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Volvo Penta TAMD162C User Manual

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Stop solenoid
TAMD162C – for normal stop* or as emergency
stop**
TAMD163A – as emergency stop**
Normal stop: The solenoid is connected via the stop
relay when the key switch is turned and held in the stop
position (S).
Emergency stop: The solenoid is engaged by pressing
the separate “STOP”-button at the control position, in
the engine room or at any other position.
When the solenoid is activated, the injection pump’s
control rod is moved into the zero delivery position and
the engine stops as the flow of fuel is cut off.
* Applies to engines up to and incl. engine No. 1101052586/
xxxx.
** Applies to engines with a classifiable electrical system and
fitted with an emergency stop.
Stop solenoid
If there are several battery circuits, there must be sepa-
rate switches for the extra equipment. There must also
be a main switch between the extra battery’s positive
(+) pole and the fuse block for the boat’s electrical
equipment. The main switch for the extra battery circuit
should break the current to all power consuming equip-
ment connected to this circuit and be switched off when
there is no requirement for extra current. The main
switches to the engine must be switched off when the
boat is not in use.
The propulsion package must not be electrically con-
nected to other equipment such as the trim tab, steps
etc. Nor should it be used as ground for radio or naviga-
tional equipment or other electrical equipment where
there are separate ground cables. All separate ground
connections should be collected together to form a joint
ground connection which is separate from the propul-
sion package.
If shore power is connected, protector ground should
not be connected to the engine or to any other ground
on the boat.
A transformer connected to shore power must be in-
stalled so that the protective ground terminal on the inlet
side (120/220V) and the negative connection on the
outlet side (24V) are not cross-connected.
Warning! Electrolytic corrosion as a conse-
quence of leakage currents may cause serious
and expensive damage to your boat’s equipment
within a short time. Work on the boat’s low ten-
sion circuit should only be carried out by qualifed
or experienced persons. Installation or work on
the shore power equipment may only be carried
out by electricians authorized to work with high-
voltage installations.
General Information
Electrolytic corrosion
Your boat and its engine/reverse gear have sacrificial
anodes made of zinc as protection against galvanic cor-
rosion. This protection may be rendered ineffective if
there are any leakage currents from the electrical sys-
tem due to faulty equipment or incorrectly connecting
electrical components on the negative side (grounding,
protector ground). The following should always be ob-
served:
The main engine switches should be mounted on both
the positive (+) and the negative (–) battery leads. The
main switches should break the current to all parts con-
suming electricity. Electrical leads should be fitted in
such a manner that they are not exposed to moisture
and there is no risk of them being exposed to bilgewater
in the keelson.
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Volvo Penta TAMD162C Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandVolvo Penta
ModelTAMD162C
CategoryEngine
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Engine Safety Precautions

Important Safety Symbols and Warnings

Details warning symbols and summarizes key safety precautions for engine operation and servicing.

Specific Safety Instructions

Warranty and Guarantee Information

Engine Maintenance and Care Procedures

Outlines Pre-Delivery Commissioning (PDC) and First Service inspection requirements.

Volvo Penta Service Network and Support

Engine Specifications

TAMD162C, TAMD163A, TAMD163P-A Engine Details

Describes the basic engine configuration, cooling, and turbocharging systems for these models.

Engine Instrument Panel Overview

Main Panel Instruments

Details the gauges and controls found on the main engine instrument panel, including gauges, switches, and indicators.

Alarm Panel Functions

Describes the warning lights and their meanings on the engine alarm panel.

Instrument Panel Details

Extra Alarm Panel

Details the specific warning lamps on the extra alarm panel and their corresponding alerts.

Instrument Kits and Panels

Alarm Panel

Describes the alarm panel and its warning symbols, corresponding to those on the main panel.

Control Systems

Key Switch Operation

Explains the different positions of the key switch and their functions.

Control Lever Systems

Describes single lever and dual lever controls for acceleration and reverse gear maneuvers.

Control Lever Operation

Single Lever Control Operation

Details the functions and operation of single lever controls, including friction brake and neutral start.

Dual Lever Control Operation

Explains the operation of dual lever controls with separate levers for acceleration and shifting.

Fuel, Oil, Coolant Specifications

Diesel Fuel Specifications and Usage

Details the required specifications for diesel fuel and the impact of sulfur content.

Engine Lubricating Oil Recommendations

Specifies the recommended grades and types of lubricating oil for the engine.

Engine Coolant Requirements and Safety

Details coolant mixtures, antifreeze needs, and safety precautions for the cooling system.

Reverse Gear Lubricating Oil

Specifies the recommended grades of lubricating oil for the reverse gear.

Operation

Pre-Start Checks and Procedures

Lists essential checks and actions to perform before starting the engine.

