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PART NUMBER

DESIGNATION

QTY

20

3002 5038 00

ROOF PANEL

1

25

3002 5039 00

PANEL

1

30

3002 5040 00

PANEL

1

35

3002 5041 00

BAR

1

40

3002 5042 00

PANEL

1

45

3002 5043 00

PANEL

1

50

3002 5044 00

BAR

1

55

3002 5045 00

DOOR

1

60

3002 5046 00

PLATE

1

65

3002 5047 00

FLANGE

1

70

3002 5048 00

COVER

1

75

3002 5049 00

DOOR

1

80

3002 5050 00

FLANGE

1

85

3002 5051 00

DUCT

1

90

3002 5052 00

FLANGE

1

95

3002 5053 00

MUDGUARD

2

100

3002 5054 00

HOLDER

1

105

3002 5055 00

HOLDER

1

110

3002 5056 00

PROTECTION

2

115

3002 5057 00

EYE

1

120

3002 5058 00

LIGHT

1

125

3002 5059 00

LIGHT

1

130

3002 5060 00

COVER

1

135

3002 5061 00

HOLDER

1

140

3002 5062 00

HANDLE

2

145

3002 5063 00

LOCK

1

150

3002 5064 00

HINGE

4

155

3002 5065 00

LOCK

1

160

3002 5066 00

CAP

8

165

3002 5232 00

ROAD SIGNALIZATION WIRING
HARNESS (CABLING)

1

170

2914 8912 00

PLUG

1

175

2914 8913 00

ORANGE REFLECTOR

4

180

2914 8914 00

WHITE REFLECTOR

2

185

2914 8916 00

ROAD LIGHT PLUG

1

190

2914 9893 00

LEVEL INDICATOR

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160

120

65

90

95

100

155

80

85

130

75

105

150

25

60

30

40

135

50

150

145

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125

105

95

70

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Summary of Contents for SK 160 SA 1

Page 1: ...User and maintenance manual for lighting towers English QLT H40 Pd S2 APP 403D 11G ...

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Page 3: ...NERGY DIVISION www atlascopco com Printed matter N 2954 4960 03 07 2012 QLT H40 Pd S2 APP User and maintenance manual for lighting towers User and maintenance manual 5 Circuit diagrams 57 Parts list 65 Original instructions ...

Page 4: ...er s approval in writing Neglecting maintenance or making changes to the setup of the machine can result in major hazards including fire risk While every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is correct Atlas Copco does not assume responsibility for possible errors Copyright 2012 Atlas Copco Airpower n v Antwerp Belgium Any unauthorized use or copying of the contents o...

Page 5: ...icles 24 3 3 Installation 24 3 3 1 Indoor installation 24 3 3 2 Outdoor installation 25 3 4 Connecting the lighting tower 25 3 4 1 Precautions for non linear and sensitive loads 25 4 Operating instructions 26 4 1 Before starting 26 4 2 Starting and stopping the engine 26 4 2 1 Before the engine is started 26 4 2 2 Electric start up procedure for the lighting tower 26 4 2 3 Starting the engine 27 4...

Page 6: ...g circuit 41 5 5 5 Replacing the lamps 41 5 5 6 Ordering spare parts 42 5 6 Resetting service alarms 42 5 7 Engine consumable specifications 43 5 7 1 Engine fuel specifications 43 5 7 2 Engine oil specifications 43 5 7 3 Engine coolant specifications 44 6 Checks and trouble shooting 45 6 1 Engine troubleshooting 45 6 2 Solving controller alarms 45 7 Storage of the lighting tower 46 7 1 Storage 46 ...

Page 7: ...al technician is also trained to perform maintenance and repair as described in the instruction manual and is allowed to change settings of the control and safety system A mechanical technician does not work on live electrical components Skill level 3 Electrical technician An electrical technician is trained and has the same qualifications as both the operator and the mechanical technician In addi...

Page 8: ...pose and within its rated limits pressure temperature speeds etc 6 The machinery and equipment shall be kept clean i e as free as possible from oil dust or other deposits 7 To prevent an increase in working temperature inspect and clean heat transfer surfaces cooler fins intercoolers water jackets etc regularly See the maintenance schedule 8 All regulating and safety devices shall be maintained wi...

Page 9: ...r safety chain If the unit has no parking brake or jockey wheel immobilize the unit by placing chocks in front of and or behind the wheels When the towbar can be positioned vertically the locking device must be applied and kept in good order 7 To lift heavy parts a hoist of ample capacity tested and approved according to local safety regulations shall be used 8 Lifting hooks eyes shackles etc shal...

