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- Page 1 Technical Information Leaflet TIL: 044 LM3210 & GM2810 Understanding & Maintaining the Diesel Particulate Filter...
- Page 2 To prevent fire, make sure that the engine area is kept clean of grass clippings and other flammable debris. CAUTION When operating either the LM3210 or the GM2810: Always perform the machines required daily checks.
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Page 3: Switch Positions
REGENERATION Regeneration is the term given to the process that cleans the DPF. The DPF is cleaned by substantially increasing the temperatures inside it which in turn burns away the soot build-up on the filter. There are several types of Regeneration: Automatic Regeneration: The DPF is cleaned automatically as the machine is operated. - Page 4 This is the standard (Default) LCD Screen Display. Note: In this case the Soot levels are only 18% which is not high enough to require the DPF to need cleaning and therefore no Icon is displayed. If a non-flashing ‘Regeneration Icon’ appears on the LCD Display (figure 1) when ‘Automatic Regeneration’...
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Page 5: System Operation
SYSTEM OPERATION Automatic Regeneration Switched ‘On’ This setting has two automatic stages. ‘Passive Regeneration’ is where the Catalytic Converter automatically cleans the Nitrogen Oxide gases and the Soot Particles through chemical reaction. If ‘Passive Regeneration’ fails to keep the DPF clean then ‘Active Regeneration’ is automatically activated. - Page 6 STAGES OF REGENERATION Level 0 Whilst the mower is being operated normally with the ‘Automatic Regeneration Switch’ turned on, ‘Passive Regeneration’ is keeping the DPF clean by using a chemical reaction in the Catalytic Converter. Level 1 When ‘Passive Regeneration’ alone is no longer able to keep the DPF clean, ‘Level 1’ is reach which is when the system automatically switches to ‘Active Regeneration’.