Man V12-1400

Specifies the engine's design for marine vessels and consequences of non-intended use.

Details operator duties regarding safety, risk assessment, and personnel training.

Defines qualifications for personnel handling the engine and restrictions on impaired individuals.

Lists required PPE: workwear, safety shoes, safety gloves, goggles, and ear protectors.

Identifies risks from electrical current, moving parts, exhaust gases, flammable substances, etc.

Requirements for emergency stop devices and ensuring their proper function.

Mandates suitable protective equipment, noting V-belt guards are not sufficient.

Outlines preventive measures and immediate actions during emergencies or accidents.

Details the 8-cylinder and 12-cylinder engine specifications and key components.

Covers interfaces between engine and plant, including system connections.

Emphasizes the importance of correct commissioning and outlines the procedure.

Provides safety warnings for refuelling and instructions for checking the fuel level.

Details coolant level checks, warnings about scalding, and proper coolant mixtures.

Step-by-step guide for checking engine oil level using the dipstick.

Procedures for starting and stopping the engine using ignition lock or buttons.

Highlights risks of incorrectly performed maintenance and emphasizes qualified personnel.

Covers various maintenance tasks including oil changes, filter maintenance, and belt checks.

Detailed steps for draining, changing oil filter cartridges, and filling engine oil.

Instructions for cleaning the fuel pre-filter and changing fuel filter cartridges.

Emphasizes preventing unauthorized starting and ensuring proper work environment.

Details additional checks for engines that were not preserved before storage.

Provides detailed specifications for V8 and V12 engine models.