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26 

 

 USE OF OPERATION PANEL

 

Alert action check 

When  the  warning  lamps  are  off,    there  is  no  trouble  on  each  function. 

When  the  warning  lamp(s)  is  on  or  blinking,  the  pump  does  not  work 

properly. 

 

When  the  power  is  turned  on,  the  warning  lamps  and 

buzzer will be activated for approximately one second, and 

the alert action check is automatically performed. After that, 

the installed computer starts monitoring. 

Warning system

 

Alert

 

Warning indicator 

Description 
of faults or 
notice

 

R

em

ed

y

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

  

High   

speed   

ESG 

/

 

Low 

speed 

ESG

 

Warning 

sound

 

Engine 

opera-

tion

 

Oil 

warning 

lamp

 

Overheat 

warning 

lamp

 

Battery 

charge 

warning 

lamp

 

Suction 

failure 

warning 

lamp

 

Throttle 

limit lamp

 

Alert 

check

 

One 

time 

flash

 

One 

time 

flash

 

One 

time 

flash

 

One 

time 

flash

 

One 
time 
flash

 

 

One 

time 

alarm

 

 

Normal system test 

when main switch 

ON. (*2)

 

 

W

ar

n

in

g

 

Oil level 

ON

 

 

 

 

 

 

ON

   

Oil level is below 
approx. 1/3

 

Overheat 

 

ON

 

 

 

 

 

ON

 

Stop 

Engine has 

stopped due to 

insufficient cooling 

water, etc.

 

Prior 

warning 

overheat 

 

ON

 

 

 

 

 

ON 

Intermittent 

sound 

 

Warning of engine 
stoppage due to 
insufficient coolant, 
etc. is sent in 
advance.

 

Battery 

voltage

 

 

 

ON(*6)

   

 

 

 

 

Insufficient battery 
charge

 

Suction 

failure

 

 

 

 

ON

 

 

 

ON

 

Stop

 

Unable suction 
water complete 
within 30 sec. 

Throttle 

control 

abnorm-

ality 

 

 

 

 

ON

 

 

 

 

Failure of sensor of 
limit switch. Setting 
failure. (*3) 

Engine 

over speed

 

 

 

 

 

 

ON

 /

 

---

 

 

 

Engine speed 
exceeds maximum- 
allowable RPM(*4)

 

MAT / 

MAP

 

Alert (*1)

 

blinking

 

 

 

 

 

--- /

 ON 

ON 

Intermittent 

sound

 

 

MAT or MAP(*5) 
failure  or open 
circuit

 

TPS /  

WTS

 

Alert (*1)

 

 

blinking

   

 

 

--- /

 ON 

ON 

Intermittent 

sound

 

 

TPS or WTS(*5) 
failure or open 
circuit

 

*1.  Manifold  Air  Temperature  sensor  (MAT),  Manifold  Absolute  Pressure  sensor  (MAP), 

Throttle Position Sensor (TPS), and Water Temperature Sensor (WTS).

 

*2.  Pressing the main switch one time. 

*3.  Throttle turns to low pressure position and not to be controlled. 

*4,5.  Engine speed is controlled not to exceed 

6100(*4), 2800(*5:MAP,WTS) rpm.

 

*6.  If the battery voltage is about 7V or less, the alarm does not work.

 

NOTE

 

Summary of Contents for VE1500A- Ti

Page 1: ...VE1500A Ti 003 12082 0AH0 ...

Page 2: ...Copyright 2018 Tohatsu Corporation All rights reserved No part of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any from or by any means without the express written permission of Tohatsu Corporation ...

Page 3: ...e pump bears no responsibility for any damages that may result from modification of the fire pump without prior permission from the manufacture improper use of the fire pump or use of the fire pump for applications other than those stated above Note that use the fire pumps for applications other than those stated above can result in personal injury or damage to the equipment Using the fire pump wi...

Page 4: ...essional knowledge which is required for his her assignment he she must undergo relevant training or receive appropriate instructions from an individual who is actually knowledgeable in operation of this fire pump A person who does not have enough knowledge is not permitted to operate the fire pump When using the fire pump conditions under which an explosion may occur are not considered Keep the m...