Page 10: ...cause severe injuries to the nervous system of human beings When the sound pressure level at any point where personnel normally has to attend is below 70 dB A no action needs to be taken above 70 dB A noise protective devices should be provided for people continuously being present in the room below 85 dB A no action needs to be taken for occasional visitors staying a limited time only above 85 dB...

Page 11: ...les and insufficient tightening of connections may cause electric shocks Whenever damaged wires or dangerous conditions are observed switch the circuit breakers to OFF and stop the engine Replace the damaged wires or correct the dangerous condition before restarting Make sure that all electric connections are securely tightened 24 Avoid overloading the lighting tower The lighting tower is provided...

Page 12: ...cks 12 Do not remove any of or tamper with the sound damping material Keep the material free of dirt and liquids such as fuel oil and cleansing agents If any sound damping material is damaged replace it to prevent the sound pressure level from increasing 13 Use only lubricating oils and greases recommended or approved by Atlas Copco or the machine manufacturer Ascertain that the selected lubricant...

Page 13: ...n handling batteries e g when checking the charge condition 2 Install a sign prohibiting fire open flame and smoking at the post where batteries are being charged 3 When batteries are being charged an explosive gas mixture forms in the cells and might escape through the vent holes in the plugs Thus an explosive atmosphere may form around the battery if ventilation is poor and can remain in and aro...

Page 14: ...hting is available CP Control panel DP Data plate EE Engine exhaust ER Earth rod FCC Filling cap coolant FCF Filling cap fuel HB Hand brake HHSF Handle to adjust the height of the supporting foot LPS Locking pin stabilizer M Mast RHM Rotating handles mast RLP Rotating locking pin supporting foot SF Supporting foot SL Spotlights ST Stabilizer TB Towbar U Undercarriage HHSF SF RLP ST LPS ER U HB TB ...

Page 15: ...n a well ventilated room Indicates that these parts can become very hot during operation e g engine cooler etc Always make sure that these parts are cooled down before touching them Indicates that the machine may produce noise at a sound pressure level dangerous to the hearing It is recommended to use ear protection when operating the lighting tower Indicates the sound power level in accordance wi...

Page 16: ...ted bodywork that can be opened by means of a side door and service plates The lighting tower can be lifted by using the lifting eye integrated in the bodywork roof To be able to lift the QLT H40 by means of a forklift rectangular holes are provided in the frame The earthing rod to be connected to the lighting tower s earth terminal is located at the bottom of the frame on the outside 2 3 5 Contro...

Page 17: ... legislation 2 3 9 Undercarriage road lights and reflectors The lighting tower trolley is manufactured according to ISO European road standards currently applicable The undercarriage is equipped with an adjustable or fixed towbar with French eye DIN eye BNA eye ITA eye NATO eye or ball coupling Make sure that the towing equipment of the vehicle matches the towing eye before towing the lighting tow...

Page 18: ... Position START to start the engine Position ON to keep the engine running after start up Position OFF to switch off the engine 3HL1 Light preheater A yellow light signals that the glow plugs are being heated ignition key turned to HEAT 2Q1 ECLB or differential protection Interrupts the power supply when a short circuit occurs at the load side or when the earth leak detector 30 mA or the overcurre...

Page 19: ... for X1 Interrupts the power supply to X1 when a short circuit occurs at the load side or when the overcurrent protection 16 A is activated When activated 2Q2 interrupts phase F and the neutral towards X1 It can be activated again after eliminating the problem 2Q3 Circuit breaker for X2 Interrupts the power supply to X2 when a short circuit occurs at the load side or when the overcurrent protectio...

Page 20: ... towing 3 2 1 Unhooking the lighting tower 1 Secure the support leg 1 or jockey wheel to support the lighting tower in a level position 2 Adjust the height of the support leg jockey wheel using the crank 2 3 Block the jockey wheel by its locking lever Lifting acceleration and retardation must be kept within safe limits max 2 g Helicopter lifting is not allowed The operator is expected to apply all...

Page 21: ...he steps below to position the lighting tower 1 Ensure that the hand brake 1 is engaged The end of drive sensor underneath the hand brake must be fully pressed 2 While firmly holding the supporting foot 5 of the lighting tower with one hand release the rotating locking pin 8 and rotate the supporting foot through 90 3 Once the supporting foot 5 has been rotated reposition the rotating locking pin ...

Page 22: ...ol panel 1 to lower the mast see also Extending the mast on page29 The mast is lowered completely when the end of run button is pushed down and the in termittent siren stops 10 Once the lighting tower is correctly positioned fix the earth rod the copper bar for earthing 11 and make sure that it is correctly connected to the lighting tower 12 11 12 1 ...

