Manitowoc 16000 - MAX-ER (Optional); Faults; Tier 4 Engine

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Manitowoc Published 05-09-17, Control # 011-29 3-51
16000 OPERATOR MANUAL OPERATING CONTROLS AND PROCEDURES
3
• Fuel level in percent of fuel in main tank
• Engine hours displays the total number of hours engine
has been run.
• Diagnostic box with engine manufacturer’s fault code/
flash code. See engine Owners Manual for description
of fault codes.
MAX-ER
®
(Optional)
MAX-ER
®
data box displays the MAX-ER
®
wheel position
icons (not shown). See MAX-ER
®
Operator Manual for
complete MAX-ER
®
attachment information.
Faults
The fault data box displays the fault
icon with the fault number, date, and
time of day listed in the order they
occurred.
When one or more faults are
enabled, an alarm turns on to warn
the operator. The yellow alert
symbol is displayed on active screen
if a fault occurs. You must go to
Information screen to identify the
fault. When the fault data box is
selected, the screen scrolls through the current faults one
icon at a time. The fault history goes back in time to review
past faults.
Press the Enter button to access level 2 and use Select
buttons to view past fault history. Press the Exit button to exit
the fault screen. The alarm turns off when the cause of fault
is corrected. Depending on the configuration, not all listed
faults are active (see faults in Table 3-4
).
Table 3-4
lists all the faults that can appear in the fault
screen. Some of the fault items shown in Table 3-4
may
not be on your crane.
Faults indicated with a asterisk (
*) will stop crane operation
in the direction of the fault. Corrective action must be
taken before continuing crane operation. The other faults
will not stop crane operation. Correct all faults as soon as
possible.
Tier 4 Engine
This data box displays the following
Tier 4 engine icons:
• Engine fault prompt
• DPF regeneration in progress
• DPF regeneration inhibited
• High exhaust temperature
• Diagnostic data with engine light
and fault code. Amber warning
light: service soon; red warning light: service
immediately. See Engine Manufacturer’s Manual for
detailed instructions.
See page 3-55
for details on engine prompts.
WARNING
High Exhaust Temperatures!
Active DPF Regeneration can occur at low engine idle as
well as during crane operation. This may result in high
exhaust temperature. Always keep personnel well away
from the exhaust to prevent injury and possible death.