Page 5: ...d regulations The manual includes a description for operation and maintenance Before using the fire pump be sure to read and understand the manual thoroughly Engine operation This manual also includes a description for operation and maintenance of the engine The manual is an important item that goes with your portable fire pump The manual should accompany the fire pump if sold to the other person ...

Page 6: ... number in the following boxes It will be useful in the case of inquiring about servicing repairs and genuine parts TOHATSU CORPORATION Address 3 5 4 Azusawa Itabashi ku Tokyo JAPAN FAX 81 3 3966 2951 Phone 81 3 3966 3137 Serial Number The pump identification number is marked on the pump casing ...

Page 7: ...to observe could result in severe personal injury or death Failure to observe could result in personal injury or property damage The instruction provides special information to facilitate the use or maintenance of the pump or to clarify important points For attaching position of the warning label refer to the contents 3LABELS Warning labels should be read clearly at any time If the display of the ...

Page 8: ...aced in packing box and protected Storage of pump after transportation Keep the pump away from high humidity and place it on level ground Disposal of packing box Dispose the packing box by following the environmental laws Emissions Noise emission values For noise emission values refer to CONTENT 17 APPENDIX Wear proper hearing protection during operation Exhaust gas Exhaust gas emitted from the en...

Page 9: ... are in safe and secure condition Check the portable fire pump visually and functionally on a regular basis If a failed device or equipment is found remove it immediately and repair or replace it if necessary Failure to do so may cause an accident After it has been repaired or replaced make sure that it functions correctly Protective clothing and Protective equipment During fire extinguishing trai...

Page 10: ... the other engine parts until these parts will be cold enough These parts could be very hot and will cause severe burns Electrical equipment Only expert electricians or trained staff members should handle electrical equipment When removing the battery cable always disconnect the negative cable first from the battery When installing the battery cable be sure to connect the positive cable first befo...

Page 11: ...lasses Do not tilt the battery Doing so may cause the battery electrolyte to leak out from the vent hole Handling of fuel Exercise care when handling fuel Failure to do so may cause fire Do not bring any flames near fuel Stop the engine before refueling Do not smoke while refueling fuel Do not refill fuel in an enclosed room Doing so may cause an explosion caused by fuel fumes If fuel spills wipe ...

Page 12: ...njuries or equipment damage that may result from use of parts or accessories obtained from outside sources Environmental protection measures Dispose of oil fuel batteries etc according to relevant environmental laws Do not dump waste into the ground water or sewerage Store fuel only in the specified container When disposing of parts follow the correct disposal procedure Water prohibiting substance...

Page 13: ...rvice Overseas section fire protection sales department Address 3 5 4 Azusawa Itabashi ku Tokyo JAPAN FAX 81 3 3966 2951 Phone 81 3 3966 3137 Email bousaiex tohatsu co jp Service Parts Department Address 11 8 Ryoke 5 chome Kawaguchi shi Saitama Japan FAX 81 48 228 3374 Phone 81 48 228 3373 Email tohatsu pservice tohatsu co jp ...

Page 14: ...TION PANEL 25 8 STARTING THE ENGINE 29 9 PRIME AND DISCHARGE 33 10 STOPPING THE ENGINE 39 11 MAINTENANCE AFTER OPERATION 40 12 MAINTENANCE IN COLD CONDITION 45 13 USE OF ACCESSORY 48 14 PERIODICAL INSPECTION 51 15 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 53 16 TROUBLESHOOTING 61 17 APPENDIX 68 18 TOOLS AND STANDARD ACCESSORIES 69 19 WIRING DIAGRAM 70 20 TRANSPORTING DEVICE 71 ...

Page 15: ... Manufacturer TOHATSU CORPORATION Model 2WT81A Type 2 stroke 2 cylinder water cooled gasoline engine Bore Stroke 81 mm 78 mm 3 19 in 3 07 in Number of Cylinder 2 Piston displacement 804 cm 3 Authorized output 60 PS 44 2 kW Fuel type Unleaded petrol RON91 Fuel tank capacity 24 L Fuel consumption 22 L h Ignition Flywheel magneto DIGITAL C D I system Spark plug NGK BPR7HS 10 Starting system Electric ...