Page 23: ...re complete you will have returned the lighting tower to the same state as it was before the positioning procedure see figure above At this point the lighting tower is correctly arranged for transportation 3 2 4 Towing Before commencing towing ensure you follow the procedure below 1 Check that the coupler 1 of the undercarriage of the lighting tower is safely coupled to the towing hook of the haul...

Page 24: ...hine s safe transportation and integrity 4 It is recommended that the machine is covered by a tarpaulin to protect it against bad weather conditions if it is transported on an open truck 3 3 Installation 3 3 1 Indoor installation If the machine is operated in a closed environment make sure that there is enough ventilation to remove the exhaust gases from the room where the engine is running also e...

Page 25: ...st 6 mm to connect the PE terminal to an earth plate that can ensure an earth resistance suited to the characteristics of the lighting tower Check that the cable end of the earthing rod is connected to the earth terminal 3 4 Connecting the lighting tower 3 4 1 Precautions for non linear and sensitive loads The most common non linear 3 phase loads are thyristor rectifier controlled loads such as co...

Page 26: ...cy stop is in the OUT position Check that the load is switched off 4 2 Starting and stopping the engine 4 2 1 Before the engine is started 4 2 2 Electric start up procedure for the lighting tower Connect the current by means of the Battery Isolator Switch 1 placed inside the lighting tower and accessible through the rear door In your own interest always strictly observe all relevant safety instruc...

Page 27: ... at each attempt if the engine does not start wait at least 10 seconds and then try again 4 Once the engine has started release the starter so to avoid any damage to the starter motor and leave the key in the ON position 6 5 The controller 7 will activate the engine protection systems If any of the parameters deviate from the norm for example low oil or fuel level etc the controller will intervene...

Page 28: ...ad for a few minutes before turning it off 4 Turn the key counterclockwise into the OFF position 3 to switch off the engine 4 3 Operating the lighting tower 4 3 1 Aligning the spotlights 1 Check that the glass panes of the lights 1 are in good condition 4 1 2 Should an emergency arise it is also possible to stop the machine by pressing the EMERGENCY STOP button 4 If the machine is stopped in this ...

Page 29: ...ral circuit breaker 2 to the ON position and all other switches 3 to the OFF position 4 Use the UP 4 and DOWN 5 buttons on the control panel to extend and adjust the mast to the desired height max 9 metres When the mast is being extended lowered an intermittent sound will signal that the operation is in progress 5 Release the locking pin 6 and the clutch locking lever 7 of the mast located on its ...

Page 30: ... off follow the procedure described in Switching on the spotlights but in the reverse order and proceed to lower the mast 1 Open the control panel door 2 2 Position the 4 automatic switches LAMP 1 LAMP 2 LAMP 3 LAMP 4 1 to the OFF position 3 Wait for the lamps to cool down this will take around 15 minutes 4 If the spotlights are not to be used again lower the mast using the DOWN button on the cont...

Page 31: ...ill be 1 for every 100 m of altitude 2 for every 5 C above 20 C and 10 when used continuously at constant load 6 Make sure the load does not exceed the nominal current capacity of the socket or the cable connected to it 7 Never connect the lighting tower directly to the mains Once the lights are switched off switches in the OFF position remember not to switch them ON again until the cooling off ti...

Page 32: ...t reduced price compared to the loose components Refer to the parts list for more information on the contents of the service kits Check for air fuel coolant and oil leakage x x x x Check oil and coolant level x x x x Check or drain water in fuelfilter waterseparator x x x x Clean air cleaner and dust bowl x x x x Visual walk around the unit x x x x Check tension and condition of the V belt 1 x x x...

Page 33: ...ure alternator insulation resistance x x Check glycol level in coolant x x Check PH level of engine coolant x x Check and adjust engine inlet and outlet valves 3 x x Test glow plugs x x Check alternator and starter motor x Test thermostats x Check engine mounts x Inspection by Atlas Copco Service technician Lighting towers in standby application have to be tested on a regular basis At least once a...

Page 34: ...ce of both generator and engine Service Paks minimize downtime and keep your maintenance budget low The order number of the Service Paks are listed in the Atlas Copco Parts list ASL Order Service Paks at your local Atlas Copco dealer 5 2 Preventing low loads To avoid cylinder glazing high oil consumption or other damages to the engine it is recommended that a unit is always used with a load 30 of ...

Page 35: ... when maintenance is requested Do not smoke and maintain a safe distance from flames and sparks while maintenance is being carried out and when fuels and solvents are being used Carefully follow all the instructions contained in the Engine Operation Manual that accompanies the lighting tower 5 4 1 Engine oil level check Consult the Engine Operation Manual for the oil specifications viscosity recom...

