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1-74 SHB WL34 * 2.0
1 Maintenance
Exhaust gas treatment
Indicator lights
Indicator lights indicate the operating states of the regeneration:
29 (illuminates): High exhaust gas temperature.
This indicator light illuminates during regeneration. The indicator light
goes out once regeneration is over and the exhaust system has cooled
down.
27 (illuminates): Regeneration of the diesel particulate filter necessary.
The control lamp illuminates if regenerating the diesel particulate filter
is necessary.
- Regeneration can be started manually.
- Regeneration is automatically started.
27 (illuminates) and 22 (flashes): Maximum loading of the diesel
particulate filter reached.
The loading of the diesel particulate filter is between 100 % and 140 %.
The engine output is reduced. Regeneration of the diesel particulate
filter necessary.
- Regeneration can be started manually.
- Regeneration is automatically started.
27 (illuminates), 22 (flashes) and 23 (illuminates): Max. load of the diesel
particulate filter exceeded.
The loading of the diesel particulate filter is too high. Engine shuts
down every 30 seconds.
- A regeneration or repair can only be performed by authorized
Perkins distribution partners.
28 (illuminates): Regeneration of the diesel particulate filter interrupted.
The indicator light illuminates if regeneration has been interrupted.
- Regeneration can be started manually.
Operating states of the regeneration
If the engine is operated with sufficient load, passive regeneration
occurs during operation. This regeneration has no effect on the perfor-
mance of the vehicle.
If the load of the engine is insufficient, the diesel particulate filter
collects soot. A regeneration automatically starts upon reaching a
certain soot load and operationally warm engine. The control lamp 29
indicates that a regeneration is occurring.
If the automatic regeneration is interrupted too often, the soot load in
the diesel particulate filter continues to rise. The control lamp 29
indicates that a regeneration is necessary.
If this regeneration is also interrupted, the soot load rises to a level
where the engine output is reduced to a maximum of 1800 rpm or the
maximum torque is reduced by 50 %. In addition, the control lamp
flashes 22. The engine light flashing signals that it is the last chance for
the regeneration.
If this regeneration is also interrupted, the control lamp 29, control
lamp 22 and control lamp 23 illuminate. The engine shuts down every
30 seconds. A regeneration or repair can only be performed by autho-
rized Perkins distribution partners.
Fig. 81
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