MAINTENANCE
SCHEDULE
Use this factoiy recommended maintenance
(based
on
favorable operating conditions) to
serve
as a guide to
get long and
efficient
set
life.
Neglecting routine main-
tenance
can result in failure or permanent
damage
to the
set. Maintenance is
divided
into two categories: (1) OPER-
ATOR MAINTENANCE
- performed by the operator and
(2) CRITICAL MAINTENANCE
- performed by
qualified
service personnel.
CRITICAL
MAINTENANCE
SCHEDULE
OPERATOR
MAINTENANCE
SCHEDULE
MAINTENANCE ITEMS
OPERATIONAL
HOURS
MAINTENANCE ITEMS
8 100 200
600 3000
Inspect Unit
X
Check Water Level (Heat
Exchanger Models)
X
Inspect Exhaust System
x6
Check Fuel Supply
x3
Check
Oil
Level
X
Clean Governor Linkage
x2
Change Crankcase
Oil
X
Drain Fuel System Conden-
sation Traps
x3
Check Battery
X
Replace
Oil
Filter
X
Change Primary Fuel Filter
x3
Change Secondary Fuel
Filter
x3
Empty Fuel Sediment Bowl
X
MAINTENANCE ITEMS
*
OPERATIONAL
HOURS
MAINTENANCE ITEMS
*
200 500
1000 2000
5000
Check Slip Rings
X
Check Brushes
xl
Check Commutator
X
Check Valve Clearance
*
X
Inspect Water Pump F/Leaks
and Wear, Replace
if
Necessary
X
Clean Generator
X
Grind Valves
(If
Required)
X
Clean Rocker
Box Oil
Line
Holes
X
Check Nozzle Opening
Pressure, Spray Pattern
x4
General Overhaul
(If Req.)
X
Change Fuel Filters
x5
x
Perform as indicated on Table.
xl
Replace
collector
ring
brushes
when
worn
to 5/16",
replace commutator
brushes
when
worn
to 5/8".
x2
Perform more often in extremely
dirty
conditions.
Lubricate
the old style linkage. Plastic
ball
type
require
only
cleaning. It may be
advantageous
to
replace the old style metal linkage
with
the plastic
ball
type in extremely
dirty
operating conditions.
x3 Water or foreign material in the
fuel
can
ruin
the
injection
system. If
daily
inspection shows water or
dirt
in the
fuel
pump sediment
bowl, fuel
handling and
storage
facilities
should be checked and situation
corrected.
Filter
elements
should be replaced
following
corrections of
fuel
contamination problems.
x4
This service must be conducted by trained diesel
injection
equipment personnel
with
suitable
test
facili-
ties.
Omit
this service
until
these
conditions can
be met.
x5 Service per Operator Maintenance Schedule.
x6 With
plant running,
visually
and audibly check
exhaust
system for leaks.
*
Tighten
head
bolts and adjust valve
clearance
after
first
© hours on a new or overhauled engine.
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For
critical
items not covered, see
page
2' (A
Major
Service Manual is available).
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