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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR A LIFEBOAT SYSTEM TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. General 1.1 Technical specification 2. Method of checking proper closure of release hooks. 3. Launching operation 3.1 Free fall launching operation 3.2 Launching by the davit 4. Recovery operation (Max 3 Persons Onboard) 5.
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Complement 2,887.5 kg (35P) 2,062.5 kg (25P) weight Fully Laden weight 7,701.5 kg 8,001.5 kg 6,647.5 kg 6,947.5 kg MAX. Drop Height 25.7 M Dimensions 7.950x3.070x1.550 (m) 1.1.2 Engine Manufacture Hyundai lifeboats Co., ltd. Type HB29D1 Towing Power 320 kg...
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Fig. 1.2.1 Free Fall Lifeboat General Arrangement for NON-Tanker Type...
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Fig. 1.2.2 Free Fall Lifeboat General Arrangement for Tanker Type...
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2. Method of checking proper closure of release hooks 2.1. Safe use and operation of lifeboats during drills, inspection and maintenance is de- pendent on knowing that the release gear is properly reset. Never enter lifeboat without ensuring complete closure of release hooks. Incomplete resetting of the release hooks can cause the lifeboat to drop resulting in death.
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Ensuring release hook closure. The release hook needs to be checked firstly when passenger enters the lifeboat in case that it is supported by the fall and reset properly as follows: Operation Guide Schematic Diagram Check that the hook is in the closed position.
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Operation Guide Schematic Diagram Check that the safety pin a’ssy-handle is inserted in the connect-handle. <Activity on the ship> Check that connect-handle is in upper position. <Activity on the ship>...
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3. Launching operation 3.1 Free fall launching operation Operation Guide Schematic Diagram Remove the safety pin1 and turn- buckles. <Activity on the ship> Note. SAFETY PIN 1. Electric cable is disconnected au- tomatically during free-fall launch- Open the boarding hatch and em- bark.
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Operation Guide Schematic Diagram Fasten the seat belts. <Activity in the lifeboat> Remove the safety pin 2 and operate (step on) the release handle for free-fall launching. <Activity on the lifeboat> After free-fall launching, helmsman move to steering seat and start en- STEERING FREE−FALL gine.
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3.2 Launching by the davit Operation Guide Schematic Diagram anchored rope & securing chains remove from upper deck. Please see if whether or not the sling rope connected. For jib launching, sling rope shall be securely con- nected to the boat. The master link connected to boat shall be taken out by boarding per- son inside the boat.
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The electric cable which has been connected to boat for recharging shall be disconnected by person who prepares freefall-launching. Roll down the winch using control lever. At that time, you can see the boat move along the ramp & get out of jumping stopper.
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4. Recovery operation (Max 3 persons onboard) Operation Guide Schematic Diagram Please be ready to recover the boat, the boarding person in the boat , connect sling ropes to both sides of boat for fall recovery. You should connect sling ropes to floating block.
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The boarding person for boat re- covery will do connect the safety pin inside the boat, and then get out of the boat. Lock the hatch securely. provided wire rope for floating block shall be connected to anchoring eye. Please turn the power off using R.P.B.
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5. Release gear system 5.1 General This section describes the details of the release gear system. Read this section carefully for safe operation. This release gear system consists of external hook and internal release handle near the after sheet. 5.2 Structure and part names The structure and parts names of the external hook and internal release handle are shown in Figures 5.2.1 and 5.2.2.
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5.3 Releasing Firstly, pull out the snap-pin (item 41), safety-pin (item 11), snap-pin (item 42) and safe- ty-pin (item 20) in the order named. (see figure 5.3.1 ) and then push the handle (item 19) down by using hands or feet. Fig.
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5.4 Resetting After the resetting of hook, the posture of hook is returned at the close position. And insert safety pin a’ssy hook and snap-pin on the ship. (see figure 5.4.1) Fig. 5.4.1 Reset principle of the hook unit on the ship And board in the lifeboat, Raise the connect handle and insert safety pin a’ssy cam and snap-pin in the lifeboat.
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5.5 Emergency release and recovery 5.5.1 Emergency release In case of the emergency situation, turn the emergency nut (item 16) counterclockwise by using the hexagon ratchet (item 48) after pull out the snap-pin (item 41), safety-pin (item 11), snap-pin (item 42) and safety-pin (item 20) in the order named as above. (See figure 5.4.1) 5.5.2 Recovery Pull the master link in the hook (item 4) and then, raise the handle (item 19) after inserting...
