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General| Brand | Volvo Penta |
|---|---|
| Model | TAD1381VE |
| Category | Engine |
| Language | English |
Explains the priority of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT, and NOTICE safety texts.
Describes symbols used to denote safety information and warnings on the product.
Emphasizes visual checks before starting the engine for leaks or abnormalities.
Lists necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) for safe operation and maintenance.
Advises wearing safety glasses to protect eyes from splinters, sparks, and chemical splashes.
Warns about skin contact with oil and recommends protective gloves and washing.
Highlights fire and explosion risks from fuel vapors and battery gases.
Stresses using genuine Volvo Penta parts for safety and reliability.
Details hazardous waste handling for used oils, filters, and chemicals.
Instructs to immobilize the engine by turning off power before starting work.
Requires operating the engine in well-ventilated areas to avoid exhaust gases.
Warns about the danger of approaching a running engine and hot components.
Prohibits the use of start spray due to explosion risk in the inlet manifold.
Lists checks and precautions before starting the engine, like fuel leaks and valve cover.
Instructs to stop the engine and disconnect power before electrical system work.
Advises switching off the main switch before connecting/disconnecting connectors.
Warns about burns from hot coolant and pressure release when opening the cap.
Warns about burns from hot oil and ensuring no pressure before work.
Details fire and explosion risks during refueling and prohibits smoking.
Emphasizes using recommended fuel to avoid engine damage and service costs.
Warns about fire and explosion risks from batteries and arcing.
Stresses correct connection of battery cables to prevent damage to electrical equipment.
Warns about corrosive battery electrolyte and necessary first aid.
Prohibits using high-pressure washers for cleaning engine components.
Outlines that the manual contains information for correct, safe operation and maintenance.
Covers the limited warranty for the engine and owner's responsibility for maintenance.
Provides instructions for the first 10 operating hours, including load limits and oil consumption.
Recommends using specified fuels and oils and following coolant mixing guidelines.
Stresses using genuine parts and observing maintenance intervals for reliability and safety.
Highlights Volvo Penta's commitment to environmental care, energy efficiency, and low emissions.
Explains demands on care and maintenance for emission-certified engines.
Recommends authorized dealers for service and repair, listing their expertise.
Introduces a 24/7 phone-based breakdown and support service.
Describes the in-line, six-cylinder diesel engines and their emissions control systems.
Explains the Engine Management System (EMS) and its role in engine and aftertreatment control.
Details the diagnostic functionality for detecting and locating malfunctions.
Describes the EATS system for reducing emissions, including DOC, DPF, and SCR components.
Explains the composition and properties of AdBlue®/DEF used in the EATS system.
Explains the automatic drainage of the EATS system to prevent freezing damage.
Lists the components of the EATS system: Tank, Pump, Injector, DPF, SCR.
Describes the AdBlue®/DEF tank, its components like heating coil, float, and filter.
Explains how the tank level is monitored and the consequences of low levels.
Details the heating system for the AdBlue®/DEF solution to prevent freezing.
Provides guidance on storing AdBlue®/DEF to prevent breakdown and evaporation.
Gives safety and handling instructions for AdBlue®/DEF during operation.
Advises on cleaning tools and clothing contaminated with AdBlue®/DEF solution.
Details first aid for skin contact, eye contact, and inhalation of AdBlue®/DEF.
Describes the CIM instrument panel and its functions for control, monitoring, and diagnostics.
Details the process of starting the engine using the CIM.
Describes the main menus (ENGINE DATA, DIAGNOSTICS, SETTINGS) and display structure.
Details the three types of messages (ALARM, WARNING, MESSAGE) and their severity.
Lists available data under ENGINE DATA and describes the DIAGNOSTICS menu.
Covers display settings, language, buzzer, and units configuration.
Lists available Easy Link instruments like tachometer, oil pressure, and battery voltage.
Lists essential checks before starting, like oil level, fuel valves, and coolant.
Explains the pre-heating time, starter motor cranking, and engine start sequence.
Provides instructions and safety precautions for starting the engine with auxiliary batteries.
Advises checking instruments immediately after starting and regularly during operation.
Explains how fault codes and alarms are generated and displayed on the instrument.
