace any damaged
hoses or connections.
• All control levers for proper operation.
• Rotation bearing. Visually check for loose or damaged bolts. If repair is required, refer to
qualied personnel.
• Grease rotation bearing and pinion gear.
Know the Work Area
Check clearances in the work area. Keep all bystanders at a safe distance. Do not work under
obstacles within the working range of the processor. Check the location for overhead and buried
power lines or other utilities before operation.
Check ground conditions. Be aware of unstable or slippery areas and avoid them.
Know the Rules
Most employers have rules governing proper operation and maintenance of equipment. Before
starting work at a new location, ask your supervisor or safety coordinator about rules you are
expected to obey.
Understand trafc rules at your job site. You must recognize and understand all signs, ags and
markings; hand, ag, whistle, siren and bell signals.
Position the Processor
Position the excavator on rm, level ground. Do not operate on slippery ground conditions.
If level ground is not possible, position the excavator to use the processor to the front or back of
the excavator. Avoid working over the side of the excavator.
To avoid tipping and slipping, do not park on a grade exceeding 10% (one-foot rise over the span
of a ten-foot run).
BEFORE OPERATING

9
Genesis LXP®
© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
GENERAL SAFETY
OPERATION SAFETY
Safe operation is the responsibility of the operator. Improper use of the
machine can lead to dangerous situations for yourself, those around you, the
machine and the work area. Practice safe working habits and be aware of
hazardous conditions.
Thoroughly read and understand this entire manual. Follow all safety rules
and practices explained in this manual.
Be seated in the operator’s seat at all times while operating the processor.
Always return the processor to a rest position on the ground before leaving the
operator’s seat, regardless of the reason or length of time away.
Do not operate without lights if conditions require them. If lights are required
and your excavator is not so equipped, contact your excavator dealer for a
lighting package.
Do not operate under the inuence of drugs or alcohol, which can affect your
alertness and coordination. If you use prescription or over-the-counter medi-
cation, get medical approval to operate the equipment.
Do not allow riders on the processor. Do not use the processor as a personnel
lift or work platform.
Report all accidents to your supervisor or as directed.
Rotation systems are designed to position the processor during operation, not
as a locking or supporting system during maintenance. Always use proper
blocking procedures during maintenance for operator safety.
!

10 Genesis LXP®© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
GENERAL SAFETY
OPERATION SAFETY
Starting Procedure
Before operating, walk completely around the machine to make certain no one
is under it, on it or close to it. Keep all bystanders at least 75 feet away from
the area of operation and equipment movement. Let all other workers and
bystanders know you are preparing to start. DO NOT operate until everyone
is clear.
Always be properly seated in the operator’s seat before operating any excava-
tor controls.
To start:
• Make sure all controls are in the center (neutral) position.
• Be properly seated.
• Slowly operate all functions to check for proper operation and to bleed
air from the hydraulic system.
To shut down:
• Return the processor to a rest position on the ground.
• Shut off the excavator engine.
• Work controls in all directions to relieve hydraulic pressure.
IF MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE IS TO BE PERFORMED, MAKE SURE
THE ATTACHMENT IS PROPERLY BLOCKED TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL
ROTATION OF THE ATTACHMENT ONTO OPERATOR OR MECHANIC. DO
NOT RELY ON ROTATION MOTOR OR OTHER ROTATION COMPONENTS
TO INHIBIT MOVEMENT OF THE ATTACHMENT DURING MAINTENANCE
OR SERVICING. ALWAYS PRACTICE LOCKOUT / TAGOUT PROCEDURES
BEFORE PERFORMING MAINTENANCE.
Process Material Safely
Using the processor in unauthorized applications may create an unsafe situa-
tion and will void the warranty.
Do not operate any functions of the excavator while cutting or processing mate-
rial with the jaws, including boom and drive functions.
DO NOT PULL DOWN STRUCTURES WITH THE PROCESSOR. DOING SO
MAY CAUSE FALLING DEBRIS, OR MATERIAL MAY BREAK FREE AND
EXCEED THE CAPACITIES OF THE EXCAVATOR, CAUSING A TIPPING
HAZARD.
The rotator should only be used for positioning the processor. Do not use the
rotator to pry or break material. Rotating attachments are not designed to
stand up to excavator break-out forces.
!
!

