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C1453
01000.
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English
Information about failures
GB
D700/750 E2-E3
The information below are provided to facil-
itate the identification and solution of possi-
ble anomalies and failures which may occur
during operation. Some of these problems
can be solved by the user, while others re-
quire specific technical skills or abilities,
therefore they should be exclusively dealt
with by qualified technicians with extensive
experience in the specific sector of interven-
tion.
Warning - Caution
Activation of a visual and/or acoustic
signal indicates some form of malfunc-
tion. In this case, turn the engine off im-
mediately and consult the
documentation supplied by the manufac-
turer of the vehicle/device in which the
engine is installed.
INFORMATION ABOUT FAILURES
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Cause
Remedy
During the ignition pha-
se the control board and
the engine do not start.
Flat battery
Recharge or replace battery
Blown fuse
Replace fuse
The electric cables are disconnected or
they do not guarantee continuity
Check the electric connections
Failure of engine revolution sensor
Replace the sensor
Apply to an authorised workshop
The engine does not
start
Presence of air in the fuel supply circuit
Carry out bleeding (See “Fuel supply circuit
bleeding”).
Dirty or faulty injectors
Replace the injectors.
Apply to an authorised workshop
Faulty fuel pressure regulation valve
Replace the valve.
Apply to an authorised workshop.
Failure of the start control
Replace the start control.
Apply to an authorised workshop
Water and/or impurities in the fuel
Apply to an authorised workshop
Clogged fuel filter
Replace filter (See “Fuel filter replacement”)
The starter motor runs
idle
Electromagnet failure
Check the starter motor.
Apply to an authorised workshop
The starter motor is not
running
Flat battery
Recharge or replace battery
Interrupted electric connection
Check the electric connections
Worn brushes
Replace the worn brushes.
Apply to an authorised workshop
The engine stops after
ignition
Presence of air in the fuel supply circuit
Carry out bleeding (See “Fuel supply circuit
bleeding”)
Clogged fuel filter
Replace filter (See “Fuel filter replacement”)
Injection pump malfunction
Apply to an authorised workshop
Faulty fuel pressure regulation valve
Replace the valve.
Apply to an authorised workshop
Presence of air in the fuel supply circuit
Carry out bleeding (See “Fuel supply circuit
bleeding”).
Water and/or impurities in the fuel
Apply to an authorised workshop
The electric cables are disconnected or
they do not guarantee continuity
Check the electric connections