Page 36: ...fied as dangerous waste Disposing of waste oils in the environment would pollute the ground and ground water and is therefore strictly prohibited It is recommended that you arrange for an authorized service centre to change the oil so that you ensure that the waste oil is disposed of properly Replacing the oil filter element Drain the oil as described above in Replacing engine oil Unscrew the oil ...

Page 37: ...e always above 33 vol Mixtures with more than 68 vol mix ratio in water are not recommended as this will lead to high engine operating temperatures A refractometer can be ordered from Atlas Copco with part number 2913 0028 00 5 4 3 2 Topping up of coolant Verify if the engine cooling system is in a good condition no leaks clean Check the condition of the coolant If the condition of the coolant is ...

Page 38: ...sulphuric acid solution in distilled water The solution must be made up before being introduced into the battery 5 5 1 2 Activating a dry charged battery Take out the battery Battery and electrolyte must be at equal temperature above 10 C Remove cover and or plug from each cell Fill each cell with electrolyte until the level reaches 10 to 15 mm above the plates or to the level marked on the batter...

Page 39: ...tes or at the indicated level top up with distilled water only Never overfill as this will cause poor performance and excessice corrosion Record the quantity of distilled water added Keep the terminals and clamps tight clean and lightely covered with petroleum jelly Carry out periodic condition tests Test intervals of 1 to 3 months depending on climate and operating conditions are recommended If d...

Page 40: ...o remove dust from the dust trap 2 pinch the dust evacuator 6 several times 5 5 3 4 Replacing the air filter element Release the snap clips 1 and remove the dust trap 2 Clean the trap Remove the element 4 from the housing 5 Reassemble in reverse order of dismantling Inspect and tighten all air intake connections Reset the vacuum indicator 1 Snap clips 2 Dust trap 3 Safety cartridge 4 Filter elemen...

Page 41: ...ease the 5 clamps and rotate them to open the protection glass The glass must stay hinged on the bottom part of the spotlight 1 2 Remove the lamp first releasing the safety spring 2 placed around the lamp and then unscrewing the lamp from its seat 3 Check every day that all the air cooling circuits are not clogged with dust or other particles If any circuit is obstructed it must be cleaned 1 2 3 D...

Page 42: ...ine 5 6 Resetting service alarms 1 On the controller display press the Alarm button 1 and the Enter button 2 simultaneously for at least 15 sec until the following message appears 2 By pressing the Enter button 2 the expired maintenance operations are listed 3 Press the Alarm button 1 for at least 3 seconds to cancel the maintenance operation The following message will appear 4 When all maintenanc...

Page 43: ...ty and rust inhibiting additives help reduce corrosion even within engines left idle for extended periods PAROIL contains high quality anti oxidants to control deposits sludge and contaminants that tend to build up under very high temperatures PAROIL s detergent additives keep sludge forming particles in a fine suspension instead of allowing them to clog your filter and accumulate in the valve roc...

Page 44: ...otection guaranteed to 40 C 40 F Because PARCOOL EG inhibits corrosion deposit formation is minimized This effectively eliminates the problem of restricted flow through the engine coolant ducts and the radiator minimizing the risk for engine overheating and possible failure It reduces water pump seal wear and has excellent stability when subjected to sustained high operating temperatures PARCOOL E...

Page 45: ...er cables Never touch an electrical connector without a voltage check When a failure occurs always report what you experienced before during and after the failure Information with regard to the load type size power factor etc vibrations exhaust gas colour insulation check odours output voltage leaks and damaged parts ambient temperature daily and normal maintenance and altitude might be helpful to...

Page 46: ...ags VCI paper Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor or another drying agent inside the lighting tower and close the doors Stick sheets of VCI paper with adhesive tape on the bodywork to close off all openings Wrap the generator except the bottom with a protective tarpaulin to avoid possible damage and corrosion due to environmental conditions 7 2 Preparing for operation after storage Before operating the l...

Page 47: ...e materials for recycling in the future is forseen 8 2 Disposal of materials Dispose contaminated substances and material separately according to local applicable environmental legislations Before dismantling a machine at the end of its operating lifetime drain all fluids and dispose of according the applicable local disposal regulations Remove the batteries Do not throw batteries into the fire ex...

Page 48: ...C Performance data 2 3 4 5 Rated active power PRP 1 ph 5 9 kW Rated power factor lagging 1ph 0 8 cos Rated apparent power PRP 1ph 7 4 kVA Rated voltage 1ph line to line voltage 230 V Rated current 1ph 32 0 A Performance class acc ISO 8528 5 1993 G1 Single step load acceptance 0 PRP 100 5 9 kW Frequency droop 8 Fuel consumption at no load 0 0 73 kg h Fuel consumption 4 lamps ON 1 57 kg h Fuel consu...