11
Genesis LXP®
© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
GENERAL SAFETY
OPERATION SAFETY
Lift the Load Safely
The hydraulic system has been preset and tested by your
dealer. Do not alter hydraulic settings without consulting
an authorized Genesis dealer. Doing so will void warranty
and may cause structural damage, accidents or tipping.
Make sure the load is held securely in the processor
jaws. Do not move a loaded processor if load is loose or
dangling.
Make sure the load is pinched between the processor
jaws – never cradle a load.
For greater stability, knuckle the processor to bring the
load closer to the center of rotation (center of gravity) while
lifting. Use extra caution during reaching to avoid tipping.
Place the Load Safely
Do not move the processor, or anything held in the jaws,
over people, equipment or buildings. Keep a safe dis-
tance between loaded processor and excavator cab.
Place the load gently. Do not throw or drop the contents
of the processor.
Operate the controls smoothly and gradually. Jerky con-
trols are hazardous and may cause excavator damage.
USE THE PROCESSOR ONLY AS DESCRIBED IN
THIS MANUAL. DO NOT USE THE PROCESSOR TO
LIFT AND MOVE OTHER OBJECTS. DOING SO MAY
CAUSE INSTABILITY AND TIPPING.
!WARNING
Process Material Safely
Do not shear high tensile steel such as railroad rail, spring
steel, axles, tool steel or machine parts. Hardened mate-
rial breaks, causing ying debris that could cause injury or
death. Processing these materials also causes structural
and hydraulic damage to the shear and excavator.
Do not cut pressure vessels or tanks without absolute cer-
tainty that they are no longer full or pressurized. Cutting
into these may cause an explosion or ying objects, which
may cause injury or death.
!WARNING
!
!

12 Genesis LXP®© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
PROCESSOR MARKINGS
Decals are necessary for safe operation and maintenance. To reorder, contact your Genesis
dealer or call 715-395-5252.
LogoSerial Number
(Welded)
Viewing Distance
Model Number

13
Genesis LXP®
© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
INSTALLATION
PROCESSOR INSTALLATION
Preparation prior to delivery will make installation of the attachment safer and easier. Contact
Genesis or your Genesis dealer for assistance.
REMOVING ANY CONNECTING PIN MAY BE HAZARD-
OUS. TO REMOVE A CONNECTING PIN, POSITION
THE PROCESSOR ON THE GROUND AND PROPERLY
SUPPORT.
PARTICLES MAY FLY WHEN A PIN IS STRUCK. USE A
DRIFT PIN OR MALLET WHEN STRIKING PINS. KEEP
ALL PERSONNEL AT A SAFE DISTANCE.
!WARNING
Tips for achieving dual-pump ow: Typically, an excavator has two hydraulic pumps supplying
oil to the main valves of the excavator. The main valves usually are separated into two halves.
Tying two circuits from opposite sides of the valve is called summating – basically achieving dual-
pump ow to operate one system. This is the preferred method of achieving maximum speed and
cutting power to a processor. This may be achieved by interchanging the stick and bucket circuits.
Usually a bucket circuit is single-pump ow and a stick circuit is dual-pump ow. At times, adding
an auxiliary circuit spool to the stick circuit helps to reduce back-pressure in the system and speed
up jaw open and close.
In certain cases, the bucket and auxiliary circuits can be summated to achieve dual-pump ow,
depending on whether the bucket and auxiliary are on separate sides of the main valve and
whether the auxiliary circuit can be proportionally controlled by teeing into the bucket pilot control
circuit. The auxiliary circuit must also be capable of proportionally controlling pump initiation on the
auxiliary side of the circuit. On many excavators, the auxiliary circuit is controlled by percentage of
ow set in the computer. These may not control the speed that the pump’s compensator strokes
up, but turn the circuit instantly on or off. Because processor take all the ow the pumps can give
them, the computer signals the pump to instantly turn on or off, instead of gradually ramping up or
down, which can cause sharp, damaging spikes in the hydraulic circuit.
Note: The processor is usually shipped in an upright posi-
tion. Extreme care must be used when inverting the pro-
cessor for installation.
Dual-Pump Flow
Installation Procedure
Remove bucket or other stick attachments, following the
excavator OEM’s removal and safety instructions.

14 Genesis LXP®© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
INSTALLATION
PROCESSOR INSTALLATION
Extend
Position the processor upside down on at, solid ground.
NOTE: Blocking may be required to raise the mounting
bracket into proper position.
Track the excavator to the processor with the jaws facing
the operator. Lift the excavator stick over the processor,
carefully positioning the stick tip connection with the pro-
cessor mounting main pivot bore. Pin the excavator stick
to the processor.
Slowly raise the boom to lift the processor, allowing the
processor cylinder pivot connection to come within range
of the excavator cylinder stroke.
Extend the excavator cylinder until the power link bore
lines up with the processor cylinder pivot connection. Pin
excavator cylinder to the processor.
Crowd and extend processor, checking closely to make
sure there is no interference between processor bracket
and hard lines. Also check for interference between cylin-
der and boom/stick.
Install excavator hydraulic hoses, supply and return, from
the stick tip to the processor manifold blocks. See drawing
3500211 for electrical circuit.
The stick and bucket circuits are oriented as to rod and
bore sides of their respective cylinders. When you connect
a circuit to the processor, take care to connect rod-to-
rod and bore-to-bore. When these are reversed, extra
pressure is needed to open the jaw, which pulls down the
engine, de-strokes the pumps, increases jaw cycle time,
creates high oil temperatures and burns more fuel.
Processor must be vertical before putting oil into it, or
an air lock in the regen valve may prevent the jaw from
opening.
BE SURE HYDRAULIC PRESSURE IS RELIEVED
BEFORE DISCONNECTING HYDRAULIC FITTINGS.
REMOVE NECESSARY FITTINGS SLOWLY.
!WARNING

