DANA SPICER TM4 SUMO HP HV Powertrain, Troubleshooting Manual

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General Information
Disclaimer
Dana TM4 is not responsible for prolonged use of
product with one or more defective sensors as this
could cause permanent damage to the product and
injury to the user. As soon as any of the system’s
sensors fails, the vehicle must be returned to the
garage for inspection and repair.
Safety Instructions
This product must be installed and manipulated by
qualified personnel who are fully aware of the types of
hazards involved in working with electrical circuitry
and are familiar with standard practices for preventing
accidents. The vehicle integrator is responsible for
ensuring that proper training is given to all those who
use this system in order to avoid physical, electrical
and operational hazards.
Safety warning related to operating the system
Mishandling of this product may damage the product
and/or cause injury or death.
•
Do not attempt to open or repair this product.
In case of damaged casing or suspected
product malfunction, contact Dana TM4.
•
Use only recommended points to lift and
secure the system.
When manipulating and/or installing this product, you
must NOT:
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Modify any part of the MCU.
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Apply any external load to the casing of the
MCU.
Applying excessive torque or speed when the motor
is cold may negatively impact the durability of the
system.
When the motor is used in an environment with an
ambient temperature of below 0°C, it is recommended
that you avoid using excessive speed or torque and
follow a normal driving cycle for the first few minutes
until the motor vehicle mechanical equipment has had
a chance to warm up.
Note : This is a best practice commonly applicable to
any mechanical equipment. The Dana TM4 motor
does not limit performance; full speed and torque are
available, but not recommended, after a cold start.