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Nanni T8V.350 Operator's Manual

Nanni T8V.350 Operator's Manual (98 pages)

Brand: Nanni | Category: Engine | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

S00 Summary Table des Matières

5
- Q00 Tracked Changes
  3
  - Table of Contents
    5
- S00 Summary
  5
- S01 Introduction
  7
- About this Manual
  8
- Content & Updates
  8
S02 Safety

9
- Summary
  9
- Read Safety Instructions
  10
- Replacement of Missing or Damaged Safety Signs
  10
- S02 Safety
  10
- Safety Information
  10
- Safety Signals
  10
- Engine Safety Icons
  11
- Engine-Genset Safety Icons
  11
- Hot Exhaust Precautions
  12
- Protective Clothing
  12
- Safe Maintenance Practice
  12
- Safety Precautions
  12
- Unwanted Engine Start
  12
- Waste Disposal
  12
- Work in Clean Area
  12
- Work in Ventilated Area
  12
- Genset Output Generated Power
  13
- Guards Requirements
  13
- Noise Protection
  13
- Proper Lifting Equipment
  13
- Proper Use of Tools
  13
- Safe Illuminated Work Area
  13
- Service Engines Safely
  13
- Support Engines Properly
  13
- Avoid Heat Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
  14
- Avoid High Pressure Fluids
  14
- Avoid High-Pressure Fluids
  14
- High Pressure Fuel System Opening Risk
  14
- High-Pressure Fuel System Opening Risk
  14
- Paint Removal before Heating
  14
- Safe Cooling System Service
  14
- Staying Clear of Rotating Drive Lines
  14
- Staying Clear of Rotating Drivelines
  14
- Be Prepared for Emergencies
  15
- Be Prepared for Emergency
  15
- Handle Fuel Safely - Avoid Fire
  15
- Handle Fuel Safely - Avoid Fires
  15
- Handle Starting Fluid Safely (Ether)
  15
- Handling Batteries Safely
  15
- Static Electricity Risk
  15
- Welding Near Electronic Control Unit (Ecu)
  15
- Frost Protection - Winterization
  16
- Frost Protection-Winterization
  16
- Handling Batteries Safely
  16
- Live with Safety
  16
- Prevent Accidents
  16
- Prevent Battery Explosions
  16
S03 Fluids

17
- Summary
  17
- Diesel Fuel
  18
- Fuels
  18
- Micro-Organisms in Fuel
  18
- Microorganisms in Fuel
  18
- S03 Fluids
  18
- Sulphur Content
  18
- Water in Fuel
  18
- Winter Diesel
  18
- Diesel Lubricants
  19
- Generalities
  19
- Inert Impurities in Fuel
  19
- Oils Recommended or Authorized
  19
- Precautions to Undertake
  19
- Correspondence between Api and Acea Oils
  20
- Diesel Sulphur Content
  20
- Oils Viscosity
  20
- Coolant Drain Intervals
  21
- Coolants
  21
- Water Properties
  21
- Water Properties to MIX with Coolant Con- Centrate
  21
- Water Properties to MIX with Coolant Concentrate
  21
- Freeze Protection
  22
- Operating Engine in Warm Temperature Cli- Mates
  22
- Operating Engine in Warm Temperature Climates
  22
- Other Coolants
  22
- Required Quantity of Coolant Vs Cooling System Capacity
  22
- Disposing of Waste Fluids
  23
- Annex
  24
- Annex 1. Volume of Glycol
  24
- Engine Homologation
  25
- Engine Identification
  25
- S04 Engine Warranty
  25
- Engine Responsability
  26
- Proposition 65 State of California
  26
- Warranty
  26
- Epa Warranty
  27
S05 Instruments

28
- Summary
  28
- Generalities
  29
- Panels with Key
  29
- Panels Without Key
  29
- S05 Instruments
  29
- Battery Charge
  30
- C4 Loose Instruments
  30
- C4 Panel
  30
- C4 Rear Panel Connections
  30
- Coolant Temperature
  30
- Starter Switch
  30
- Engine Oil Pressure
  31
- Preheating
  31
- Water in the Fuel Filter
  31
- Alternator Charge Indicator
  32
- C5 Optional Loose Instruments
  32
- C5 Panel
  32
- C5 Standard Loose Instruments
  32
- C5 Tachometer & Lcd Display
  32
- Starter Switch
  32
- Coolant Temperature Indicator
  33
- Fuel Level Indicator
  33
- Oil Pressure Indicator
  33
- Trim Indicator
  33
- Water Level Indicator
  33
- Electronic Instruments
  34
- Rudder Indicator
  34
S07 Starting & Running

41
- Before Starting
  42
- Electrical System
  42
- Engine Installation
  42
- Fuel System
  42
- Raw Water System
  42
- S07 Starting & Running
  42
- Check before Starting
  43
- Cold Weather Operation
  43
- Starting the Engine
  43
- Engine Start
  44
- Engine Reluctant to Start
  46
- Engine Started
  46
- Idling Engine
  46
- Starting with Booster Batteries
  46
- Break in
  47
- Normal Engine Operation
  47
- Power Take off
  47
- Behaviour of the Boat
  48
- During Operation
  48
- Remote Control
  48
- Running
  48
- Cruising Speed
  49
- Manoeuvring
  49
- Engine and Sailing
  50
- Trolling Valve
  50
- After Running
  51
- After Stopping the Engine
  51
- Stopping the Engine
  51
- Anchoring
  52
- Cold Weather Precautions
  52
S08 Maintenance

53
- About
  54
- S08 Maintenance
  54
- Control Cables
  56
- Generalities
  56
- Turbo Service
  57
- Turbochargers
  57
- Air Intake
  59
- Check the Air Filter
  59
- Cleaning the Air Filter
  59
- Drain Water in Fuel Prefilter
  60
- Fuel System
  60
- Air Bleeding
  61
- Replacing the Fuel Filter
  61
- Lubrication System
  63
- Oil Level - Adding Engine Oil
  63
- Changing the Oil Filter
  64
- Draining the Engine Oil
  64
- Cooling System
  65
- Overview
  65
- Coolant Level
  66
- Coolant - Filling
  67
- Draining the Coolant Circuit
  67
- Raw Water System
  68
- Siphon Breaker
  68
- Extract the Raw Water Pump Impeller
  69
- Cleaning the Raw Water Filter
  70
- Raw Water System - Draining
  70
- Raw Water System - Cleaning
  71
- Risk of Icing - Protection against Frost
  71
- Battery
  72
- Disconnect the Starter Cables
  72
- Electrical System
  72
- Keep Clean the Battery
  72
- Wires and Connectors
  72
- Battery Electrolyte Level
  73
- Connect the Cables
  73
- Electrolyte Level Check
  73
- Alternator Belt
  74
- Fuses
  74
- Camshaft Timing
  76
- Miscellaneous
  76

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