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Kubota D1703-M-E User Manual

Kubota D1703-M-E
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Kubota D1703-M-E Specifications

General IconGeneral
Engine ModelD1703-M-E
ManufacturerKubota
Cylinders3
Fuel SystemDirect injection
Starting SystemElectric starter
TypeVertical, water-cooled 4-cycle diesel engine
AspirationNatural aspiration
Lubrication SystemForced lubrication
RotationCounterclockwise (viewed from flywheel side)

Summary

Foreword

Safety First

Explains safety alert symbols and their meanings for safe operation.

Safe Operation

Observe Safety Instructions

Read manual, learn safe operation, explain to others, avoid unauthorized modifications.

Wear Safety Clothing

Avoid loose clothing, use safety items, do not operate under influence of alcohol/drugs or while fatigued.

Check Before Operation & Starting the Engine

Check engine before operation, keep guards in place, ensure safe distance, do not allow children/livestock near, avoid shorting starter terminals.

Safe Handling of Fuel and Lubricants -Keep Off Fire-

Stop engine before refueling/lubricating, no smoking/sparks, refuel in ventilated area, do not mix fuels.

Exhaust Gases & Fire Prevention

Run engine in ventilated area, prevent fire from hot exhaust gas, check for leaks of flammables, check power cables.

Escaping Fluid

Relieve pressure before disconnecting, do not check for leaks with hand, use cardboard to find leaks, seek medical attention if injured.

Cautions Against Burns & Battery Explosion

Be alert for hot components, do not remove radiator cap when hot, handle battery safely to avoid explosion.

Hands and Body Away From Rotating Parts

Stop engine before checking rotating parts, keep clear, ensure safety guards are attached.

Conducting Safety Checks & Maintenance

Perform checks/maintenance on level ground, detach battery, use correct tools, rotate engine correctly, check hoses/pipes, keep first aid/fire extinguisher handy.

Care of Warning and Caution Labels

Instructions on how to keep, clean, and replace warning and caution labels.

Servicing of the Engine

Names of Parts

Pre-Operation Check

Break-in

Change oil and filter after first 50 hours, warm up in low temperature.

Daily Check

Check engine condition before starting to prevent trouble.

Operating the Engine

Starting the Engine (Normal)

Step-by-step guide to start the engine under normal conditions.

Cold Weather Starting

Procedure for starting the engine in cold weather conditions.

Stopping the Engine

Steps to properly stop the engine after operation.

Checks During Operation

Checks to perform while the engine is running (coolant, oil pressure lamp).

Fuel

Information on fuel handling, color of exhaust, and immediate stop conditions.

Reversed Engine Revolution and Remedies

How to identify and remedy reversed engine operation.

Maintenance

Service Intervals

Table detailing maintenance tasks and their recommended intervals.

Engine Oil Intervals and Lubrication

Details engine oil change intervals, quantities, and lubricating oil recommendations.

Periodic Service

Fuel System Service

Covers fuel properties, handling, checks, and air bleeding procedures.

Fuel Filter and Pipes Service

Checking fuel pipes, cleaning fuel filter pot, and replacing fuel filter cartridge.

Engine Oil and Filter Service

Steps for checking, adding, and changing engine oil and replacing the oil filter.

Radiator and Coolant Service

Procedures for checking, adding, and changing coolant, plus remedies for leaks and overheating precautions.

Air Cleaner Service

Instructions for servicing the air cleaner, including evacuator valve and dust indicator.

Battery Service

Safety precautions and procedures for handling and charging batteries.

Carriage and Storage

Carriage

Safety precautions for carrying the engine.

Storage

Procedures and precautions for storing the engine.

Troubleshooting

When It Is Difficult to Start the Engine

Identifies causes and countermeasures for engine starting issues.

When Output Is Insufficient

Identifies causes and countermeasures for reduced engine output.

When Engine Suddenly Stops

Identifies causes and countermeasures for the engine stopping unexpectedly.

When Color of Exhaust Is Especially Bad

Identifies causes and countermeasures for abnormal exhaust colors.

When Engine Overheats

Identifies causes and countermeasures for engine overheating.

Specifications

Wiring Diagrams

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