To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Volvo Ingersoll Rand SD122DX shows low engine oil pressure?
If the red warning light illuminates due to low engine oil pressure in your Volvo Construction Equipment, first add oil to correct level. Then, stop the engine and check for lubrication system leaks, tighten any loose fittings on the oil line system.
What to do if my Volvo Ingersoll Rand SD122DX engine overheats?
If the engine of your Volvo Construction Equipment overheats, immediately stop the engine. The possible causes are: low engine oil level (add oil to correct level), a broken fan belt, low engine coolant level (replenish coolant to correct level), excessive dirt on radiator cooling fins or blocked air flow (clean cooling fins or clear blockage), a defective radiator cap, a defective thermostat, defective injector nozzles, or incorrect fuel pump calibration. For some of these issues you will need to call for specialist service to correct.
How to troubleshoot Volvo Ingersoll Rand SD122DX engine that will not start?
If your Volvo Construction Equipment engine won't start, it could be due to several reasons. Check if the emergency stop switch is depressed (pull it up to disengage), ensure the propulsion control lever is in the neutral or STOP position. Also, check for a defective Fuse 1 (replace it if needed), discharged batteries (charge them), or the battery master switch being OFF (turn it ON). Inspect the battery cable connections (tighten or connect if loose or disconnected). Other potential causes include a faulted in-line fuse link, starter relay, defective ignition switch, or a defective starter or starter solenoid. For the last four causes you must call for service to replace.
Why does the voltmeter indicate a low value on my Volvo Ingersoll Rand SD122DX Construction Equipment?
If the voltmeter on your Volvo Construction Equipment indicates a low or negative value, the alternator speed might be too low. Check the belt tension and correct it if required. It could also be not charging due to a defective alternator or regulator, in that case call for specialist service.
Why is my Volvo Ingersoll Rand SD122DX Construction Equipment engine making excessive fumes?
If your Volvo Construction Equipment engine is making excessive fumes, it could be due to several reasons. The engine oil level might be too high (drain oil to correct level), the air cleaner element might be blocked (clean or replace it), or there might be low compression due to poor condition of the valves or incorrect valve clearance. In the last case call for specialist service to correct.
General| Brand | Volvo |
|---|---|
| Model | Ingersoll Rand SD122DX |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
Overview of operator controls, gauges, and indicator lights.
Details on Rollover/Falling Objects Protection Structures and seat belt usage.
Importance of the Safety Alert Symbol and obeying safety messages.
Explanation of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE signal words.
Guidance on reading and understanding the manual before use.
General safety rules for machine operation and hazard avoidance.
Requirements for qualified personnel for operation, setup, and maintenance.
Measures for safe operation, including manual availability and PPE.
Daily inspection checklist and verification of labels before operation.
Operational safety guidelines to prevent accidents and ensure safe use.
Safe starting procedures, including seat belt use and control positions.
Safety precautions during operation, including awareness of surroundings and speed.
Safe shutdown procedures, including parking and securing the machine.
Safety precautions for maintenance, inspection, and repair work.
Safety guidelines for transporting and towing the machine.
Specific warnings regarding overhead electric lines and live wires.
Warnings associated with improper operation of equipment.
Warning about burns from hot pressurized fluid, especially from the radiator.
Warning about severe injury from rotating fan blades and guard removal.
Comprehensive checklist for pre-starting, operating, shutdown, and transport.
Table and explanation of Ingersoll Rand specific machine symbols.
Overview of all operator controls and instruments on the machine.
Detailed description and illustration of all operating controls.
Controls machine direction, speed of travel, and braking function.
Shuts down engine and applies parking brake in emergencies.
General operational procedures and warnings for safe machine use.
Essential checks performed before starting the machine.
Procedure for mounting the compactor using a three-point contact.
Instruction to securely fasten the seat belt across the hips.
Turning ignition on and verifying indicator light status.
Ensuring no personnel are near the machine before starting movement.
Procedures for checking controls and safe speed of travel.
Starting the engine and verifying indicator lights turn off.
Checking parking brake release and backup alarm functionality.
Testing brake system by driving in forward and reverse directions.
Testing the emergency stop function and its effect on the engine and brake.
Suggestions and checks while operating the machine.
Procedures for moving the machine using the propulsion control.
Procedures for towing the machine without a tow valve, including bypassing pump.
Steps to bypass the propulsion pump and release the brakes for towing.
Procedure to restore propulsion pump operation and apply the brake.
Procedures for towing the machine with a tow valve, including brake release.
General information on safe operation, performance, and warranty.
Recommendations for services and checks for optimal operation.
Chart detailing service items and intervals based on operating hours.
Daily checks including engine oil, coolant, and fuel levels.
Verifying parking brake holding capability with the test switch.
Regular inspection for seat belt wear, damage, and mounting hardware.
Maintenance tasks performed at 500-hour or semi-annual intervals.
Procedure for changing engine oil and filter.
Replacing the charge pressure, suction, and return hydraulic filters.
General guidance on troubleshooting, safety, and contacting service.
Troubleshooting guide for engine starting issues.
Troubleshooting for starting difficulties and irregular engine performance.
Troubleshooting steps when the engine overheats.
Troubleshooting for low engine oil pressure warning light.
Identifies conditions due to fuse failures or defective wiring.
Weights, propulsion, engine, brakes, and steering data.
Weights, propulsion, engine, brakes, and steering data for SD-116 DX/F.
Weights, propulsion, engine, brakes, and steering data for SD-122 D/DX.
Weights, propulsion, engine, brakes, and steering data for SD-122F.
Weights, propulsion, engine, brakes, and steering data for SD-160DX.
Weights, propulsion, engine, brakes, and steering data for SD-160F.
Lubrication chart and legend for service intervals and required lubricants.
Information on hazardous substances and necessary precautions.
Recommended torque values for bolts and nuts of SAE Grade 5 or better.
Recommended torque values for ISO Metric strength Class 8.8 or better bolts.
Identification of spare parts for SD-116F/DX compactors based on service intervals.
Identification of spare parts for SD-122D/F/DX compactors based on service intervals.
Identification of spare parts for SD-160F/DX compactors based on service intervals.
Identification of spare parts for SD-190DX compactors based on service intervals.
Identification of spare parts for SD-200F/DX compactors based on service intervals.
List of recommended Ingersoll Rand lubricants for all models.
