TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 2. WARNING SIGNS 3. CAUTIONS FOR MAINTENANCE TO SECURE SAFETY Work Site ....................Clothes And Protective ................Cautions During Refuelinglothes And Protective ........Prevention Of Burn And The Accident Of Getting Caught ......Tools And Equipment ................
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3.2 Clothes And Protective CAUTION To work safely, wear work clothes of appropriate size, and use suitable protective gear such as helmet and safety shoes. The work clothes that do not fit the body size might result in unpredicted injury because the clothes easily get caught by rotating part of the machine.
3.7 Use Of Genuine Parts And Appropriate Oil And V-belt CAUTION Always use genuine parts. If inappropriate parts are used, not only it will shorten the machine life, but it might lead to unpredicted accident. 3.8 Tightening Torque Of Bolts And Nuts WARNING Tighten bolts and nuts with the tightening torque specified in this maintenance manual.
7 CAUTIONS BEFORE MAINTENANCE WORK Disassembly and assembly of this machine, with inspection and change of vibrator oil included, should be done on a horizontal surface area. Before disassembly and assembly, understand well the normal assembly condition so that you will not make assembly error.
8 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 8.1 How To Remove The Battery CAUTION Remove the stopper at the two locations Pay sufficient attention so that the battery ter- on the top portion of the rear cover to minal will not touch the frame. open the rear cover.(Fig.1) 8.2 Control Part MVH-308...
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Remove the wire terminal on engine side. Assembly Assemble with the reversed procedure CAUTION of disassembly, but be careful about the following points. Be very careful not to have your fingers Fix the wire (coupler) inside rear cover get caught by the hand pump spring. (18) with cable tie certainly.
Apply Loctite #243 to the all bolts for as- sembling the BASE AND ENGINE. When installing the clutch, put the shoe side of it to engine side. Use HDPF type V-belt for Mikasa genuine parts. 8.4 Vibrator Partontrol During disassembly and assembly, be Fig.8...
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Remove the bearing outer for seal cap Remove each 2 bolts (7 & 12), then side with the bearing remover, then remove 4 eccentric rotator (6). (Fig.11) remove the driven shaft (11) AY from the Bolt for drive shaft side Eccentric rotator(6) inside of vibrator case.
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Apply the grease to the drive gear (4) Disassembly of drive shaft (2) AY before press fitting. Remove 4 bolts (34), then remove bearing The punch mark of drive gear (4) cover (27). should put the pulley side. (Fig.19) When removing the bearing cover, use Be careful about the direction of the screw hole for bearing cover removal.
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Press fit the bearing outer of pulley side by Assemble the O-ring (30) to the bearing tightening the center bolt of bearing inser- cover (27), then assemble it to the vibrator tion puller. (Fig. 22) case for the bearing cover side. After as- sembled the bearing cover, check the PULLER SIDE thrust gap of drive shaft.
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In case of the driven gear is assembled PULLEY SIDE (INSIDE:STRAIGHT) correctly, when pulling out the piston Bolt 16 30(P1.5)(12) rod, the punch mark of driven gear and Eccentric rotator (6) the threaded holes for eccentric rotator of driven shaft should be set in the same straight line.
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Insert from the piston side of driven shaft CAUTION (11) AY into the vibrator case, then align Check the bolts size. the punch mark between the drive gear Apply Loctite #263 to the each bolts (7 & and driven gear. (Fig. 33) 12).
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By the above steps, the assembly of the vibrator is completed. As a final step, turn the drive shaft with your hand to make sure that it rotates smoothly. If it does not rotate smoothly, adjust it by hitting the side of gear with a plastic hammer lightly.
Fix the pump head with the vise. 8.5 Hand pump & Accumulator CP (Fig. 40) CAUTION Fix the handle insertion part of the pump head. During disassembly and assembly, be careful not to damage each part. Replace the O-ring, oil seal, and packing with a new one.
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Assembly Assemble with the reversed procedure of disassembly, but be careful about the following points. Degrease and clean the each parts. Be careful not to damage each parts, during assembly. Replace the O-ring and dust seal with a new one. Apply the molybdenum grease to the O-ring, dust seal and sliding area.
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d. Assemble the springs to the accumula- By the above steps, the assembly tor. Then, compress the springs with the of hand pump and accumulator is spring compression tool until the thread on completed. the end of accumulator shaft is out com- pletely.
9 REGULAR CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT Do inspection and maintenance work in a place with a flat and hard surface to CAUTION keep the machine stable, after stopped the engine certainly. 9.1 Inspection and Maintenance Chart To use the machine in good condition all the time, always do the inspection and maintenance according to the following inspection sheet.
Diesel Engine 9.3 Opening The Front Cover CAUTION Hold the hook and the front side of front cover, and pull up to open position. During disassembly a maintenance work (Fig.54) in a place with a flat and hard surface to keep the machine stable.
Clean Dust Pot inside with water and neu- tral detergent. CAUTION Do not use organic solvent like paint thinner, which may cause damage or deformation of Engine oil drain Dust Pot. (Drain bolt) Latch up securely to return Dust Pot to Air Cleaner.(Fig.
CAUTION ! Oil gauge (19mm wrench) Stop the engine when inspecting or ● Effective changing the V belt. Be careful not to have your hand or ● clothes get caught between the V belt and the clutch. Always wear work gloves. Drain plug Inspection of clutch ●...
Changing the hydraulic oil ● Remove the plug cap of the hand pump. Then remove the breather plug (with 24mm wrench) before removing the hy- draulic hose connected to the cylinder on the vibrator side. Set the run lever to reverse, then drain the hydraulic oil from the pump.(Fig.62, 63) Handle cover...
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HOUR TACHOMETER Battery checker DIESEL ENGINE TACH &HOUR METER Battery of main Engine crank case Fig.66 machine side CAUTION If an old battery is used, even when the bat- tery checker is not lighted (indicating charg- ing level low), the cell starter might not oper- ate because of low charging level.
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Mountable battery size table SIZE 55B24L(JIS) No.51R(BCI) DIN 55Ah or equivalent Replacement MVH-308 JIS/BCI TYPE Maximum capacity DIN TYPE Maximum capacity 55B24L (JIS) No.51R(BCI) 75D23L(JIS) No.35(BCI) Replacement MVH-408 DIN 55Ah or equivalent Maximum capacity 75D23L(JIS) No.35(BCI) DIN 75Ah or equivalent Replacement MVH-508 Maximum capacity...
10 TROUBLESHOOTING 10.1 Gasoline Engine (1) Starting problems Bridging the igniter plug. Carbon accumulated on the igniter plug. Short circuit due to insulation problems of Electricity reaches the igniter plug. the high voltage cable. Inappropriate spark gap Fuel is supplied, but the igniter plug does Short circuit of the ON-OFF switch not ignite.
10.2 Diesel Engine (1) Starting problems (A) In case of compression problems Intake/exhaust valve upthrust No compression at all Decompressor adjustment problems Contact with seat not close enough. Piston ring wear Almost no compression Cylinder wear Cylinder, cylinder head mating surface problems Nozzle seat looseness (B) In case of inappropriate fuel injection inside the combustion chamber Clogging of the tank cap air hole.
Valve open/close timing inappropriate Engine revolution Clogged exhaust hole, muffler does not increase. Overload Piston, cylinder ring wear Nozzle hole clogging Piston ring stuck Wrong assembly (upside down) of piston ring Inappropriate injection timing Inappropriate valve open/close timing Looseness of injection pump joint Leakage from fuel passage Fuel consumption too Clogging of the air cleaner element...
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