Page 16: ... 6 in Mass 110 kg 242 5 lbs Dry 130 kg 286 6 lbs Ready for operation Center of gravity 387 mm 15 2 in Remote operation Remote start stop Push button switch High sensitivity switch Monitor lamp Switch light Operation Discharge Throttle position 9 levels indication Warning Battery charge Floodlight Battery charging socket Floodlight socket Simultaneous unavailable Materials Engine Crankcase Cylinder...

Page 17: ...3 Performance Curve VE1500A Ti SPECIFICATIONS 1 ...

Page 18: ...4 OPERATING DEVICES 8 Suction port Inducer Impeller Starter motor Crankshaft Piston Spark plug Cylinder drain valve Pump drain valve Muffler drain valve 2 ...

Page 19: ...5 OPERATING DEVICES 2 Air silencer Fuel tank Muffler ECU Oil tank Discharge valve Fuel feed pump Injector 2 ...

Page 20: ...VICES Cylinder drain valve Pump drain valve Muffler drain valve 2 Discharge valve handle Oil tank cap Floodlight Searchlight Cowl Fuel tank cap Fuel level gauge Priming knob Discharge port Suction port Muffler guard ...

Page 21: ...lure lamp Engine oil level warning lamp Battery charge shortage warning Overheat warning lamp Hour meter Throttle dial Pressure gauge for suction Pressure gauge for discharge Floodlight connector Fuse Exhaust pipe Priming strainer Manual starter handle Battery charger socket Thermo valve outlet Priming outlet Muffler Carrying handle In the case of loading the pump on a truck connected to remote pa...

Page 22: ...8 LABELS 3 Operating Instruction Warning Caution Warning Warning Warning CE label ...

Page 23: ...uction port of the pump In case of the suction hose is put undulated air can be left easily in the hose and possibly causes suction inability when the water discharge valve is opened In this case set the water discharge valve half opened and operate vacuum pump until water is discharged continuously for 3 to 5 seconds from beginning of water discharge Be sure to install strainer and basket on the ...

Page 24: ... accident may occur if the vehicle moves Carrying handle is folding type Do not put your hands or fingers into the retractable part when operating the handle When transporting the portable fire pump assign one person per handle Also when you transport the portable fire pump it should be transported holding the handle firmly There is a risk of injury to the leg by fall When lowering the portable fi...

Page 25: ...nd the drainage capacity may be decreased considerably Priming knob Used for suctioning water After starting the engine pull the priming knob to suction water After priming has been completed return the priming lever to its original position Floodlight Searchlight Use the floodlight projector to light up the location where the fire pump operates Connect the floodlight plug to floodlight connector ...

Page 26: ... into the retractable part when operating the handle Removing cowl 1 Remove the fixing screw at the front side of the cowl 2 Cowl can be removed by releasing 4 hooks up When removing the cowl do not use excessive force because the hook may be damaged Discharge port The diameter of the thread for the fire pump is BSP thread 2 1 2 65mm Discharge valve Use discharge valve handle to open and close the...

Page 27: ...u m p operation be sure to remove the battery charger before turning the main switch ON Battery charger socket isonlyforbattery charging Do not use thesocket for theothers Do not connect a cigarette lighter to the socket because it is not a heat resistant object Fuel tank The air vent of fuel tank should always be closed When cleaning the fuel tank use detergent not containing surfactant If surfac...

Page 28: ...es the actual operating pressure Operation panel Various switches are equipped to the operation panel Main power supply starting low speed water priming mode switching throttle priming water position throttle Open Close and stop And also equipped warning lamps and an hour meter Warning lamp buzzer Press the main switch then the check mode starts Lamp check The warning lamps light up and the buzzer...

Page 29: ...g lamp lights and the warning buzzer sounds Low engine oil level warning If the engine oil level decreases below approximately 1 3 0 5 L of the oil tank the warning lamp lights and the warning buzzer sounds The engine does not stop even if the low engine oil level warning lamp lights up This is to give priority to the continuation of fire fighting over protection of the engine The engine remains o...

Page 30: ...witch Press the switch to start the engine Priming water mode switch Switching of water suction operating mode Auto Lamp off Manual Lamp blinks Throttle Priming position switch In the case of connecting to remote panel s set the throttle to the priming water position by pushing it The throttle dial does not activate Increasing Decreasing pressure switch In the case of connecting to remote panel s ...