Page 49: ...mobile E Mounting fully resilient Climatic exposure open air Status of neutral TT earthed Alternator Standard IEC34 1 ISO 8528 3 Make Sincro Model SK 160 SA 1 Rated output class H temperature rise 9 kVA rating type acc ISO 8528 3 S1 40 125 C cl H Degree of protection IP 21 Insulation stator class H Insulation rotor class H Number of wires 4 Engine Standard ISO 3046 ISO 8528 2 Type PERKINS 403D 11G...

Page 50: ...rent release IDn 0 03 A Outlet sockets optional CEE form 2P E 16A 230V CEE form 2P E 32A 230V External supply socket optional CEE form 2P E 32A 230V Unit Dimensions adj towbar LxWxH 2910 x 1320 x 2270 mm Dimensions fixed towbar LxWxH 2460 x 1320 x 2270 mm Max dimensions stabilizers and mast extended adj towbar LxWxH 2910 x 2440 x 9000 mm Max dimensions stabilizers and mast extended fixed towbar Lx...

Page 51: ...ng set is capable of delivering at variable load in the event of a utility power failure for up to 500 hours per year of which a maximum of 300 hours is continuous running No overload is permitted on these ratings The alternator is peak continuous rated as defined in ISO 8528 3 at 27 C PRP Prime Power is the maximum power available during a variable power sequence which may be run for an unlimited...

Page 52: ...0 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 0 100 100 100 100 100 100 95 95 95 95 90 500 100 100 100 100 95 95 95 95 95 90 90 1000 95 95 95 95 95 90 90 90 90 85 85 1500 95 90 90 90 90 85 85 85 85 85 80 2000 90 85 85 85 85 80 80 80 80 80 75 2500 80 80 80 80 75 75 75 75 75 70 70 3000 75 75 75 75 70 70 70 70 65 65 65 3500 70 65 65 65 65 65 60 60 60 60 55 4000 60 60 60 60 55 55 55 55 50 50 50 ...

Page 53: ... 53 9 2 Average illumination versus distance QLT 10m 200 Lx 25m 100 Lx 35m 50 Lx ...

Page 54: ... 54 9 3 Dimension drawing ...

Page 55: ...CO AIRPOWER n v 1626 1345 01 YA3 kg kg kg Model cos phi f N S N P N U N I N Manuf year S N Hz kW V A kVA 1 2 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 A B C 6 3 A Maximum permitted total weight of the vehicle B Maximum permitted axle load C Maximum permitted load on towing eye 1 Company code 2 Product code 3 Unit serial number 4 Name of manufacturer 5 EEC or national type approved number 6 Vehicle identif...

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Page 57: ... 57 Circuit diagrams ...

Page 58: ... 58 A1 23591B2 Power circuit ...

Page 59: ... Heater candle control relay RC Battery charger run state relay RA Start relay RS Fuel valve relay PO Oil pressure gauge TA Water temperature gauge LC Fuel level gauge BPO Low oil pressure switch ATA High water temperature switch BLA Low water level switch ...

Page 60: ...ONTROL RP Tower light up actuator EV Tower light down actuator FCP Tower light down position switch FCF Hand brake position switch PU Up push button command PD Down push button command RI Interface relay RU Tower light up relay RD Tower light down relay ...

Page 61: ...battery charger STA Black 2 5 mm Engine start command STP Yellow 1 5 mm Fuel valve command BPO White 1 5 mm Low oil pressure ATA Azure 1 5 mm High water temperature BLC Orange 1 5 mm Low fuel level LC Violet 1 5 mm Fuel level gauge PO White black 1 5 mm Oil pressure gauge TA White blue 1 5 mm Water temperature gauge CND Brown 1 5 mm Preheat candle command ...

Page 62: ... 62 A1 23591B2 Trolley connector ...

Page 63: ... 63 A1 23581B2 Lamps ...

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Page 65: ... 65 Parts list ...

Page 66: ... 66 SERVICE PAK REF PART NUMBER DESIGNATION QTY 2912 6409 05 SERVICE PAK 500 H QLT H40 20 FUEL FILTER 1 25 OIL FILTER 1 30 AIR FILTER 1 ...

Page 67: ...L 1 50 3002 5013 00 PUMP 1 55 3002 5001 80 ALTERNATOR SINCRO 1 3002 5224 00 AVR 1 3002 5225 00 DIODE BRIDGE 1 3002 5226 00 EXCITER STATOR 1 3002 5227 00 EXCITER ROTOR 1 3002 5228 00 FAN 1 3002 5229 00 COUPLING HUB 1 3002 5230 00 COUPLING DISCS 1 60 3002 5003 00 PAD ANTI VIBR 1 65 3002 5008 00 SUPPORT 1 70 3002 5009 00 RELAY 1 75 3002 5010 00 RELAY 1 80 3002 5011 00 REGULATOR 1 85 3002 5012 00 SWIT...

