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Muirhead 3565 - Engine Protection System Labelling; Figure 3 EPS Label, Water Cooled

Muirhead 3565
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M0160.docx | Rev 1.3 | Last modified 19/05/2020 | © Remote Control Technologies Pty Ltd
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Engine Protection System Labelling
Water-Cooled
Figure 3 EPS label, water cooled
There are a wide range of decals available and also blank decals which can be used when not all six functions
are required.
The engine protection system incorporates a simple but effective labelling system that can be customised to
suit individual needs.
The construction of the label is a simple process.
1. Select the correct decal that is required for the application.
2. Remove the adhesive backing from the decal and place in the correct clear insert on the main label. Make
sure the decal is aligned correctly (as shown in the above diagram).
3. Use a plastic card or similar tool to carefully push any air bubbles that form out to the edges of the label.
4. Once all the decals that are required have been placed in their correct clear inserts on the main label,
remove the adhesive backing from the main label and fit it onto the engine protection control enclosure.
5. Remove all air bubbles and clean the label.
The labelling process is now complete.
SYSTEM
TEST
WARNING
Machine may return to idle
or shutdown on fault
PROTECTION SYSTEMS
OIL LEVEL
ENGINE TEMP
OIL PRESSURE
COOLANT FLOW
FUNCTION 1
Typically used for coolant level monitoring
FUNCTION 2
Typically used for engine oil pressure monitoring
FUNCTION 3
Typically used for engine temperature monitoring
FUNCTION 4
Typically used for oil level monitoring
FUNCTION 5
Typically used for coolant flow monitoring
FUNCTION 6
Typically used for convertor oil temperature monitoring

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