Page 31: ...ou pull the dipstick when the engine is running the oil may blow out Manual starter In case of the battery is not sufficiently charged to start the engine use the manual starter to start the engine Do not pull the manual starter handle when the pump is running Otherwise the manual starter may be damaged and personal injuries may occur Using the manual starter pull the starter handle at a breath fr...

Page 32: ...temperature goes up to the setting temperature approximately90 C or higher the warning buzzer alarms and automatically stops the engine to prevent overheating Status of the lamp after the overheat prevention device is actuated If the engine is restarted while the main switch is being at operating status the alarm lamp turns on an alarm buzzer also sounds If the engine is restarted after the main s...

Page 33: ...maximum engine speed does not exceed 6000 r min Electric Safety Governor ESG Designed as a system to assist the mechanical governor the electric safety governor controls the engine speed by cutting off ignition so that the engine speed does not exceed 6100 r min Battery save control If the engine is not started within 30 minutes of power ON the power is automatically turned OFF Anti After Burn Con...

Page 34: ... light up the location where the fire pump operates Connect the floodlight plug to the floodlight connector of pump Loosen the adjust screw and pull up the floodlight projector to adjust its height After the adjustment is completed tighten the adjust screw Secure enough lighting for the location where the fire pump is operated otherwise an accident may occur 5 CAUTION Adjust screw Floodlight proje...

Page 35: ...bring any flames near fuel Stop the engine before refilling fuel Do not spill fuel Do not overfill fuel to the tank Petrol fumes are very toxic Do not breathe in petrol vapor After stopping the engine do not touch it while it is hot Refill fuel after the engine has cooled down Fuel tank cap should be always tightly closed Fuel tank cap should be removed only to fill fuel to the tank Properly clean...

Page 36: ... cap Check that the air vent of the cap is closed Do not tilt the pump with the air vent open Otherwise the fuel may leak If the fuel leaks wipe it off using a cloth or other materials The air vent is installed on the fuel tank Always close the air vent of the cap Engine oil Refill the 2 stroke engine oil to the oil tank If the engine oil is not enough filled pressing start switch ON then the warn...

Page 37: ...oil level remove the dipstick and check the oil level The oil level should be between upper and lower limit line on the dipstick Add 2 stroke engine oil through the governor oil filler port if the oil level is lower than the lower limit line Drain valve Make sure all the drain valves are closed Discharge valve Make sure the discharge valves are closed Overheat protection sensor This device shuts d...

Page 38: ...ment After the engine has stopped due to overheating restarting the engine immediately may cause damage Before restarting the engine eliminate the cause Refer to Chapter 16 TROUBLESHOOTING Also check that the warning lamps are all turned off Closed Circulating Water Cooling System In this system cooling water is taken from the suction water and pressurized by the pump and passing through while coo...

Page 39: ...et the throttle to suck up water position 3 Turning the throttle to increase the pressure 4 Turning the throttle to decrease the pressure 7 Main switch Start switch Low pressure switch 1 Stop switch Priming operation mode switch Throttle priming water position switch 2 Increase pressure switch 3 Decrease pressure switch 4 Priming failure lamp Engine oil level warning lamp Battery voltage low warni...

Page 40: ... Overheat ON ON Stop Engine has stopped due to insufficient cooling water etc B Prior warning overheat ON ON Intermittent sound Warning of engine stoppage due to insufficient coolant etc is sent in advance C Battery voltage ON 6 Insufficient battery charge D Suction failure ON ON Stop Unable suction water complete within 30 sec E Throttle control abnorm ality ON Failure of sensor of limit switch S...

Page 41: ... and restart the engine C Remove the cause of insufficient cooling water D Charge the battery E Remove the cause of unable suction water F Turn the throttle to low speed position Throttle dial mark G Stop the engine and contact our customer service Even if the engine oil warning buzzer sounds the engine will not stop running to discharge water The system is designed to make life saving the top pri...

Page 42: ...he hour meter only works during the main switch is on 3 There is no reset capability 4 The hour meter keeps counting for approximately 30 minutes even if the engine has stopped while the engine power is on 5 When the engine stops due to overheating or other reasons still the hour meter counts while the main switch is turned on 7 Hour meter ...

