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Summary of Contents for Micro-Bird A1VC

Page 1: ...A 1VC B1VC B2VC BLUE BIRD MICRO BIRD 10013334 2011...

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Page 4: ...ation conflicts with the component manufacturer s documentation the manufacturer s documentation prevails In the event of any conflict between the requirements of this publication an dany applicable l...

Page 5: ...18 Constant Load 18 Intermittent Load 18 Optional Equipment 19 Policy 19 Constant Load 19 Intermittent Load 20 Light Bulb Data 21 Interior Lights 21 Exterior Lights 21 Visibility Equipment 22 Mirrors...

Page 6: ...Looking New 41 Washing Your Vehicle 41 Polishing And Waxing Your Vehicle 41 Foreign Material Deposits 41 Finish Damage 41 General Maintenance Schedules 42 About Service Intervals 42 Vendor Supplied Ma...

Page 7: ...its original design best preserving our high standards of performance efficiency and safety Proper operation service and maintenance are important to the safety and reliability of all motor vehicles T...

Page 8: ...s equipment Blue Bird Corporation offers standard and optional equipment to meet fed eral state and local specifications and individual customer requirements Properly selected equipment can help ensur...

Page 9: ...y Administration NHTSA in addition to notifying Blue Bird If NHTSA receives similar complaints it may open an investigation and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles it may or...

Page 10: ...he exhaust muffler is a particulate filter which traps and burns microscopic particles in a process referred to as regeneration When heat in the exhaust is insuf ficient to fully burn the particulates...

Page 11: ...tain compli ance of the modified vehicle with any and all applicable regulations The entity per forming modification of this product must certify that all applicable regulations are met In order to ce...

Page 12: ...l outside appearance Ensure there is a clear view of identi fying features license plate school organization name bus number etc Ensure the mirrors are clean and adjusted Inside the bus Ensure the sea...

Page 13: ...Ensure the steering feels OK and there are no unusual noises Ensure bus is under control and tracking straight Brake to a stop Check gauges Remember Safety on the road depends on you Observe weather...

Page 14: ...rly Inspection Complete Quarterly Inspection Remove all seat cushions thoroughly clean with upholstery cleaner and re install on a rotating basis Adjust door control rod and closing mechanism to entra...

Page 15: ...light 19 Pilot shows amber warning lights are flashing 20 Pilot shows red warning lights are flashing 21 Pilot warning light monitor For Positions 7 17 the components are located in order of dominance...

Page 16: ...kle is found to be inoperable replace immediately If there are any defects in the webbing i e torn or frayed the seat belt must be replaced immediately to ensure passenger safety Hand wash webbing wit...

Page 17: ...clamps do not rotate Seat Cushion Removal And Installation dot Seat Belt Seats Removal 1 Loosen the two front swivel type clamps at the front underside of the cushion with a Phillips head screwdriver...

Page 18: ...nt system is a permanent part of the vehicle An add on child restraint system is a portable one that must be installed For years add on child restraints have used the adult belt system in the vehicle...

Page 19: ...ng the anchorage points Securing A Universal Child Restraint 1 Find the anchors A for the seating position you wish to use where the bot tom of the seatback meets the back of the seat cushion See Univ...

Page 20: ...2 1 38 Tail Lamp 2 1 18 Ignition 1 2 50 Instrument Panel 1 00 Headlamps 2 8 40 Dual Low Beam Parking Lamps 2 1 18 90 FC MB Heater 1 27 00 90 Conv Heater 1 31 50 Intermittent Load Item Number Current a...

Page 21: ...ions include lights and standard thermal flasher Constant Load Item Feature No Current amps Auxiliary Fan 3026 01 3 00 0531 6 00 0532 0546 3 00 Heater 1145 31 5 1154 9 00 1230 2 50 1325 1330 4 50 1336...

Page 22: ...3 2016 2017 12 50 Solenoid Switch 2130 2131 0 75 Buzzer Emergency Door 3000 0 50 Dot Buzzer 3002 01 1 00 3002 02 1 50 3002 03 2 00 Buzzer Emerg Door 3005 0 50 Emergncy Door 3020 0 94 Pilot Light Buzze...

Page 23: ...tor 2007367 53 Exterior Lights Directional KD 772 9105 1156 Weldon 1010 Series Red Amber Plain w Arrow 1156 Signal Stat 1604 1156 Warning Light Weldon 1020 Series Red Amber 4636 Cluster Marker Weldon...

Page 24: ...MICROBIRD 22 Visibility Equipment Required by Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards FMVSS...

