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7. Installation Review and Startup

WARNING

 Accidental starting of the APU can

cause severe personal injury or death. Until the

APU is ready for startup, ensure that the APU’s

remote control connector is disconnected, the

circuit breaker is OFF and that both negative (

)

and positive (+) battery cables are disconnected

at the batteries.

First

Review the following items that can be checked be-

fore the APU is started up. Make necessary repairs

and reconnections.

Second

Read the Operator’s Manual and perform the main-

tenance and pre-start checks instructed. If the APU

shares the cooling system with the main vehicle en-

gine fill and bleed the system in accordance with the

Operator’s Manual. The APU is shipped from the

factory with the proper level of engine oil.

WARNING

 EXHAUST GAS IS DEADLY! Do not

operate the APU when the vehicle is indoors un-

less there is ample fresh air ventilation.

Third

Connect the battery cables to the batteries, positive

(

+

) cable first, and start the APU. It may take several

tries until the fuel line is primed.

Forth

Connect the APU’s remote control connector and

push the circuit breaker ON. Continue testing the

system with power available from the APU.

Do not place the APU in service until all installation

review items have been checked off.

Check List

[   ] The APU is securely bolted to the left or right

vehicle frame rail ahead of the rear wheels.

[   ] There is clearance to connect and disconnect

coolant lines, fuel lines, AC wiring, remote con-

trol wiring and battery cables.

[   ] The control panel on the APU is accessible for

starting and stopping the APU and resetting the

circuit breaker.

[   ] There is access for checking, adding and drain-

ing engine oil and coolant.

[   ] There is access for replacing the oil, fuel and air

filters.

[   ] The air inlet and outlet openings are free of ob-

structions.

[   ] The exhaust tailpipe is connected and secure.
[   ] The fuel dip tubes in the main fuel tank have

been properly installed and the fuel lines have

been secured at sufficient intervals to prevent

chaffing and contact with sharp edges, electri-

cal wiring and hot exhaust parts.

[   ] AC wiring, remote control wiring and battery

cables have been routed and secured at suffi-

cient intervals to prevent chaffing and contact

with sharp edges and hot exhaust parts.

[   ] The Operator Panel is properly mounted and

communicates with the APU.

[   ] (Optional) The ignition key is connected to the

APU’s remote control circuit to cause the APU

to shut down when the main vehicle engine is

started.

[   ] If provision has been made to connect shore

power, the transfer switch is connected to the

APU’s remote control circuit to cause the APU

to shut down when shore power is connected.

[   ] The HVAC unit is connected to the APU’s re-

mote control circuit to cause the APU to start

when the cab thermostat calls for heating or

cooling (AUTO enabled).

[   ] AC power is available to the HVAC unit when

the APU is running.

[   ] AC power is available to all power outlets in the

cab when the APU is running.

[   ] If the main engine is so equipped, AC power is

available to the block heater when the APU is

running.

[   ] All fuel, coolant, oil and exhaust leaks have

been repaired and there are no unusual noises.

Summary of Contents for DKHA Series

Page 1: ...Caution This document contains mixed page sizes 8 5 x 11 or 11 x 17 which may affect printing Please adjust your printer settings according to the size of each page you wish to print ...

Page 2: ... Installation Manual 01 07 981 0644 Model DKHA ...

Page 3: ...California Proposition 65 Warning Diesel engine exhaust and some of its constituents are known to the State of California to cause cancer birth defects and other reproductive harm diesel warnings ...

Page 4: ...ONS 3 1 General 3 1 Standard Tailpipe 3 1 Customer Fabricated Tailpipe 3 2 4 COOLANT CONNECTIONS 4 1 5 FUEL CONNECTIONS 5 1 6 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 6 1 AC Power Output 6 1 Remote Control 6 3 Battery Connections 6 5 7 INSTALLATION REVIEW AND STARTUP 7 1 8 SPECIFICATIONS 8 1 CONTROL SCHEMATIC SHEET 1 A 1 CONTROL SCHEMATIC SHEET 2 A 2 OUTLINE DRAWING SHEET 1 A 3 OUTLINE DRAWING SHEET 2 A 4 OUTLINE D...

Page 5: ... 911 Do not operate the APU again until it has been repaired and inspected To reduce the risk of CO poisoning Inspect for exhaust leaks at every startup and after every eight hours of running Never sleep in the vehicle while the APU is running unless the vehicle is equipped with a working carbon monoxide detector Do not operate the APU when the vehicle is parked in a confined space such as a ga ra...

Page 6: ...em can cause the engine to over speed which can result in fire explosion and equipment damage The owners and opera tors of the APU are solely responsible for safe operation GENERAL PRECAUTIONS Keep children away from the APU Do not use evaporative starting fluids They are highly explosive Let the engine cool down before removing the coolant pressure cap or opening the cool ant drain Hot coolant un...

Page 7: ...s if any having jurisdiction over the installation WARNING This genset is not a life support sys tem It can stop without warning Children per sons with physical or mental limitations and pets could suffer personal injury or death A per sonal attendant redundant power or an alarm system must be used if genset operation is criti cal OUTLINE DRAWINGS See the Outline Drawings beginning on Page A 3 for...