Page 43: ...ly designed to pump up water Do not discharge water to water prohibiting substance Do not run the pump without suction port strainer Inserting your hand into the suction port you may be seriously injured by the rotating inducer Do not run the pump without suction port strainer If gravel enter the pump then the pump could be damaged and the performance would be significantly reduced 1 Place the pum...

Page 44: ...ctric fuel pump works and remove air from the fuel line 2 Repeat this operation 2 3 times and then start the engine Wear proper hearing protection during the operation While engine is running never touch the high voltage ignition wire attached to spark plug The wire carries very high voltage which will cause injury and bodily harm Do not operate the pump on dry grass The exhaust system gets very h...

Page 45: ...time If the engine does not start up wait for 5 seconds before operating the starter motor again Do not operate the starter motor after engine started If the starter motor does not work check that the battery terminals are tightly connected and the battery is fully charged Starting engine using a manual starter If the electric starter does not work use a manual starter as shown in the picture 1 Pr...

Page 46: ...n the cooling water temperature reaches 50 C or more the thermostat opens and allows the high temperature cooling water to be released outside through the pipe connected to the thermostat and simultaneously cooling water comes in from the water pump so that the cooling water temperature can be controlled When the cooling water temperature goes down below 50 C the thermostat closes to stop cooling ...

Page 47: ...ficantly Does the pump case keep vacuum No air leak from the pump case Does vacuum leak occur when the pump is connected to a suction hose of which the opening is capped Refer to Chapter 16 TROUBLESHOOTING Manual 1 After starting the engine pull the priming knob 2 Confirm that the pumped water is discharged from the priming outlet of the vacuum pump and check the pressure gauge shows positive side...

Page 48: ... to avoid the occurrence of air pockets in the water line place the pump upward location of the suction hose If there is unevenness on the suction hose connected to the pump air will remain in the hose and the pump may not be able to discharge the water even if opening the discharge valve by the air in the hose In this case open the discharge valve and operate the vacuum pump for more 3 to 5 secon...

Page 49: ...essure from fire hydrant is higher than 6 bar do not continue to open the fire hydrant on off valve In the case of water pressure from a fire hydrant is higher than the required discharge pressure it is not necessary to start the pump If the water pressure from the fire hydrant has not reached the required pump pressure start the engine 6 If the water pressure from a fire hydrant is insufficient s...

Page 50: ...pumping operation training in a flat place if the number of extending hose is less than ten use the safety nozzle pumping plate attached Description of relay pumping operations 9 Discharge port adaptor Packing Pumping plate Standard accessory Part No 151 39045 1 CAUTION ...

Page 51: ...rce pump according to Chapter 8 STARTING THE ENGINE 2 Start supplying water according to Chapter 9 PRIME AND DISCHARGE Starting of Relay Pump 1 Make sure that the discharge valve is opened and wait for the water supplied 2 Check that the water was supplied from the source pump At first the hose swells due to air pressure Step on a hose to judge whether the swelling of the hose is due to water or a...

Page 52: ... as the relay pump operations Finishing of Relay Pumping Operations Stop the attack pump running first Stop the relay pump running from the pump closest to the nozzle in order Finally stop the source pump Do not close the fire nozzle until all the pumps stopped 9 ...

Page 53: ...ngine has been stopped These parts are very hot and will cause severe burns 1 Return the throttle dial to position 2 Close the discharge valves 3 Press the stop switch It takes 1 3 seconds until the engine stops owing to the after burn control This is a shut off behavior by an anti after burn control not a failure 10 CAUTION Close NOTE Stop switch ...

Page 54: ...d position in order to clean the inside of the vacuum pump Drain water 1 Open the drain valves and check the water in the pump has been completely drained 2 Close all the drain valves for next operation Checking Suction Performance 1 Open the drain valves and check the water in the pump has been completely drained 2 Close all the drain valves and install the suction port cap Prepare a suction cap ...

Page 55: ... the engine 5 Check that the vacuum pressure of the pressure gauge for suction shows below 0 8 bar 6 In order to check that there is no vacuum leak leave it for 30 seconds and confirm that the pointer of the pressure gauge for suction keeps the same pressure indication 7 Open the drain valves to expose it to the atmosphere and check that the pointer of the pressure gauge for suction returns to 0 8...