15
Genesis LXP®
© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
Foot Switch Installation
Run the case drain / lock pin return line from the rotation head of the processor to the lter on the
excavator hydraulic reservoir. The line must be rated minimum 250 PSI working pressure and
must be at least 1/2” for all LXP®models. The maximum case-drain pressure measured at the
processor while rotating and cycling the jaws must never exceed 125 PSI.
Use the correct ttings. Secure the line to the excavator stick.
Install the foot switch in the excavator and connect with electrical harness. Consult excavator
dealer when using an alternate to the Genesis supplied foot switch.
INSTALLATION
ROTATOR INSTALLATION
Case drain / Lock pin return
White Normal Open
Black Normal Open Red
2 Amp Fuse
24 Volt
To Rotator
(A) Black; (B) Green; (C) White
Green To Ground
Note: LXP 200 / 300 models
require a return line for the
lock pin, but do not require
a case drain.

16 Genesis LXP®© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
The rotator requires an additional hydraulic circuit. This diagram show the installation of the addi-
tional circuit. Refer to the Hydraulic/Rotation Maintenance section of this manual for valve descrip-
tions, functions and settings.
Rotation Circuit
INSTALLATION
ROTATOR INSTALLATION
Lock pin
Valve
Motor Case Drain
(Used on LXP 400/500 Models only)
WARNING Do not exceed 125 PSI
while operating
Crossover
Relief Valve
Rotate work lines:
Use 1/2” 3000 PSI
rated hose
Foot switch
or joystick
Hydraulic
Motor
Inside upper head
Mount
valves in
excavator
Gear
pump
required
Rotation valve
(mount on excavator)
Rotate return: to return lter
then to tank. Use minimum
1/2” 2000 PSI rated hose
Case drain and
lock pin return: to
dedicated lter
Dedicated
lter to tank

17
Genesis LXP®
© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
INSTALLATION
LOCK PIN ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
ASSEMBLY 3500211
Plug into terminal located on
the side of the upper head.
1
5
Black: normal open,
lock pin retract
Red: +24 VDC Supply
White: normal open,
lock pin extend
63&4 8
9
2
Inside upper head
24 Volt
10 11 6
Item Description
1 Mount three-way locking toggle switch in excavator cab
2 Lock pin wiring harness sub-assembly 3500209 inside upper head
3 Fuse holder
4 Two-amp fuse
5 Insulated connectors
6 Butt connectors: white to white, black to black, red to fuse/battery
7 Cable ties (not shown)
8 Insulated ring terminal; green to ground
9 Cable; use cable ties to secure along stick/boom
10 Plug connector into terminal located on the side of the upper head
11 Cable clamp

18 Genesis LXP®© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
HYDRAULIC START-UP
Genesis processors are designed to operate under full excavator pressure or up to 5500 PSI. Due
to these high pressures, it is important that air is bled from the processor cylinders after installation.
Failure to follow these procedures could result in cylinder seal damage and/or excavator hydraulic
system damage.
Start-up Procedure:
Check the excavator hydraulic tank for proper uid level.
Excavator oil should be warmed up before hooking up processor lines in cold weather. If oil is
cold, air from cylinder will be pushed into oil tank, causing oil to foam. This problem takes hours to
correct, and it will cause pump cavitation.
Follow the OEM procedures for starting and warm-up of the excavator hydraulic system. Do not
operate the processor circuit during the warm-up period.
After the excavator has reached normal operating temperature, set the engine to idle speed.
Processor must be vertical. Do not allow the tank to run low - have someone watch the oil gauge.
Slowly ll the bore end of the processor cylinders to partially close the jaws.
Slowly ll the rod end of the processor cylinders to open the jaws. Note: Do not fully extend or
retract processor cylinders with the rst cycles. Use partial strokes extending and retracting,
slowly working to full strokes.
Stop and check the excavator hydraulic uid level again to be sure there is still sufcient uid.
Service as required.
Cycle the processor jaws ve or six strokes before increasing the full operating pressure.
INSTALLATION

19
Genesis LXP®
© 2015 Genesis Attachments, LLC
OPERATION
Jaw set change-over requires at least one worker on the ground in addition to the operator. Use
basic safety precautions. All personnel on the ground must stand clear during operation.
Change-over Procedure:
Lower processor into stand. Lightly clamp jaw to middle plate.
Remove cylinder pins. Grease lock pin. Remove safety plates.
Retract cylinders.
• While continuing to hold on processor cylinders retract lever (jaw open), hit electric switch
to retract lock pin.
• Ensure both sides of lock pin have retracted. One side may fully retract before the other
begins to retract.
Articulate processor body to disengage jaw set.
Position processor body at new jaw set.
Check lock pin bores in new jaw set. Wipe bore clean to ensure there are no contaminants. Clean
quick plate trunion pins and mating “U” in processor body.
JAW SET CHANGE-OVER
Processor Body
Cylinder
Bore
Stand
Mating “U”
Cylinder
Quick Plates
Quick Plate Trunion