Page 68: ...2 00 ROD 1 55 3002 5023 00 SWITCH 1 60 3002 5024 00 EYE TOWING 1 65 2914 8903 00 RIM 2 70 2914 8904 00 TYRE 2 75 2914 8905 00 BRAKE PAD 4 80 2914 8906 00 BEARING 30204 2 85 2914 8907 00 BEARING 30206 2 90 2914 8908 00 BRAKE CABLE COVER LOCK 2 95 2914 8909 00 LEFT BRAKE CABLE 1 100 2914 8910 00 RIGHT BRAKE CABLE 1 105 2914 8911 00 ROCKER LEVER BRAKE CABLE 1 60 35 70 55 50 25 65 75 30 40 45 20 25 75...

Page 69: ...3 00 WASHER 1 60 2914 8934 00 SLOTTED HEX NUT 1 65 2914 8935 00 OIL RETAINER 1 70 2914 8936 00 BRAKE SHOE SPRING 2 75 2914 8937 00 PIN 1 80 2914 8938 00 SPRING 1 85 2914 8939 00 BLOCK 1 90 2914 8940 00 SPLIT PIN 1 95 2914 8941 00 ADJUSTMENT NUT 1 100 2914 8942 00 THREADED CAP 1 105 2914 8943 00 ANCHOR PLATE 2 110 2914 8944 00 EYE 1 115 2914 8945 00 RIVET 2 120 2914 8946 00 SAFETY STRIP 1 25 30 35 ...

Page 70: ...L 1 170 3002 5256 00 PRELOADED SPRING 1 175 3002 5257 00 REINFORCED FRAME 1 180 3002 5258 00 BALL COUPLING GROUP 1 185 3002 5259 00 TOWBAR S FIRST ELEMENT 1 190 3002 5260 00 HANDBREAK LEVER 1 195 3002 5261 00 STABILIZING FOOT WITH CRANK 1 200 3002 5262 00 SCREW BALL COUPLING GROUP 1 205 3002 5263 00 SCREW MIDDLE ARM 1 210 2914 8925 00 JOCKEY WHEEL ADJS TOWBAR 1 175 185 195 170 190 155 205 210 165 ...

Page 71: ...EVER COMPLETE 1 110 3002 5245 00 FORK WITH DIAM 10 PERFORATION 1 115 3002 5246 00 PERFORATED FLAT HEAD PIN 1 120 3002 5247 00 CABLE FOR BALL COUPLING 1 125 3002 5248 00 TEARING CABLE 1 130 3002 5249 00 STRAIGHT LUBRICATOR M6X1 1 135 3002 5250 00 D 2 8X30 UNI 1336 SPLIT PIN 1 140 3002 5251 00 D 10X50 UNI1707 ELASTIC PIN 1 145 3002 5252 00 LEVER ROTATION BUSHING 1 150 2914 8920 00 CONNECTING ROD 1 1...

Page 72: ...002 5027 00 TANK 1 35 3002 5028 00 ASSEMBLY 1 40 3002 5029 00 ASSEMBLY 1 45 3002 5030 00 BUMPER 1 50 3002 5031 00 BAR 4 55 3002 5032 00 FOOT 4 60 3002 5033 00 LOCK SCREW 4 65 3002 5034 00 NUT 1 70 3002 5035 00 SCREW WING 1 75 3002 5036 00 ROD 1 80 3002 5037 00 CLIP 1 75 40 70 20 35 65 25 60 60 30 80 45 55 55 50 50 50 ...

Page 73: ...1 105 3002 5055 00 HOLDER 1 110 3002 5056 00 PROTECTION 2 115 3002 5057 00 EYE 1 120 3002 5058 00 LIGHT 1 125 3002 5059 00 LIGHT 1 130 3002 5060 00 COVER 1 135 3002 5061 00 HOLDER 1 140 3002 5062 00 HANDLE 2 145 3002 5063 00 LOCK 1 150 3002 5064 00 HINGE 4 155 3002 5065 00 LOCK 1 160 3002 5066 00 CAP 8 165 3002 5232 00 ROAD SIGNALIZATION WIRING HARNESS CABLING 1 170 2914 8912 00 PLUG 1 175 2914 89...

Page 74: ... DESIGNATION QTY 20 3002 5067 00 TANK FUEL 1 25 3002 5068 00 FLANGE 1 30 3002 5069 00 FLANGE 1 35 3002 5070 00 WASHER 1 40 3002 5071 00 SENSOR LEVEL 1 45 3002 5072 00 FUEL CAP 1 50 3002 5073 00 CAP 1 55 3002 5074 00 WASHER 1 25 50 45 20 30 55 35 40 ...