Page 56: ...f using a cloth or other materials 2 Engine oil Fill the oil tank with engine oil full Engine oil tank capacity 1 6L Use 2 stroke engine oil of ISO FB grade or higher 3 Governor oil Check the oil level using the dipstick Use 2 stroke engine oil of ISO FB grade or higher The governor oil should be the same oil with the engine oil 11 CAUTION NOTE NOTE Gauge indicator Engine Oil Governor oil filler p...

Page 57: ...bling the strainer tighten the ring nut while holding and pushing slightly the strainer cup Charging battery Removed the cowl when replacing a battery Refer to Chapter 15 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 1 Be sure to charge the battery after each operation Battery charger plug socket Specifications Inner diameter ID φ21mm Voltage DC12V Max allowable current 5A 11 Ring nut Cup O ring Strainer NOTE NOTE Batt...

Page 58: ...ttery charger socket Doing so may melt or burn out the socket due to overheating If the pump power is on the battery cannot be charged because the charging circuit is turned OFF 3 When pressing the main switch check that the insufficient battery charge warning lamp goes out after alert action check If the battery is not enough charged to turn on the lamps on the control panel charge the battery fi...

Page 59: ...drain valvesⓐ ⓑ ⓒ Drain all the water from the pump 2 Close the drain valves ⓐ ⓒ and the discharge valve handles ⓓ 3 Attach the pipe Plastic vinyl tube Standard accessory to the drain valve ⓑ 4 Insert the tip of the pipe into the container filled with anti freezing fluid 180 200 mL 5 Turn the throttle dial to mark position 12 CAUTION ⓐ Cylinder drain valve ⓑ Pump drain valve ⓒ Muffler drain valve ...

Page 60: ...e infusing procedures from 1 to 6 are the same with the procedure for the automatic suction mentioned above 7 Switch the priming operation mode to Manual The lamp of the switch blinks slowly 8 Start the engine pressing the start switch Release the start switch immediately after the engine starts 9 Pull the priming knob Even if anti freezing fluid disappears continue pulling the priming knob for 30...

Page 61: ... that the O ring does not get caught in and tighten the ring nut securely If the ring nut is not tightened completely vacuum leak may occur Pay attention to the protrusion of the O ring while installing the O ring Install it correctly Otherwise a vacuum leak may occur When installing the strainer tighten the ring nut while pressing the cup with your palm Discharge valve Fill the inside of the disc...

Page 62: ...p the battery surface clean Battery life is normally 2 3 years even if a battery is used properly Replace with new battery every 2 3 years checking the deterioration of the charging performance When connecting battery cables positive side cable shall be connected first When disconnecting battery cables remove the negative side cable first Battery electrolyte is very caustic acid which will cause s...

Page 63: ...6 Remark The largest nozzle dia at 3 m of suction head When the fire pump is used for water pumping device such as pumping water out of a cellar pumping plate must be installed to avoid engine overheating caused by lack of cooling water Install the pumping plate between the discharge port adaptor and the packing as shown in the figure on the right With the pumping plate in place the pump can be us...

Page 64: ...ng operation Do not operate the pump if it has been placed on combustible materials Dried grass deadwood cloth paper etc Always wear fireproof protective gloves when handling the muffler exhaust pipe extension 1 Connect exhaust pipe extension to muffler exhaustpipe 2 Fit notch of exhaust pipe extension to boss of muffler exhaust pipe 3 Turn the handle to fix exhaust pipe extension 13 CAUTION ...

Page 65: ...le fuel tank Fuel Fuel level Refuel Preservation period 6 month or more Replace 1 Degradation ie Stink or color Replace 1 Impurities ie Water and or water Replace 1 Fuel hose Curling crack leakage Replace 1 High pressure fuel filter Replace Replace 1 Ignition Spark plug Fouling wear gap Clean or replace Engine Cranking Is not locked Proper compression pressure Replace parts if necessary 1 Engine o...

Page 66: ...rimer Is not locked Check performance 0 8 bar Replace parts if necessary 1 Air check Check pump unit if necessary Pump unit Closed discharge valves operation after priming water Check performance 10 bar Replace parts if necessary 1 1 Ask our customer service staff to replace the parts 2 Battery that has been used for more than three years may explode if charged Finish the performance test within o...