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Note: All users are requested to include a clear statement in their manual that any inspec- tion, servicing and repairs should be completed in accordance with the system for inspec- tion and servicing developed by Hyundai lifeboats Co., Ltd. Personnel undertaking inspections, maintenance and adjustment of lifeboats, launching appliances and associated equipment are to be fully trained and familiar with these duties.
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Table 6.2.1.1 - Inspection procedure and maintenance plan for boat Mainten- ance Items Method Inspection procedure Plan Inspect for deformation or oth- er defects. Inspect for peeling Outside hull Visual or any damage of re- tro-reflective material. Inspect for deformation or oth- Outside canopy Visual er defects.
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Maintenance Plan Items Method Inspection procedure High pressure Visual Inspect for any damage. Air support pipe system Regulator Visual Inspect for any damage. (only tank- er version) Inspect for corrosion or any Air cylinder Visual damage. Note: 2 When waterborne. * W : Weekly, M : Monthly, Y : Annual Table 6.2.1.2 - Inspection procedure and maintenance plan for engine Mainten-...
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Table 6.2.1.3 - Inspection procedure and maintenance plan for electric parts Mainten- ance Items Method Inspection procedure Plan Visual Check lead wire. Measure voltage of battery. Battery Measure When voltage is low, charge battery. Inside lamp Operation Check light on. Canopy lamp Operation Check light on.
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Maintenance plan Items Two buoyant rescue quoits A manual pump One set of fishing tackle Portable fire-extinguishing equipment A radar reflector Thermal protective aids Compartments for storage Seat belts Instructions of immediate action Water resistant instructions * W : Weekly, M : Monthly, Y : Annual 6.2.2 On board maintenance procedures 6.2.2.1 General As a result of inspection, any defective parts should be repaired in accordance with fol-...
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6.2.2.3 Engine 6.2.2.3.1 Oil coating and filling When any rust exists, remove rust and coat with machine oil. Rotating parts should be filled with lubricating oil. 6.2.2.3.2 Operating test An operational test of the engine should be carried out on board the ship and in the afloat condition after launching at an appropriate opportunity to check the running condition.
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6.2.2.4 Electric parts 6.2.2.4.1 Battery Fill up battery with electrolyte if level is below the designated position. Tighten up electric terminal if it is loose. 6.2.2.5 Release gear Procedure of apply grease - Check the amount of grease on the grease nipple - Apply grease if necessary.
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Table 6.3.1.1 - Inspection procedure and maintenance plan for davit Maintenance plan Items Method Inspection procedure Weekly Monthly Check corrosion, deformation Frame Visual and depression. Check corrosion, deformation Visual and depression. Moving out from stowed posi- Operation Davit arms tion. Turning out from stowed posi- Operation tion.
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Table 6.3.1.3 - Inspection procedure and maintenance plan for electric parts Maintenance plan Items Method Inspection procedure Weekly Monthly Visual Check wiring. Electric motor Operation Check normal operation. Visual Check wiring. Limit switch Operation Check normal operation. Lubricate Lubricate/grease. Push-button switch box Check wiring and other de- Visual fects.
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6.3.2.3 Boat winch 6.3.2.3.1 Prior to commencement of the maintenance work for the winch, the boat should be secured to prevent movement. 6.3.2.3.2 Oil should be checked and changed if discoloured. In case that oil level is low, oil should be added until the its surface comes to the designated level in the oil gauge. 6.3.2.3.3 Surfaces of each gear inside the gear box should be checked.
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7. Simulation launching system Operation Guide Schematic Diagram Disconnect the davit hook from suspension eye and connect it to the ring for the sliding rope. Note. Weight load should not act on the sliding rope.(only for safety) <Activity on the ship> Unravel the turn buckle until the holding pin comes loose for weight load not to act on it.
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APPENDIX A MARINE DIESEL ENGINE (TYPE HB29D1, HB36D1)
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2) DIMENSIONS ENGINE TYPE HB29D1, HB36D1 MARINE GEAR TYPE HBG200 L (mm) W (mm) H (mm) X1 (mm) X2 (mm) X3 (mm) X4 (mm) 251.3 M1 (mm) M2 (mm) 331.9...
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2. OPERATING THE ENGINE Operating manual This Owner’s Manual is intended to help you get the maximum return on your investment and to ensure your safety. We recommend that you thoroughly read and understand this Owner’s Manual before handling, storing, installing, operating or servicing the engine.
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STARTING ENGINE (TURN KEY TYPE) Electric start with remote control and instrument panel 1. Set the No.1 battery switch to the “ON” position. 2. Put the marine gear into “neutral position” by means of gear separation button. 3. Set the fuel cock to the “ON” or “OPEN” position. 4.