Page 75: ...1 50 3002 5081 00 HANDGRIP 3 55 3002 5082 00 SPACER 1 60 3002 5083 00 SWITCH 1 65 3002 5084 00 ROD 1 70 3002 5085 00 BEARING 6 75 3002 5086 00 PIN 1 80 3002 5087 00 BOLT 1 85 3002 5088 00 SCREW 1 90 3002 5089 00 SCREW 1 95 3002 5090 00 NUT 1 100 3002 5091 00 NUT 1 105 3002 5092 00 NUT 1 110 3002 5093 00 WASHER 1 115 3002 5094 00 WASHER LOCK 1 120 3002 5095 00 HANDLE 1 30 55 100 25 105 75 45 35 20 ...

Page 76: ...5098 00 PIN 4 35 3002 5099 00 PIN 6 40 3002 5100 00 BEARING 6 45 3002 5101 00 PULLEY 6 50 3002 5102 00 CABLE 1 55 3002 5103 00 BUFFER 20 60 3002 5104 00 BUFFER 14 65 3002 5105 00 BUFFER 8 70 3002 5106 00 WASHER LOCK 2 75 3002 5107 00 WASHER LOCK 2 80 3002 5108 00 PIN 1 70 55 55 25 55 20 60 30 75 35 40 45 80 65 65 50 55 55 ...

Page 77: ...12 00 PIN 1 40 3002 5113 00 BEARING 1 45 3002 5114 00 PULLEY 1 50 3002 5115 00 CABLE 1 55 3002 5116 00 BUFFER 1 60 3002 5117 00 BUFFER 1 65 3002 5118 00 BUFFER 2 70 3002 5119 00 BUFFER 1 75 3002 5120 00 BUFFER 2 80 3002 5121 00 WASHER LOCK 2 85 3002 5122 00 WASHER LOCK 2 90 3002 5123 00 PIN 1 55 80 70 75 85 20 60 35 40 45 90 65 65 25 30 60 75 50 ...

Page 78: ...3002 5125 00 PIN 2 30 3002 5126 00 PIN 2 35 3002 5127 00 PIN 1 40 3002 5128 00 BEARING 1 45 3002 5129 00 PULLEY 1 50 3002 5130 00 CABLE 1 55 3002 5131 00 BUFFER 4 60 3002 5132 00 BUFFER 2 65 3002 5133 00 BUFFER 2 70 3002 5134 00 WASHER LOCK 1 55 50 55 60 65 30 55 20 55 70 45 40 35 65 60 25 30 25 ...

Page 79: ...5 3002 5136 00 PIN 2 30 3002 5137 00 PIN 2 35 3002 5138 00 PIN 1 40 3002 5139 00 BEARING 1 45 3002 5140 00 PULLEY 1 50 3002 5141 00 CABLE 1 55 3002 5142 00 BUFFER 4 60 3002 5143 00 BUFFER 2 65 3002 5144 00 BUFFER 2 70 3002 5145 00 ASSEMBLY 1 55 65 60 55 55 70 55 25 25 50 45 40 35 65 60 20 30 30 ...

Page 80: ...002 5147 00 CABLE 2 30 3002 5148 00 WASHER LOCK 2 35 3002 5149 00 PIN 1 40 3002 5150 00 BEARING 1 45 3002 5151 00 PULLEY 1 50 3002 5152 00 CABLE 1 55 3002 5153 00 BUFFER 4 60 3002 5154 00 BUFFER 2 65 3002 5155 00 BUFFER 2 70 3002 5156 00 PIN 1 55 60 65 55 60 70 65 25 25 50 45 40 35 55 55 20 30 30 ...

Page 81: ...002 5158 00 CABLE 2 30 3002 5159 00 WASHER LOCK 2 35 3002 5160 00 PIN 1 40 3002 5161 00 BEARING 1 45 3002 5162 00 PULLEY 1 50 3002 5163 00 CABLE 1 55 3002 5164 00 BUFFER 4 60 3002 5165 00 BUFFER 2 65 3002 5166 00 BUFFER 2 70 3002 5167 00 PIN 1 60 55 55 65 55 40 55 60 25 25 50 45 70 35 55 20 30 30 ...

Page 82: ... 82 TOWER SEVENTH ELEMENT STANDARD REF PART NUMBER DESIGNATION QTY 20 3002 5168 00 ELEMENT 1 25 3002 5169 00 BUFFER 2 30 3002 5170 00 BUFFER 1 35 3002 5171 00 BUFFER 1 25 35 30 25 20 ...

