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Ammann ARS 110 Single Drum Roller Operating Manual 3009783 PDF
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The Operating Manual (SN 3009783) for Ammann ARS 110 Single Drum Roller, powered by Deutz TCD3.6 L4, complies with EU Stage IV and U.S. EPA Tier 4f regulations. Essential for proper operation, maintenance, and compliance with emission standards.
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Ammann ARS 110 Single Drum Roller Deutz TCD3.6 L4 EU Stage IV / U.S. EPA Tier 4f Operating Manual SN 3009783 – PDF DOWNLOAD
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Ammann ARS 110 Single Drum Roller Deutz TCD3.6 L4 EU Stage IV / U.S. EPA Tier 4f Operating Manual SN 3009783 – PDF DOWNLOAD
Language : English
Pages : 272
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File Type : PDF
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Ammann ARS 110 Single Drum Roller Deutz TCD3.6 L4 EU Stage IV / U.S. EPA Tier 4f Operating Manual SN 3009783 – PDF DOWNLOAD
Contents 8
1 SPECIFICATION MANUAL 13
1 1Basic data 14
1 2Dimensional drawing of the machine 16
1 3Technical data 18
1 4Optional equipment 21
1 4 1Air conditioning 22
1 4 2Beacon 22
1 4 3Padfoot segments 22
1 4 4Blade 22
1 4 5ACE FORCE 23
1 4 6Telematic Readiness 23
1 4 7Fire extinguisher 23
1 4 8Tachograph 23
2 OPERATING MANUAL 25
2 1Main safety precautions 27
2 1 1Safety precautions during operation of the machine 27
2 1 1 1Before compacting works are started 27
2 1 1 2Work in the dangerous area 27
2 1 1 3Ensurance of safety measures by the provider 28
2 1 1 4Cab with integrated ROPS 28
2 1 2Requirements for the machine driver’s qualification 29
2 1 3Driver’s obligations 30
2 1 4Forbidden activities – safety and guarantee 32
2 1 5Safety notices and signs applied on the machine 35
2 1 6Manual signals 39
2 2Environmental and hygiene principles 42
2 2 1Hygiene principles 42
2 2 2Environmental principles 42
2 3Preservation and storage of the machine 43
2 3 1Short-term preservation and storage for 1–2 months 43
2 3 2Preservation and storage for a period over 2 months 43
2 3 3Depreservation and inspection of the delivered machine 44
2 4Machine disposal after its service life 45
2 5Machine description 46
2 6Controls and checking instruments 48
2 6 1Display control – operation screen 69
2 6 2Display control – Information screen 76
2 6 3Display control – Service screen 82
2 6 4Display disconnected 85
2 7Machine operation and use 86
2 7 1Engine start 87
2 7 2Drive and reverse drive 93
2 7 3Stopping the machine and engine 99
2 7 4Machine emergency stop 99
2 7 5Panic response 101
2 7 6Machine parking 101
2 7 7ACE Force 102
2 7 7 1Entering the ACE Force screen 102
2 7 7 2Operation screen 103
2 7 7 3Speed selection 105
2 7 7 4Frequency setup 106
2 7 7 5Kb measurement 107
2 7 7 6Speed range visualization 108
2 7 7 7Double jump warning and operator guidance 109
2 7 7 8ACE parameter screen 110
2 7 7 9Recognition of compaction value achievement and the status against the target 111
2 7 7 10Evaluation of compaction by means of Kb value 111
2 7 7 11Evaluation of compaction by means of a drum jump 112
2 7 7 12Periodic (single) jump 112
2 7 7 13Double (chaotic) jump 113
2 7 7 14General fault 114
2 7 8Cab lifting and lowering 115
2 7 9Tyre ballasting with liquid 117
2 7 10Blade 119
2 8Machine transport 121
2 8 1Loading the machine 122
2 8 1 1Loading the machine using a ramp 122
2 8 1 2Loading the machine using a crane 123
2 9Special conditions to use the machine 124
2 9 1Safety function and emergency mode of the machine (limp mode) 124
2 9 1 1Symbols shown on the display 125
2 9 1 2Switching to the emergency (limp) mode 126
2 9 1 3Deactivation of the emergency (limp) mode 127
2 9 2Towing the machine 128
2 9 3Machine operation during the initial run-in period 133
2 9 4Machine operation at low temperatures 133