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STARTING ENGINE (BUTTON TYPE-SMART KEY) 1. Put the marine gear into “neutral position” by means of gear separation button. 2. Press 1 time the "START" button on engine operation panel (Automatically all lamps are light on for 1 second) 3. Automatically fuel solenoid valve is operated and operate pre-heating system for 9 seconds and then starter motor rotate the engine.
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ALARM SYSTEM INSTRUMENT PANEL ALARM POINT GLOW LAMP GLOW SWITCH ON OIL LAMP BELOW 0.5 kg/cm CHARGE LAMP ALTERNATOR CONDITION CHECK WATER LAMP ABOVE 110℃ Automatically engine stop when the oil lamp or water lamp light is on. MANEUVERING TYPE (A) 1.
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TYPE (B) 1. At first, put the throttle control lever into the idle position(a). The marine gear engaged to “Ahead” or “Astern” when the gear control lever is put into the “Ahead” or “Astern” position. When the throttle control lever is moved in direction of “Ahead” or “Astern” the engine R.P.M is increased.
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3. MAINTENANCE BLEEDING THE FUEL SYSTEM Bleeding air from the fuel system may be required 1. After the fuel filter has been removed or any fuel lines have been disconnected 2. If the fuel tank has been allowed to run dry 3.
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5. For the best results, it is recommended that the oil level be kept at the upper mark. 6. Use SAE 15W-40 oil or equivalent. 7. Always drain the oil completely when changing. Never mix different oils or engine damage may result. Changing engine oil 1.
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Fan belt deflection : 7~9mm Low belt tension can result in engine overheating and insufficient battery charging. A belt that is too tight may cause bearing failures and belt life may be shortened. BELT TENSION ADJUSTMENT 1. Loosen both bolts that attach the alternator. 2.
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COOLING SYSTEM. Cooling water pump : impeller type. Cooling water : fresh water Cooling system capacity (with keel cooler) HB29D1 ------ 5.5 ℓ HB36D1 ------ 5.5 ℓ TEMP. COOLING WATER----- 75~100°C An anti-freeze concentration of 40% should be used as an all year round coolant. This concentration will give low temperature protection down to -25℃.
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ELECTRIC SYSTEM ELECTRIC SYSTEM The engine is equipped with a 12 volt electrical system consisting of a starter motor and an alternator, the max charging current of which is 50 Amp. BATTERY The level of the electrolyte in the battery should be checked every 14 days or every 25 operating hours. The battery must never be isolated from the alternator, when the engine is running.
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CONNECTOR CONFIGURATION. Connector View and Numbering Order Connector view Illustration in the Shop Actual Illustration Remarks Manual Male Male It is not the shape of the connector housing, but the connector pin that distinguishes between male and female connector. For individual detailed numbering refer to the Connector Configuration.
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ENGINE CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (BUTTON TYPE – SMART KEY) ※ NOTE When check of engine circuit diagram, use the multimeter – Do not use the checkclamp...
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REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST Q’TY REF.NO PART.NO DESCRIPTION REMARKS HB29D1 HB36D1 E5640-72531 BELT 08900-M1040 FILTER – FUEL E6201-32443 FILTER – OIL T2368-69951 RELAY – GLOW Only turn key 95101-M1040 RELAY – STARTER / FUEL CUT type PERIODIC CHECKS WEEKLY MONTHLY YEARLY 5-YEARLY REMARKS CHECKS:...
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TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM: ENGINE WILL NOT START OR IS DIFFICULT TO START Possible Cause Corrective Action Engine doesn’t crank • Change oil level by whether (temperature). Or crank slowly. • Check battery and cables • Ensure that there is fuel in the tank. •...
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PROBLEM: LOW ENGINE POWER OUTPUT Possible Cause Corrective Action Clogged or faulty fuel • Check and clean injection nozzles, being careful not to damage the orifice. injector • Replace injection nozzle(s) if not working properly after cleaning. • Check valves for leakage – grind valves to correct. Low compression •...
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THE ENGINE MUST BE STOPPED IMMEDIATELY IF: Possible Cause Corrective Action Engine speed suddenly • Check the fuel system and injection timing. changes Unusual sound occurs • Check all moving parts Exhaust smoke or dark • Check for loose or damaged parts emissions appear Bearing overheated •...
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4. TECHNICAL DATA ENGINE SYSTEM HB29D1 HB36D1 TYPE Vertical, water-cooled 4cycle diesel engine Working principle 4 stroke Number of Cylinder Cylinder Cylinder volume 1393 1647 Bore and Stroke ¢ X mm 80 X 92.4 87 X 92.4 Combustion Chamber Spherical type Compression ratio 22:1 output...
