What to do if my MTU Engine shows a red alarm and no EMU CAN communication?
If the MTU Engine shows a red alarm initiated by SAM because there is no communication with the EMU CAN, you should: 1. Check the supply voltage. 2. Check the connecting line.
General| Engine Type | Diesel |
|---|---|
| Configuration | V8 |
| RPM | 1800 |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Aspiration | Turbocharged |
| Cooling System | Liquid Cooled |
| Application | Marine |
General safety information including nameplate, correct use, modifications, and spare parts.
Safety procedures for starting and operating the engine, including equipment operation and malfunctions.
Safety precautions before, during, and after maintenance and repair work, including welding and battery handling.
Explanation of safety notice symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and their implications.
Visual identification of major engine components with numbered labels.
Detailed technical specifications for fuel-optimized and emissions-optimized engine versions.
Overview of the engine's monitoring and control systems, including ADEC and SAM units.
Step-by-step procedure for recommissioning the engine after long periods of inactivity.
Describes the automatic software-controlled sequences for engine start, stop, and emergency stop.
Instructions on initiating an emergency stop and the safety measures required.
One-time maintenance operations to be performed after the first 50 operating hours.
A table referencing maintenance tasks and their corresponding page numbers in the schedule.
Explanation of abbreviations used in fault messages displayed on the SAM unit.
Lists specific fault messages from the SAM unit and provides corrective actions.
Covers engine-specific tasks like barring manually and checking machine room for gas.
Details tasks related to the ignition system, including spark plug replacement and timing checks.
Procedures for valve clearance checks, adjustments, and lubrication.
Instructions for checking engine oil level and performing oil changes.
Procedures for checking, changing, draining, and filling engine coolant.
Information on checking engine wiring and an overview of sensors.
List of abbreviations used in the manual with their meanings and explanations.
Contact information for service, local support, and spare parts.
Lists special tools required for maintenance tasks with part numbers and usage references.
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