2 9 5Machine operation at higher temperatures and humidity 133
2 9 6Machine operation at higher altitudes 134
2 9 7Machine operation in dusty environment 134
2 9 8Driving with vibration on compacted and hard materials 134
3 MAINTENANCE MANUAL 137
3 1Safety and other measures during maintenance of the machine 139
3 1 1Safety during machine maintenance 139
3 1 2Fire protection when operating fluids are changed 139
3 1 3Environmental and hygiene principles 140
3 2Specification of operating fluids 141
3 2 1Engine oil 141
3 2 2Fuel 142
3 2 3Coolant 143
3 2 4Hydraulic oil 144
3 2 5Gear oil 144
3 2 6DEF (AdBlue) 144
3 2 7Lubricating grease 145
3 2 8Screen washer fluid 145
3 2 9Drum coolant 145
3 2 10Air-conditioning filling 145
3 2 11Vibrator oil 145
3 3Fluids 146
3 4Lubrication and maintenance chart 147
3 5Lubrication and service plan 150
3 6Lubrication and maintenance operations 151
Every 20 hours of operation (daily) 152
3 6 1Checking the oil in the engine 152
3 6 2Checking the engine coolant 153
3 6 3Checking the oil in the hydraulic tank 154
3 6 4Fuel check 155
3 6 5DEF (AdBlue) level check 156
3 6 6Checking the fan for condition 159
3 6 7Checking the dust valve of the air filter 159
3 6 8Inspection of warning and checking devices 160
3 6 9Engine tightness check 162
3 6 10Checking the exhaust system for tightness 162
3 6 11Cleaning of the water separator on the fuel filter 163
3 6 12Brake test 164
3 6 12 1Check of the parking brake 164
3 6 12 2Check of the emergency brake 165
3 6 12 3Check of the service brake 166
Every 100 hours of operation 167
3 6 13Tyre pressure check 167
Every 250 hours of operation 168
3 6 14Checking the sensor of the air filter 168
3 6 15Machine lubrication 170
3 6 16Checking the oil in the vibrator 173
3 6 17Checking the oil in travel gearboxes 174
3 6 18Checking the pad-foot segments 175
3 6 19Seat switch check 175
Every 500 hours of operation, but at least once a year 176
3 6 20Engine oil change 176
3 6 21Fuel filter replacement 179
3 6 22Air filter cartridges replacement 181
3 6 23DEF (AdBlue) filter replacement 183
3 6 24Engine coolant check 186
3 6 25Replacement of the cab ventilation filter and of the heating filter 187
3 6 26Electrical installation check 188
3 6 27Replacement of the air filter elements of the air conditioning unit 188
3 6 28Checking the wheel screws for tightening 188
Every 1,000 hours of operation 189
3 6 29Checking the engine belt 189
3 6 30Oil change in travel gearboxes 190
3 6 31Checking the intake pipe of the engine 191
3 6 32Checking the batteries 192
3 6 33Checking the engine 193
3 6 34Damping system check 193
3 6 35Checking the air-conditioning compressor for mounting 195
3 6 36Engine and machine diagnostics 195
Every 2,000 hours of operation 196
3 6 37Oil change in the vibrator 196
3 6 38Cleaning and checking the air-conditioning system 197
3 6 39Hydraulic oil and filter replacement 198
3 6 40Cleaning of the suction filter of the cab lifting and lowering unit 204
3 6 41Vent plug replacement 205
Every 6,000 hours of operation 206
3 6 42Coolant change 206
Maintenance as required 208
3 6 43Fuel system venting 208
3 6 44Regeneration of clogged SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) catalyst 209
3 6 45Cooler cleaning 211
3 6 46Machine cleaning 212
3 6 47Scraper adjustment 213
3 6 48Drum coolant 215
3 6 49Printer paper replacement 216
3 6 50Charging of the battery 218
3 6 51Checking the screw connections for tightening 219
3 7Troubleshooting 221
3 7 1Machine errors 222
3 7 2Errors due to safety functions 224
3 7 3Errors at the inputs 225
3 7 4Errors at the outputs 226
3 7 5ACE errors 227
3 7 6System errors 228
3 7 7Engine errors 229
3 8Appendices 254
Wiring diagram 254
Hydraulic diagram – wheel lock 262
Hydraulic diagram – complete ATC 264
Table of spare parts 266
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