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LUBRICATING SYSTEM HB29D1 / HB36D1 Type of lubrication oil Gear pump Lubrication oil pressure : Kg/㎠ warm engine, minimum Lubrication oil viscosity SAE 15W-40 Lubrication oil content ℓ MARINE GEAR (HBG200) Lubrication oil viscosity GRADE Lubrication oil temperature ℃ Lubrication oil content liter COOLING WATER SYSTEM HB29D1 / HB36D1...
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E020 OIL PAN Q’TY REF.NO. PART.NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS HB29D1 HB36D1 E5608-01613 OIL PAN E500-01623 GASKET, OIL PAN E6314-02033 FLANGE BOLT WITH PIN E6313-32111 FILTER 1, OIL 01654-50820 FLANGE BOLT WITH PIN 04811-00160 O RING E6313-36414 OIL GAUGE 06331-35016 PLUG 04717-01600 WASHER, SEAL...
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E030 CYLINDER HEAD Q’TY REF.NO. PART.NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS HB29D1 HB36D1 E5803-A0301 CYLINDER HEAD ASS’Y E5603-A0301 CYLINDER HEAD ASS’Y E5803-03112 CYLINDER HEAD E5603-03112 CYLINDER HEAD 15221-0337-3 SEALING CAP 15221-0349-3 SEALING CAP 5900-96021 PLUG E6850-13581 GUIDE, INLET VALVE E6850-13561 GUIDE, EXHAUST VALVE E6301-03148 PLUG, HOT 01513-50822...
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E040 GEAR CASE Q'TY REMARKS REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION HB29D1 HB36D1 E5608-A0011 GEARCASE ASSEMBLY E5627-04116 GEARCASE ORDER BY 1 E5800-96031 PLUG 04811-00150 O RING 04811-00220 O RING 04811-00360 O RING 05012-00612 STRAIGHT PIN E5627-32313 OIL FILTER SUPPORT E5800-96031 PLUG 04811-00180 O RING E5627-32323 OIL FILTER SUPPORT GASKET...
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E040 GEAR CASE Q'TY REMARKS REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION HB29D1 HB36D1 E5627-04132 GASKET, GEARCASE 01123-50802 BOLT 01123-50835 BOLT WITH WASHER 01123-50860 BOLT WITH WASHER 01123-50870 BOLT WITH WASHER 01123-50875 BOLT WITH WASHER 01123-50885 BOLT WITH WASHER 15521-7332-1 WATER RETURN FLANGE E5500-73332 WATER RETURN FLANGE GASKET 01023-50620...
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E050 MAIN BEARING CASE GROUP Q’TY REMARKS REF.NO. PART.NO. DESCRIPTION HB29D1 HB36D1 E6300-A0033 MAIN BEARING CASE ASS’Y E6300-04542 BOLT 1, BEARING CASE E6300-04362 GASKET E6300-04813 COVER BEARING E6300-04822 GASKET, BEARING COVER 01654-50830 BOLT, FLANGE E5500-04464 SEAL, OIL E6300-A0043 MAIN BEARING CASE ASS’Y 1 E6300-A0053 MAIN BEARING CASE ASS’Y 2 04014-50100...
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E060 VALVE, ROCKER ARM Q’TY REF.NO. PART.NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS HB29D1 HB36D1 E6301-13111 VALVE, INLET E6301-13121 VALVE, EXHAUST 15221-1324-2 SPRING, VALVE E5500-13332 RETAINER, VALVE SPRING E6403-13361 COLLET, VALVE SPRING E6301-13151 SEAL, VALVE STEM E5800-14001 ROCKER ARM SHAFT ASS’Y E5800-14261 ROCKER ARM SHAFT ORDER BY 7 E6301-14331 CAP, SEALING...
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E070 CYLINDER HEAD COVER Q’TY REF.NO. PART.NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS HB29D1 HB36D1 E5608-14502 CYLINDER HEAD COVER ASS’Y E5608-14511 CYLINDER HEAD COVER E6510-14671 O RING 07712-01607 STEEL BALL E5608-14531 COVER-VALVE E5608-05551 CONNECTOR, AIR BREATHER 03024-50510 SCREW E5850-14561 OIL PROTECTOR E5850-14521 GASKET, CYLINDER HEAD COVER E5608-05512 AIR BREATHER 09318-88180...
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E130 SPEED CONTROL PLATE Q’TY REF.NO. PART.NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS HB29D1 HB36D1 E6301-54122 ADJUSTING BOLT E6305-92021 E6305-96652 GASKET E6305-54221 NUT, GAP E6305-54281 RING SNAP E6305-54421 E6858-57151 LEVER, SPEED CONTROL E5850-57112 SPEED CONTROL PLATE E5850-57212 GASKET, SPEED CONTROL E5850-57921 SPRING 05411-00420 PIN, SRPING 15471-5798-1 OIL SEAL 01754-50620...