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Page 26: ...ed holes Adjust the mirror to give the operator a clear view of the bus interior and the roadway to the rear WARNING Many school bus passengers are energetic children who are small and playful and do...

Page 27: ...e convex mirror overlaps the view provided by the right side flat driving mir ror and so that the right side of the bus body is visible in the inside edge of the right side convex mirror 4 Adjust the...

Page 28: ...or Maintenance All mirrors should be cleaned once a week or more if needed preferably with an ammonia solution Keep the mounting fasteners tight so that mirrors will not vibrate Check weekly and retig...

Page 29: ...the header cover over the opening The manual control is an over center locking type with a built in SafLatch The door s ease of operation allows use of a short handle arm Maintenance Requirements 1 K...

Page 30: ...th water Do not use solvent type cleaners Mop and rinse with a damp mop only not with a water hose Excess water may cause the covering to separate from the plywood sub floor If separation does occur a...

Page 31: ...itch located in the driver s area that must be activated You must first set the park brake before enabling the master switch After closing the enable switch for the lift the operator must access the l...

Page 32: ...g released Stop Arms Stop arms are required on Blue Bird school buses by Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 131 Stop arm assemblies are purchased as a kit many different kits are available with bla...

Page 33: ...es an electrically operated stop sign or crossing arm is located in the base of the device If one of these devices fails to operate as planned 1 Determine if the sign is wired correctly matches config...

Page 34: ...minum signs are more expensive than steel signs Emergency Equipment Each state or province has its own set of laws regarding emergency equipment Your unit may have some or all of the items listed belo...

Page 35: ...tallation mounting fasteners to make sure they are tight Check the fire axe and or crowbar monthly to see that they are easily accessible and unobstructed Flare Kit If your bus is equipped with a flar...

Page 36: ...sure the engine radiator is full and all coolant flow valves are open For your own safety do not leave the engine running while opening or closing valves Warm up the engine to operating temperature w...

Page 37: ...ure content To reduce fogging lower the driver s window slightly to let the moist air escape and run all defroster blowers at high speed If the bus is equipped with adjustable static air vents in the...

Page 38: ...lve located in heater hose return line in engine compartment Bleed air and coolant through bleeder valve until air is eliminated from heater system Stop bleeding when continuous stream of coolant come...

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Page 40: ...lacement parts tools and personal protective equipment such as gloves and safety eyeglasses Split Sash 1 Remove four screws securing window frame to bow Figure 1 2 Pull window to inside of body and re...

Page 41: ...us body to ensure glass is seated properly Pull cord slowly and work glazing rubber onto the window flange 7 Using filler strip tool insert filler strip into channel on glazing rubber Figure 8 Filler...

Page 42: ...open If a buzzer sounds when turning the ignition switch on check emergency exits to see that they are completely closed All emergency exits meet Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 217 Bus Window R...

Page 43: ...its that etch the outline of a drop of water into your vehicle s paint Read the manufacturer s directions on all products used prior to use Wash In order to preserve your vehicle s finish Blue Bird re...

Page 44: ...r with a nonabrasive wax This is required to remove accumulated residue and eliminate any weathered appearance It is essential that units are not waxed in direct sunlight Products labeled cleaner wax...

Page 45: ...armful UV rays and other damaging environmental conditions For sufficient protection see product instructions for the proper application requirement Owners should refer to the limited warranty stateme...

Page 46: ...ents any estimated interval would result in overser vicing in some locales and underservicing in others Such intervals are left to the judgement of the local technican and the service interval indicat...

Page 47: ...rates correctly Emergency Exits Inspect All Emergency Exits Test all emergency exits for proper operation including warning buzzer Warning Devices Signs Test Stop Arms Crossing Arms Windows Inspect Al...

Page 48: ...ts including spare Transmission Inspect Transmission Fluid Level Check production order for proper type of fluid to be added Every Week Seats Inspect Tighten Passenger Seats Cusion Screws Inspect for...

Page 49: ...latch mechanism Floor Inspect Floor Drains Check drawin hole in each body section under window for debris obstruction Seats Lubricate Driver s Seat Lubricate per manufactuers recommendation Inspect T...

Page 50: ...rs Inspect Battery Ground Strap Check for solid connection tight fasteners and absense of corrosion Fuel System Inspect Fuel Lines Inspect for leaks or signs of abrasion Inspect Fuel Tank Vent Inspect...

Page 51: ...ch heaters in place in unit For details on fasteners check installation prints Clean Front Heater FIlter Core Clean dust from cores Replace filter elements First 1000 Miles Then Every 12 Months or 12...

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