What does it mean when the signal lamp “Pump fault” is lit on MTU Engine?
If the signal lamp “Pump fault” is lit on the MTU Engine, it indicates that the drive motor's overload protection has been triggered. This can happen if the maximum permissible current consumption is exceeded, such as in the event of a blockage or dry-running. Reset the motor protection relay.
Why charge-air pressure is too low in MTU Engine?
If the charge-air pressure is too low in your MTU Engine, this could be due to a clogged air filter (check signal ring position of service indicator), a dirty intercooler or a defective exhaust turbocharger.
What to do if illuminated pushbutton “water alarm” is lit on MTU Engine?
When the illuminated pushbutton “water alarm” is lit on the MTU Engine, it means the maximum water level has been reached. The water level electrode opens the water drain valve, and if the valve's opening period exceeds 4 minutes, the pump shuts off and the alarm activates. Press the “Water alarm” button to acknowledge. You can also manually drain water by pressing the “Water drain” button.
Identifies the specific engine models covered by the manual.
General safety rules, nameplate information, and product intended use.
Requirements for personnel involved in operation, maintenance, and repair.
Safety precautions before and during engine startup and operation.
Safety rules to be followed before, during, and after maintenance and repair.
Safety measures for fire prevention, environmental protection, and handling fluids.
Technical specifications for tightening torques of various screw and stud joints.
Overview of the engine's systems: engine, fuel, turbocharging, lube oil, cooling, electronic.
Detailed diagram of the engine with numbered components.
Engine plan view showing sensor locations and monitored parameters.
Technical specifications for the 12V2000M93 engine model.
Technical specifications for the 16V2000M93 engine model.
Steps for putting the engine into operation after long-term storage.
Steps for putting the engine into operation after a scheduled shutdown.
Pre-startup checks for the fuel system and engine.
Procedures for putting the fuel treatment system into operation.
Regular checks to perform during engine operation.
Steps to switch on the fuel treatment system.
Procedures and safety warnings for starting the engine.
Procedures and safety warnings for shutting down the engine.
Procedures for initiating an emergency engine stop.
Steps to shut down the fuel treatment system.
Procedures and safety precautions for cleaning the plant using a high-pressure unit.
A table referencing maintenance tasks and their corresponding procedures.
Troubleshooting guide for common issues with the fuel treatment system.
Common engine issues and their corrective actions.
Causes and corrective actions for unsteady engine speed.
Causes and corrective actions for high charge-air temperature.
Causes and corrective actions for low charge-air pressure.
Causes and corrective actions for coolant leaks at the intercooler.
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