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Fiat Hitachi ZX200, ZX200LC, ZX200-E, ZX200LC-E, ZX210 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

If you’re ordering parts for a Fiat Hitachi excavator and you’re not using the factory parts catalog, you’re gambling. I’ve seen shops order a brake valve assembly because an aftermarket catalog listed it for a ZX200LC-E, then find out it’s the wrong relief valve setting. That’s a week of downtime and a restocking fee. This 290-page Parts Catalog covers the ZX200, ZX200LC, ZX200-E, ZX200LC-E, and ZX210 models. It’s the same binder the dealer pulls from.

290 Pages of Factory-Sourced Part Numbers

Page 1 of the catalog lists the serial number range (100001 and up) and confirms these machines are part of the ZXIS 200 series. That’s critical — if your machine falls outside that range, you need the updated supplement. Page 5 gives you the legend for interchangeability symbols: Y for unconditional compatibility, T for combination compatibility, D for replacement requiring modifications. Read that page before you start pulling part numbers. I’ve seen guys skip it and end up with a pilot valve that doesn’t match because they missed the Y vs. T flag.

PUMP Section: Device, Unit, and Regulator

The PUMP chapter is split by model variant: <200, 210, H, K, N, 240> and separately for the E series. You get exploded views of the pump device, main unit, and both right and left regulators. If you’re rebuilding a swing pump or the main gear pump, the regulator (R) and regulator (L) sub-sections show every shim, spring, and plunger with its OEM number. No guessing which spacer fits — the catalog tells you.

VALVE and Brake System Breakdown

Under MOTOR ; OIL, you’ll find the swing motor and travel motor assemblies. The VALVE ; BRAKE sub-section is what you need when the machine creeps on a slope. It’s listed with the travel motor group for models 200, E, 210, H, K — and a separate entry for N, 240. The VALVE chapter itself runs from control valve (five sheets each for two variants) through relief, pilot, solenoid, slow-return, shuttle, lock, selector, and oil filter. That’s over 30 sub-sections. You want the shuttle valve for a 210, N, 240? It’s right there under VALVE ; SHUTTLE <210, N, 240>.

CYLINDER Section: Boom, Arm, Bucket

Cylinders are broken down by boom (right and left), with separate entries for mono boom and 2-piece boom versions. The holding valve for each is listed directly after the cylinder assembly. Arm cylinders include variants for river maintenance and mono boom. Bucket cylinders cover standard, K-series, and river maintenance. If you need the positioning cylinder for the 2P-boom, it’s there with its own holding valve. Every part number is tied to a specific model range in angle brackets, so you don’t accidentally order a ZX240 arm cylinder for a ZX200.

Parts Index: Finding the Exact Part Number

The PARTS INDEX at the end of the catalog cross-references every part number to its page. That’s how you confirm you’ve got the right number before calling the dealer. I’ve had techs write down a number from a scraped-off label, then look it up in this index and find it’s superseded. The index saves you from ordering NLA parts.

Why a Parts Catalog Instead of a Service Manual?

A service manual tells you how to remove and install. A parts catalog tells you exactly which part to order. You need both. Pair this catalog with the Hitachi Zaxis ZX200/210 Excavator Parts Catalog for the complete picture. Other machines in the same family include the Fiat Hitachi ZW310, ZW310-A Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs and the Fiat Hitachi ZH200-A Series Hybrid Excavator Parts Catalog. For general background on hydraulic excavator design, the Automotive Industry Overview gives context, and the Automotive Industry Overview also covers construction equipment evolution.

Fiat Hitachi ZX200, ZX200LC, ZX200-E, ZX200LC-E, ZX210 Parts Catalog – Final Word

This isn’t a reprint or a scan of a scan. It’s the original factory PDF, 290 pages, full bookmarks, searchable. You can print individual pages for the workbench. Every part number, every quantity, every interchangeability symbol is exactly what Hitachi released. If you want to stop wasting money on wrong parts, access the factory manual now.

Does the catalog include part numbers for the brake valve?

Yes, it’s listed under MOTOR ; OIL (TRAVEL) – VALVE ; BRAKE.

How do I read the interchangeability symbols on page 5?

Page 5 explains each symbol: Y (unconditional interchange), T (compatible only as a set), D (requires field modification, contact dealer), K (part of a service kit), R (quantity variable like field oil), S (service part), OP (optional), OS/US (oversize/undersize). The notation also shows supersessions with arrow codes. Never ignore the “Y” vs. “T” difference — a Y part can replace the old one direct; a T means you must replace the whole group. I’ve seen guys swap a shuttle valve thinking it’s a straight exchange, only to find the new valve needs a different cover because the symbol was T.

Access the Factory Manual and get your parts right the first time.