VDL Futura FHD2 E6, Руководство по ремонту

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Futura FHD2/FMD2 E6
SAFETY REGULATIONS
General information
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– Always use a tyre cage when fitting and inflating tyres.
Thoroughly clean tyres prior to balancing. Only use a bal-
ancing device which has a protective cover.
– Always use the appropriate lifting gear (gearbox jack) or
approved hoisting equipment when removing or installing
heavy components. Attach the component securely to the
lifting gear or hoisting equipment. The hoisting equipment
must be checked before use.
– If possible, soundly support components.
– Be extremely careful when working on systems which may
be pressurized, such as the fuel system, cooling system,
brake system, steering gear, etc. If possible, depressurize
the system before starting the work.
Be aware of a residual pressure and unscrew the connec-
tion a couple of turns to allow any residual pressure to
escape before removing the connection.
– Avoid inhaling dust from the clutch plate or the brake lining.
Always make sure there is good dust extraction when
working on these components.
– When using lifting columns, check whether they are suita-
ble for the vehicle’s wheel size. Refer to the manufacturer’s
instruction manual for instructions on how to use lifting col-
umns and for any safety instructions. If necessary, use
wheel adaptors to prevent damage to the wheel bolts.
– When charging the batteries, make sure there is good ven-
tilation and avoid sparks or a naked flame.
Only use a quick-charger in the event of extreme urgency.
The positive and negative cables must be disconnected
from the battery when using a quick-charger.
– Work on the air conditioning unit may only be carried out by
a company that is authorized to carry out such work.
Intake and exhaust systems
– There is a risk of being burnt, because a number of com-
ponents, such as the exhaust pipe and the catalytic con-
verter, are hot when the engine is running (or has been
running). It can take some time for the hot components to
cool down.
– A silencer with an integrated catalytic converter remains
hot for longer than a silencer without a catalytic converter.
– Dust and materials that are released from a silencer when,
for example, removing a silencer are harmful and must not
be inhaled.
– The ceramic element of a silencer with a catalytic converter
has a highly poisonous coating.
– It is not permitted to avoid using the exhaust gas after-
treatment system or to strip it of components.
It is also not permitted to use a urea solution (AdBlue) that
does not meet the required specifications or to use the
vehicle or the device without a urea solution (AdBlue).
Place the vehicle in the unconditional
kneeling position before raising the
vehicle.
This will cause the pneumatic
suspension system
to be turned off.