Volvo Penta TAMD31 User Manual

Advice to read the manual before operating the boat.

Information on engine warranty cards and service conditions.

Guidance on using specific diesel oil and recommended lubricating oils.

Importance of maintenance, using original parts, and safety warnings.

Volvo Penta's commitment to environmental friendliness.

Overview of instruments and control units for different drives.

Procedures for starting, using, and protecting the engine during operation.

Routine maintenance tasks based on operating hours.

Procedures for storing and preparing the boat for seasonal changes.

Common engine issues and detailed specifications.

Displays engine speed and coolant temperature with alarm functions.

Monitors engine oil pressure and system voltage with alarms.

Indicates engine status alerts through visual and acoustic signals.

Explains the operation of the ignition switch positions.

Details the use of the single lever for throttle and gear selection.

Describes the drive trim position indicator and beach mode.

Ignition switch functions and single lever control for DPX drives.

Trim indicator usage and safety for twin-drive tilting.

Step-by-step guide for safely starting the engine.

Information on the mechanical compressor's engagement and operation.

Using the trim function for optimal planing and ride comfort.

Steps for engine idling, drive trimming, and shutdown after use.

Pre-start checks for oil, coolant, and belts.

Maintenance tasks required every 14 days, including fuel filter draining.

Checks for corrosion protection, trim pump, and seawater filter.

Engine oil and filter change, battery electrolyte check.

Draining drive oil, changing reverse gear oil, replacing air/fuel filters.

Inspecting and replacing drive belts and pump impellers.

Procedure for bleeding the fuel system after filter changes or fuel depletion.

Troubleshooting overheating, and precautions against water ingress.

Steps for preparing the boat and engine for winter lay-up.

Flushing and inhibiting seawater and freshwater cooling systems.

Other important tasks like propeller removal and battery care.

Inspecting oil levels, hose clamps, and steering components.

Guidance on hull painting and drive protection against fouling.

Bleeding the fuel system and fitting propellers.

Common engine issues and their potential causes.

Details on displacement, speeds, tilt angles, and valve clearances.

Specifications for engine oil quality, viscosity, pressure, and compressor oil.

Oil capacities and quality for drives and reverse gears.

Technical data for power trim, power steering, and hydraulic steering.

Thermostat temperatures, system voltage, battery, and alternator specs.

Specified torque values for steering cover screws.

Routine inspections for drives, propellers, and corrosion protection.

Maintenance tasks for initial hours and periodic intervals.

Limitations and advice for commercial engine and drive usage.

Checking the thermostat's function by testing its opening temperature.

Procedure for replacing the water pump impeller for vital safety.

Inspecting cooling water and exhaust hoses for cracks or damage.

Checking the condition and tension of generator and water pump drive belts.

Filling the fuel tank for lay-up and venting the system.

Changing the engine air filter and cleaning the intake silencer.

Inspecting batteries, cables, and ensuring proper charging.

Checking fuses, cleaning connections, and ensuring spare fuses are available.

Steps for changing the oil in the drive and reverse gear.

Checking propeller condition and greasing the propeller shaft.

Cleaning and painting the engine and drive to prevent corrosion.

Ensuring good air circulation in the engine compartment during lay-up.

Importance of maintaining the ignition system for engine performance and economy.

Replacing spark plugs and checking ignition components.