34
--
Note
Type API Class CD or
higher
Summer: SAE30
Winter: SAE10
Intense cold season
: SAE10W
Designated
engine oil
Designated
fuel
Diesel fuel
(Intense cold season:
Cold weather diesel fuel)
Fuel tank Fuel pump Fuel filter Sub-engine
Always carry out the following inspections before loading the cargo to prevent any
unforseen accidents with the refrigeration unit, and to use the refrigeration unit safely.
Make sure that the oil does not spill onto the wiring
and centrifugal clutch when pouring it. If the oil does
get on the wiring, etc., always completely wipe it off
with a rag, etc.
Never operate the refrigeration unit if there are leaks. Doing so could cause a fire and extremely
hazardous state. Always contact your dealer if a leak is found.
8 Inspection
(1) Daily inspection
(a) Inspection of sub-engine oil level
If the oil level drops below the tolerable level during
operation, the sub-engine could burn. Always make
sure that the level is within the range of the
mark on the oil level gauge.
If the oil level is low, pour a specified amount (to
within the range of the mark on the oil level gauge) of
the designated oil from the oil inlet.
(b) Inspection of sub-engine fuel level
(c) Inspection of sub-engine oil fuel leakage
Check the fuel level with the level gauge, and fill with
the specified fuel so that the unit does not run out of
fuel during operation.
Inspect that there is no fuel leaking from the above devices or fuel pipes connecting the devices.
CAUTION
Sub-engine oil could become very hot. Wait till the oil temperature drops sufficiently before
starting inspection or replenishment of oil.
CAUTION
Before starting inspection, make sure to turn “OFF” the main switch to put the refrigeration unit in
the stopped condition, disconnect connections to battery terminals and the power supply plug
and confirm that there is no dangerous condition.
CAUTION
Oil inlet
Oil level gauge
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
