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Douglas Dynamics 29070-1 User Manual

Douglas Dynamics 29070-1
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A DIVISION OF DOUGLAS DYNAMICS, LLC
Isolation Module Tester
3-Port Isolation Modules 29070-1 & 29760-1
Operating Instructions
August 15, 2015
Lit. No. 41936, Rev. 00
41000
CAUTION
Read this document before using the Isolation
Module Tester.
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Douglas Dynamics 29070-1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDouglas Dynamics
Model29070-1
CategoryTest Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Isolation Module Tester

Operating Instructions

Provides detailed instructions for operating the isolation module tester.

Initial Caution

Important safety notice advising users to read the document before use.

Safety Information

Safety Definitions

Defines hazard symbols (WARNING, CAUTION) and notes for user safety.

Safety Precautions

Lists critical safety warnings and precautions for operation and maintenance.

Overview

Fuses

Information on fuse types, ratings, and replacement for snowplow systems.

Personal Safety Guidelines

Personal safety rules to follow during vehicle and snowplow service.

Battery Safety Precautions

Safety measures to prevent injury when working with vehicle batteries.

Setup Procedures

Power Connection

Instructions for connecting the tester to a 110V AC outlet or 12V vehicle battery.

Harness Connection

Guide on connecting the tester harness to the isolation module ports.

Operation Guide

Test Mode Selection

How to select between default and specific test cycles for isolation modules.

Test Results Interpretation

Understanding pass/fail indicators and identifying failed components.

Test Sequence and Codes

Test Sequence Description

Overview of tests performed and how they are indicated on the tester.

Codes Reference Table

Lookup table for display codes and their corresponding failure types.