Page 67: ...nce work and make sure that it works without problems Genuine parts When replacing parts as part of servicing and maintenance of the fire pump use only Tohatsu genuine parts If genuine Tohatsu parts and accessories are not used it may adversely affect the functioning and safety of the fire pump Therefore for safety reasons use only Tohatsu genuine parts Tohatsu bears no responsibility for any pers...

Page 68: ...es on the rear side of the pump 2 places Be careful without coming in contact with discharge valves Do not damage the cowl 2 Fit the plug hole hooks on the front side 2 places 3 Put the plugs in completely while holding the cowl top 4 Fix the cowl with a mounting screw Vacuum pump strainer Maintenance Regarding the disassemble and assemble refer to Chapter 11 MAINTENANCE AFTER OPERATION Cleaning s...

Page 69: ...oil Check the oil level every three months or every 50 hours operating time 1 Place the pump on a level ground 2 Remove the oil dipstick and wipe it with a cloth 3 Insert the oil dipstick into the governor oil filler port completely 4 Pull out the oil dipstick again and check the oil level 5 Refill the oil until the level between Upper and lower oil level limit if the oil level is not enough Vacuu...

Page 70: ... and the washer for damage 4 Measure the spark plug gap ⓐ If the gap is out of specification replace the spark plug with the specified spark plug If necessary adjust the gap to specified value Spark plug gap ⓐ 0 9 1 0 mm Usage limit 1 2 mm Spark plug NGK BPR7HS 10 5 After assembling the spark plug by hand shown as ⓑ tighten the plug using a plug wrench to the specified torque Shown as ⓒ Tightening...

Page 71: ...lothing Always wear protective gloves Always wear protective glasses Do not tip a battery acid may be discharged from air vents Disposal Disused batteries should be disposed according to local laws or regulations After each operation using a battery check the voltage Replace the battery if necessary 1 Remove the muffler guard 2 Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery cable first after that...

Page 72: ...positive terminal first and connect the negative terminal Use a fuse with the same current rating ampere as that of the installed fuse Using a fuse that has excessively high resistance may result in electrical equipment failures Fuse Security fuses are installed in electrical circuits used in electrical equipment Before replacing the fuse isolate the cause of the short circuit and take an appropri...

Page 73: ...keep it for about 30 second Check the suction pressure is kept the same pressure If the vacuum leak is found isolate the cause by referring to Chapter 16 TROUBLESHOOTING Then take appropriate measures and check the vacuum leak does not occur again 6 Open one of the drain valves slowly to expose it to the atmospheric pressure and check that the pointer of the suction pressure gauge returns to 0 7 C...

Page 74: ...face 2 Start the engine and pull the priming knob to run the vacuum pump After sucking up water close the discharge valves 3 Operate the throttle dial to raise the pump pressure almost to 10 bar and then check for water leaks from each part of the pump If the water leak is found isolate the cause by referring to Chapter 16 TROUBLESHOOTING Then take an appropriate action and check the leak again 15...

Page 75: ...oodlight Gauge lamp Hour meter Warning lamp do not work Warning lamp flashing Action Caused by suction Caused by pump unit Caused by playpipe Caused by engine unit Fuel and lubrication Fuel shortage Refuel Deterioration of fuel Replace with new fuel Fuel tank air vent clogging Clean the air vent Fuel filter clogging Clean the filter Fuel pump failure Replace Injector failure Replace Fuel pipe kink...

Page 76: ...ed by suction Caused by pump unit Caused by playpipe Caused by engine unit Electrical Spark plug cap comes off Plug in surely Use of unspecified spark plug Replace with the specified spark plug Spark plug fouling No spark or weak spark Clean or replace with the specified spark plug ECU and or Sensors failure Check the wire connection Plug in surely Replace parts if necessary Battery loose connecti...

Page 77: ...ning lamp flashing Action Caused by suction Caused by pump unit Caused by playpipe Caused by engine unit Electrical 15A fuse blown Replace with a spare fuse When the blowout of the fuse happens repeatedly check below 15A O peration panel components Gauge lamp Starter Vacuum pump solenoid 7 5A Floodlight 2A Operation panel control circuit 7 5A fuse blown 2A fuse blown Starter motor defective Check ...