Starting the Engine

Engine Starting with Lever Controls

Step-by-step guide for starting the engine using single or dual lever controls.

Engine Operation Monitoring

Engine Alarm Response

Guides on how to react when engine alarms are triggered, including causes and actions.

Boat Maneuvering Guide

Provides instructions on maneuvering the boat at idling speed and handling the reverse gear.

Maneuvering

Reverse Gear Maneuvering

Details the steps for engaging and disengaging the reverse gear for maneuvering.

Engine Shutdown and Post-Operation Checks

Winterizing and Freezing Prevention

Coolant Draining Procedure

Detailed steps for draining the engine's coolant from both freshwater and seawater systems.

Safety and Emergency Systems

Mechanical Safety Clutch

Instructions on how to engage the mechanical safety clutch for emergency use.

Twin Disc MG516 Clutch

Steps for engaging the emergency clutch on the Twin Disc MG516 gearbox.

MPM IRM 350A Clutch

Procedure for engaging the emergency clutch on the MPM IRM 350A gearbox.

Emergency Engine Stop Procedures

Emergency Stop for TAMD162C/TAMD163A

Details how to use the emergency stop button on TAMD162C and TAMD163A engines.

Emergency Engine Start Procedure

Periodic Maintenance Schedule

Periodic Maintenance Overview

Emphasizes the importance of periodic maintenance according to the schedule for reliable operation.

Preventive Maintenance

Engine Oil Change Intervals

Details oil change intervals based on fuel sulfur content and oil quality.

Maintenance Schedule Details

Engine Oil Change Procedure

Instructions for changing the engine oil, including filter replacement and checks.

Engine Oil and Bypass Filter Replacement

Procedure for replacing the engine oil and the bypass oil filter.

Engine Oil Filter Replacement (Running Engine)

Steps for replacing engine oil filters while the engine is running.

Maintenance Tasks

Reverse Gear Oil Change Procedure

Steps for changing the oil in the reverse gear, including filter and screen cleaning.

Reverse Gear Oil Filter Replacement

Procedure for replacing oil filters on MPM IRM350 and Twin Disc MG516 reverse gears.

Component Maintenance

Replacing Fine Fuel Filters

Steps for replacing the fine fuel filters, emphasizing cleanliness and gasket moistening.

Fuel System Maintenance

Engine Technical Description

Engine Component Details

Turbocharger Operation

Engine Maintenance

Lubrication System Overview

Lubrication Maintenance

Engine Oil Change

Detailed steps for changing the engine oil, including methods for oil removal and refilling.

Oil & Bypass Filter Replacement

Procedure for replacing engine oil filters and the bypass filter.

Filter Replacement Procedures

Reverse Gear Oil Change

Steps for changing the oil in the reverse gear, including checking the oil level.

Fuel System

Injector System

Fuel System Procedures

Cooling System Overview

Cooling System Maintenance

Electrical System Overview

Engine Electrical Components

Stop Solenoid Operation

Electrical System Safety

Main Switch Safety

Emphasizes turning off the engine and main switches before electrical work.

Battery Safety

Provides safety guidelines for battery installation, charging, and handling.

Electrical Maintenance

Wiring Diagrams

Main Instrument Panel Wiring

Main Panel Wiring Details

Detailed wiring diagram for the main instrument panel, including component connections and cable colors.

Key Switch Wiring

Flying Bridge Panel Wiring

Flying Bridge Wiring Details

Detailed wiring diagram for the Flying Bridge instrument panel, including component connections.

TAMD162C Engine Wiring

TAMD162C Wiring Details

Detailed wiring diagram for the TAMD162C engine, showing component connections and cable colors.

TAMD162C/163A/163P Engine Wiring

TAMD162C/163A/163P Wiring Details

Detailed wiring diagrams for TAMD162C, TAMD163A, and TAMD163P engines.

Fault-Tracing Guide

Engine Not Starting

Diagnoses and remedies for issues preventing the engine from starting or turning over.

Slow Starter Motor

Diagnoses and remedies for a starter motor that turns over slowly.

Engine Starts But Not Running

Diagnoses and remedies for issues causing the engine to not start or run unevenly.

Troubleshooting Engine Issues

Engine Runs Unevenly

Diagnoses and remedies for engines that start but then stop or run unevenly.

High Coolant Temperature

Diagnoses and remedies for engine overheating issues, including causes like low coolant or faulty thermostats.

Performance and Running Troubleshooting

Low Wide Open Throttle Speed

Diagnoses and remedies for engines failing to reach correct speed at full throttle.

Engine Runs On

Diagnoses and remedies for engines that continue to run after the stop command.

Technical Data

System Technical Data

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