Page 8: ...TING Use both lifting eyes on the engine head or a forklift under the shipping pallet to raise the APU to its mounting position Raise the elevation of the APU so that the mounting bolts pull straight across the top and bottom of the frame rail flanges Figure 2 1 After all four bolts have been snugged up even and straight torque the nuts to 260 ft lb 352 N m Offset spacers two with hardware are ava...

Page 9: ...te of California The APU must be installed with the standard tailpipe or with a customer fabricated tailpipe using tailpipe adapter PN 155 2610 Figure 3 1 STANDARD TAILPIPE The standard tailpipe can be installed on the muffler outlet flange after mounting the APU and removing the shipping pallet The flange gasket and screws are packaged with the tailpipe Torque the flange and bracket screws to 19 ...

Page 10: ...Figure 3 2 3 Support the tailpipe every 2 to 3 feet 60 to 90 cm 4 Do not terminate the tailpipe underneath the vehicle cab or living space 5 Do not route the tail pipe near fuel lines or fuel tanks or terminate it below or near a fuel fill opening 6 Route the tailpipe such that it is visible along its entire length and accessible for replacement 7 Route the tailpipe such that it will not likely be...

Page 11: ...lass D2 coolant hose Route and secure the hoses to keep them away from hot engine exhaust components They should be accessible for inspection and replacement pro tected from damage and secured to prevent kinking contact with sharp edges and chafing due to vibra tion There must be enough slack in the hoses at the ve hicle engine to take up engine movement without stretching or compressing the hoses...

Page 12: ...ate 541 1425 for mounting the pickup tube as sembly In a 24 inch diameter fuel tank the pickup tube ex tends down to approximately 3 inches from the bot tom To prevent the APU from running the vehicle out of fuel it is recommended that the pickup tube be cut if necessary so that it is shorter than the ve hicle engine pickup tube If it is necessary to extend the fuel pickup tube use 5 16 inch SAE J...

Page 13: ...tlet boxes and wiring har nesses are available for connection to the load cen ter breaker box Seal all wiring openings into the vehicle interior to keep out exhaust gas Apply silicone rubber or equivalent sealant WARNING EXHAUST GAS IS DEADLY Seal all wiring openings into the vehicle interior to keep out exhaust gas Route or protect AC wiring so that it will not be cut or abraded exposed to hot su...

Page 14: ...6 2 30 AMP LOAD CENTER BREAKER BOX 319 6604 HVAC UNIT APU AC HARNESS 335 0257 OUTLET BOX 323 2458 FIGURE 6 1 AC CONNECTIONS ...

Page 15: ...2 for details WARNING Interconnecting the APU and shore power can lead to electrocution of utility line workers equipment damage and fire Use an ap proved switching device to prevent intercon nections Ignition Interlock If it is desired to always shut down the APU when the vehicle engine is started connect a normally open ignition relay or switch to the blue leads in the APU remote harness See Pag...

Page 16: ...4874 OPERATOR PANEL 300 6249 APU HVAC UNIT P2 P6 P3 P7 J3 J2 HVAC CONNECTOR LEADS WITH INSULATED COLOR CODED BUTT SPLICE CONNECTORS FOR CONNECTING IGNITION SHORE POWER INTERLOCKS STOW INSIDE JUNCTION BOX ALONG WITH P3 J3 AND P7 FIGURE 6 2 REMOTE CONTROL CONNECTIONS ...

Page 17: ... be cut to proper length Use a proper crimping tool to crimp on the extra terminals Insulate the terminal shanks with heat shrink insulating tubing so that loose cable strands will not contact other terminals Mark cable polarity positive or negative Note Connect the APU cables at the same terminals as the main engine cables so that all batteries are re charged uniformly when the APU is running Con...

Page 18: ...rol wiring and battery cables The control panel on the APU is accessible for starting and stopping the APU and resetting the circuit breaker There is access for checking adding and drain ing engine oil and coolant There is access for replacing the oil fuel and air filters The air inlet and outlet openings are free of ob structions The exhaust tailpipe is connected and secure The fuel dip tubes in ...

Page 19: ...el Injection Timing BTDC 18 20 Injection Order 1 2 Fuel Nozzle Injection Pressure 1991 psi 13 73 mPa Valve Lash Intake Exhaust cold 0 0059 0 0073 inch 0 145 0 185 mm Oil Capacity with filter 3 2 quart 3 0 liter Cooling System Capacity 2 5 quart 2 4 liter Lubricating Oil Pressure 14 to 64 psi over speed range Cylinder Compression Pressure 414 to 469 psi 327 psi minimum DC SYSTEM Nominal Battery Vol...

Page 20: ...A 1 630 3368 CONTROL SCHEMATIC SHEET 1 ...

Page 21: ...A 2 630 3368 CONTROL SCHEMATIC SHEET 2 ...

Page 22: ...A 3 500 4572 OUTLINE DRAWING SHEET 1 ...

Page 23: ...A 4 500 4572 OUTLINE DRAWING SHEET 2 ...

Page 24: ...A 5 500 4572 NOT TO SCALE SEE FUEL KIT INSTRUCTION SHEET OUTLINE DRAWING SHEET 3 ...

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