Page 78: ...by pump unit Caused by playpipe Caused by engine unit Compression Piston piston ring or cylinder excessively worn Correct or replace Carbon deposition in the combustion chamber Clean out Suction Suction height too high or length too long Place the pump to nearer and or lower position Suction hose end is not in water Put the end of suction hose below 30cm of the water surface Suction hose coupling ...

Page 79: ...uge lamp Hour meter Warning lamp do not work Warning lamp flashing Action Caused by suction Caused by pump unit Caused by playpipe Caused by engine unit Primer Vacuum pipe loose or cracking Tighten securely the clump of vacuum pipe or replace Strainer cap loose or O ring failure Tighten securely or replace V belt damaged or worn Replace Vacuum pump rotor shaft seizing Repair or replace Vane Side p...

Page 80: ...work Warning lamp flashing Action Caused by suction Caused by pump unit Caused by playpipe Caused by engine unit Pump Three drain valves are not closed Close securely Suction port strainer clogged with dead leaves or waste etc Clean out Discharge valve imperfect open Open securely Gauge pipe connector loose or gasket defective Tighten securely Replace the gasket if necessary Pump cover bolts loose...

Page 81: ... Water suction failure Insufficient water discharge Floodlight Gauge lamp Hour meter Warning lamp do not work Warning lamp flashing Action Caused by suction Caused by pump unit Caused by playpipe Caused by engine unit Nozzles Discharge nozzle too large Change the nozzle for suitable size or incorporate safety nozzle Spray nozzle clogged Clean out Governor Governor adjustment out of specified range...

Page 82: ...ssion Values A weighted Emission Sound Pressure Level LpA at the operating position 97 dB A Uncertainty KpA 2 5 dB A Measured A weighted Sound Power Level LWA 115 dB A Uncertainty KWA 2 5 dB A Tightening torque specifications M3 M4 M5 M6 M8 M10 Standard Bolt N m 0 7 1 6 3 6 13 27 lb ft 0 5 1 2 2 4 9 20 kgf m 0 07 0 16 0 3 0 6 1 3 2 7 Heat Treated Bolt N m 9 24 47 lb ft 7 17 34 kgf m 0 9 2 4 4 7 17...

Page 83: ... 39045 1 1 Fuse 15A 3T5 76246 0 1 Fuse 7 5A 1K1 39058 0 1 Fuse 2A 6F5 76240 0 1 Pipe assy 1H0 31569 0 1 Search Light 4P 1H9 39020 0 1 Battery charger 1T3 39039 1 1 Spare fuses are stored in fuse boxes Special tool 18 Description Parts No Puller 126 39100 0 Puller assy Magneto 1A6 39115 0 Puller Impeller 151 39101 0 Spring pin tool A 126 39105 0 Spring pin tool B 126 39106 0 Friction measuring tool...

Page 84: ...TxD Stop signal input Water pressure switch input auxiliary A D Test mode switch input CAN communication H CAN communication L Serial communication Serial communication Start signal Remote panel power supply 12V Remote panel power supply 0V Charger Floodlight outlet 0V Charger Floodlight outlet 12V Single machine loading mode distinguish Single machine loading mode distinguish Stop Stop Switch Cha...

Page 85: ...ersons TRANSPORTING DEVICE MANUAL The TRANSPORTING DEVICE TRANSPORT FRAME KIT consists of the following parts You can reorder only the parts having part numbers Check the part numbers and order them to Tohatsu Corporation Figure number Part name Part number Quantity 1 TRANSPORTING DEVICE TRANSPORT FRAME KIT 1T3 37510 0 1 2 TRANSPORT FRAME A 2 3 TRANSPORT FRAME B 2 4 BOLT with washer 8 5 WASHER 4 6...

Page 86: ...firma directionof TRANSPORT FRAME B and the direction of the pump 3 Place the pump on the TRANSPORT FRAME and tighten the bolt with washer and nut to the specified torque 4 places To prevent injuries two or more persons should work together when carrying and placing the pump Assemble damper rubbers using the holes where the damper rubbers were originally mounted Tightening torque 11 15N m 80 109 I...

Page 87: ...OWNER S MANUAL VE1500A Ti TOHATSU CORPORATION Address 3 5 4 Azusawa Itabashi ku Tokyo JAPAN FAX 81 3 3966 2951 Phone 81 3 3966 3137 003 12082 0 AH0 ...

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