Page 83: ... WASHER 1 60 3002 5180 00 WASHER 1 65 3002 5181 00 BOX 1 70 3002 5182 00 CABLE GLAND 1 75 3002 5183 00 CABLE GLAND 1 80 3002 5184 00 CABLE GLAND 1 85 3002 5185 00 PLUG 1 90 3002 5233 00 SETTING RING SETTING RING 8 95 3002 5234 00 GLASS PROJECTOR GLASS 4 100 3002 5235 00 SEAL GLASS SEAL KIT 4 105 2914 8917 00 LAMP HOLDER SPRING 1 110 2914 8918 00 LAMP HOLDER SUPPORT 1 70 75 25 25 40 45 60 65 90 90 ...

Page 84: ...002 5188 00 CYLINDER 1 35 3002 5189 00 PIPE 1 40 3002 5190 00 NIPPLE 2 45 3002 5191 00 VALVE 1 50 3002 5192 00 MOTOR 1 55 3002 5193 00 GEARBOX 1 60 3002 5194 00 PUMP 1 65 3002 5195 00 CAP 1 70 3002 5196 00 TANK OIL 1 75 3002 5197 00 BALLAST 4 80 2914 9894 00 RELAY HYDRAULIC PUMP 1 70 80 50 55 60 65 25 45 35 40 40 75 30 20 ...

Page 85: ...WITCH KEY 1 A25 3002 5237 00 START SWITCH COVER 1 65 3002 5208 00 INDICATOR 1 70 3002 5209 00 BUTTON 2 75 3002 5210 00 HOLDER FUSE 3 80 3002 5211 00 BREAKER 6 85 3002 5212 00 BREAKER 2 90 3002 5213 00 BREAKER 1 95 3002 5214 00 ALARM 1 100 3002 5215 00 SOCKET 16 A 1 105 3002 5216 00 SOCKET 32 A 1 110 3002 5217 00 TRANSFORMER 1 115 3002 5218 00 CABLE GLAND 2 120 3002 5219 00 CONNECTOR 1 125 3002 522...

Page 86: ... 1 230V 16A SOCKET 2 230V 32A 3 165 3002 5266 00 STICKER SWITCH GENSET MAINS SOCKET 1 230V 16A PLUG 230V 32A 1 170 3002 5267 00 STICKER LAMP1 2 3 4 SOCKET 1 16A SOCKET 2 16A GENERAL SWITCH 1 175 3002 5268 00 STICKER LAMP1 2 3 4 SOCKET 1 16A SOCKET 2 32A GENERAL SWITCH 1 180 3002 5272 00 STICKER GENERAL INSTRUCTIONSUP DOWN 1 155 160 165 180 175 170 ...

Page 87: ... 87 MARKINGS STANDARD ...

Page 88: ...SE MARK 2 30 0690 1116 00 HOUSE MARK 2 35 1079 9921 03 INFORMATION LABEL 1 40 1626 5650 00 LABEL 2 45 1079 9922 07 INFORMATION LABEL 1 50 1604 3317 07 LABEL NOISE 1 55 1079 9917 97 INFORMATION LABEL 2 60 1079 9902 00 WARNING LABEL 1 65 1079 9930 67 LABEL 1 ...

Page 89: ... 89 ENGINE AND ALTERNATOR ASSEMBLY MECC ALTE ALTERNATOR OPTIONS REF PART NUMBER DESIGNATION QTY 55 2914 8901 00 ALTERNATOR MECC ALTE 1 60 2914 8902 00 PAD ANTI VIBR 1 ...

Page 90: ...E ITA EYE NATO EYE OPTIONS REF PART NUMBER DESIGNATION QTY DIN EYE 20 1626 5914 00 TOWING EYE 1 ITA EYE 20 1626 5678 00 TOWING EYE 1 NATO EYE 20 1626 5942 00 TOWING EYE NATO 1 1611 7410 82 01 1611 7407 82 00 1611 7411 82 01 ...

Page 91: ...YE BNA EYE FRENCH EYE OPTIONS REF PART NUMBER DESIGNATION QTY BALL COUPLING EYE 20 1626 5914 00 TOWING EYE 1 BNA EYE 20 1626 5678 00 TOWING EYE 1 FRENCH EYE 20 1626 5942 00 TOWING EYE 1 1611 7406 82 01 1611 7413 82 01 1611 7412 82 01 ...

Page 92: ... of the laws of the Member States relating to machinery is in conformity with the relevant Essential Health and Safety Requirements of this directive The machinery complies also with the requirements of the following directives and their amendments as indicated Directive on the approximation of laws of the Member States relating to Harmonized and or Technical Standards used Att mnt b Machinery saf...

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