Warns against long-term low load operation due to potential engine issues.
Explains the high idle procedure before shutdown for engine cooling and turbo protection.
Details the steps to stop the engine and turn off the ignition.
Covers checking for leaks and turning off main switches after shutdown.
Explains the purpose of the diagnostic function for monitoring, control, and protection.
Describes how malfunctions are displayed and fault codes are accessed via CIM.
Explains where inactive fault codes are stored and how to delete them.
Details how fault codes are reset and re-registered if malfunctions persist.
Explains EATS system monitoring, warnings, and torque/speed limitations.
Describes warning symbols (NCD, PCD) and their meanings for light/severe inducement.
Explains PCD diagnostics, regeneration needs, and actions for VE and Genset engines.
Describes the warning symbols and light indication for severe inducement.
Explains the regeneration process for VE engines, its duration, and required conditions.
Shows the display message for regeneration and associated warnings.
Lists checks for system quality shortcomings and component defects.
Details inducements for AdBlue/DEF tank level and quality/dosing faults for VE engines.
Illustrates engine speed and torque reduction based on fault resolution time.
Details inducements for AdBlue/DEF tank level and quality/component faults.
Explains inducements for AdBlue/DEF tank level and dosing/quality faults for GE engines.
Guides to finding service intervals and content in the Service Protocol.
Discusses conditions for extending engine oil change intervals.
Identifies key engine components like alternator, oil filter, and turbo.
Advises visual inspection of the engine and compartment before and after operation.
Explains electronic air filter indication and replacement procedure.
Details inspecting charge air hoses, unions, and clamps for leaks and damage.
Guides on inspecting drive and alternator belts for wear and tension.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the drive belt.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the alternator belt.
Introduces the lubrication system and oil change recommendations.
Explains how to check and top up engine oil level, including safety warnings.
Provides specific technique for checking oil using a flexible dipstick.
Details the procedure for changing engine oil, including safety and disposal.
Gives step-by-step instructions for replacing oil and by-pass filters.
Introduces the fuel system and safety precautions for working on it.
Explains how to drain condensate from the fuel pre-filter.
Provides steps for replacing the engine fuel filter, including safety and fuel filling.
Details the procedure for replacing the fuel pre-filter and water trap.
Explains how to bleed the fuel system using the hand pump.
Introduces the cooling system, its function, and coolant requirements.
Guides on mixing coolant, emphasizing type, water quality, and concentration.
Details how to check and top up the coolant level, including safety warnings.
Provides steps for filling the cooling system from empty, including bleeding air.
Explains how to drain the coolant from the radiator and engine block.
Advises on cleaning the charge air cooler externally without a high-pressure washer.
Provides steps for cleaning the cooling system, including flushing and refilling.
Introduces the inlet and exhaust system.
Details the safe filling procedure for AdBlue®/DEF, including precautions.
Warns about the consequences of mixing diesel and AdBlue®/DEF and how to avoid confusion.
Mentions the engine's 2-pole electrical system and alternator.
Explains the function and safe operation of the main switch.
Describes the 10 A circuit breaker and its function.
Advises checking electrical connections for dryness, oxide, and tightness.
Covers battery safety, maintenance, and charging instructions.
Provides instructions for disconnecting and connecting batteries safely.
Outlines steps for engines not used for up to 8 months.
Details conservation for engines not used for over 8 months.
Lists tasks required to prepare the engine after a period of storage.
Explains the specific conservation process for lubrication and fuel systems for extended storage.
Lists engine designations, bore, stroke, displacement, and emissions.
Provides details on oil capacity, pressure, filters, and pump type.
Recommends oil quality and viscosity based on temperature.
Lists fuel pump pressures and bypass valve opening pressure.
Details general and specific fuel quality requirements for emission compliance.
Provides data on pressure cap, coolant volume, and thermostat opening temperature.
Guides on mixing coolant, emphasizing type, water quality, and concentration.
Specifies water quality parameters (ASTM D4985) for coolant mixing.
Lists AdBlue®/DEF tank volumes and urea consumption.
Details system voltage, alternator specifications, and battery capacity.
Explains how to find and identify engine labels and serial numbers.
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