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E140 ENGINE STOP LEVER Q'TY REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS. HB29D1 HB36D1 E5850-54093 IDLE APPARATUS ASSEMBLY 04724-00140 PACKING E5850-54282 BUSH E5850-54272 SHAFT E5850-54261 SPRING E5850-54291 IDLE ADJUSTMENT BODY 04811-00060 O RING 15521-5426-1 SPRING E5850-54252 IDLE ADJUSTING BOLT E5850-92011 E5205-54271 E5500-51662 GASKET E5608-57481 OIL FILLER COVER...
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E140 ENGINE STOP LEVER Q'TY REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS. HB29D1 HB36D1 E5850-57212 SPEED CONTROL PLATE GASKET E5850-57712 STOP LEVER 2 ASSEMBLY E5850-57921 SPRING E5850-57112 SPEED CONTROL PLATE 15471-5798-1 OIL SEAL 02761-50060 FLANGE NUT 01754-50620 BOLT, FLANGE E5850-57731 ENGINE STOP LEVER 1 05411-00420 SPRING PIN 01513-50614...
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E150 GOVERNOR Q'TY REMARKS REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION HB36D1 HB29D1 E5850-56021 GOVERNOR LEVER ASSEMBLY E5627-56051 FORK LEVER ASSEMBLY E5627-56121 FORK LEVER 1 15021-5616-4 FORK LEVER PIN 1 E6200-54172 E6300-54231 SPRING 15601-5443-1 SET SCREW 15221-5615-1 FORK LEVER SHAFT E6300-56131 FORK LEVER 2 15021-5624-3 LEVER SHAFT BOLT 04512-50060...
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E160 WATER PUMP Q’TY REF.NO. PART.NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS HB29D1 HB36D1 E6308-73031 WATER PUMP ASS’Y E5627-73471 BODY, WATER PUMP E5800-73551 BEARING WATER PUMP E5800-73513 IMPELLER E5800-73052 MECHANICAL SEAL ASS’Y E5800-73522 FLANGE E5616-74252 PULLEY, FAN E5627-73432 GASKET, WATER PUMP 01123-50828 BOLT 01023-50618 BOLT 01518-50822 STUD...
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INTRODUCTION The present manual is part of the product’s scope of supply and reading and understanding are essential. This manual contains guidelines and recommendations to let the owner use and safely operate the marine transmission. This manual should always accompany the transmission and should be carefully stored in a safe and easily accessible.
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MAINTENANCE Frequent and systematic inspection will assure to your transmission many years of trouble-free service. Oil level checks Weekly check oil level, using oil gauge. With engine in OFF position, weekly check against oil leaks from the output flange. Correct oil level : index mark on dipstick. Always use the same oil grade when refill the oil.
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IDELTIFICATION A name plate is fixed on each transmission housing : information printed on are essential for warranty and spare part ordering :...
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TROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOM CAUSE REMEDY High oil temperature - Improper oil level (high or low) - Check and fill or drain with proper oil to the correct level. Excessive noise - Bearing failure - Overhaul marine transmission - Improper alignment - Check alignment of engine and transmission and transmission output flange to propeller shaft.
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TRANSMISSION PART LIST REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION Q'TY REMARKS. E4250-31004 COVER-CASE E4240-31004 CASE E4190-31003 COVER-OIL SEAL INPUT E4210-31002 COVER-OUTPUT E4510-31000 GASKET-COVER BEARING E4460-31002 WASHER-FLAT HEADED BOLT E4290-31002 GAUGE-TM OIL E0216-03000 SEAL WASHER E0210-03000 SEAL WASHER E4310-31050 NUT ROCKING E4162-32000 FLANGE E1100-12510 DRAIN PLUG E4280-31002...
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REF.NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION Q'TY REMARKS. E4450-31003 BRKT-CONTROL E4360-31003 LEVER-CONTROL AB146 PIVOT ST9565 CLAMP 1321-02016 SPLIT PINS 1339-03015 SPRING PIN 1021-05010 SLOTTED HEAD SCREWS 1021-06020 SLOTTED HEAD SCREWS 1012-05001 NYLON NUT 1042-08018 HEXAGON BOLTS WITH FLANGE 1042-08030 HEXAGON BOLTS WITH FLANGE 1042-06025 HEXAGON BOLTS WITH FLANGE 1003-08020...