WinGD X92DF - Exhaust Gas Temperature Downstream of a Turbocharger Is too High; Exhaust Valve Does Not Operate, Unwanted Noise; Smoke Is too Dark

Tab 10-40 Exhaust gas temperature downstream of a turbocharger is too high
Indication Possible cause Procedure
TE3731-nnA A turbocharger surges
•
As a temporary procedure, decrease the
engine load.
•
If applicable, open the exhaust waste gate
valve.
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Refer to the turbocharger manual.
A turbocharger is defective
•
Refer to the turbocharger manual.
Tab 10-41 Exhaust valve does not operate, unwanted noise
Indication Possible cause Procedure
Refer to the display
of a control panel
The air spring air pressure is too
low
•
Find the cause and repair the fault.
The opening oil pressure is too
low
•
Find the cause and repair the fault.
An exhaust valve is defective (pis-
ton cannot move, or a piston is
defective)
•
Repair the exhaust valve.
Tab 10-42 Smoke is too dark
Indication Possible cause Procedure
The engine has too much load
•
Decrease the fuel injection quantity.
There is unwanted material in the
scavenge air
•
Find the cause and remove the unwanted
material.
The fuel does not have the speci-
fied properties
•
Use fuel with the specified properties.
X92DF
AA00-0000-00AAA-410C-A
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