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Ammann ARS 130 Single Drum Roller Operating Manual 3016550 PDF
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The Operating Manual for Ammann ARS 130 Single Drum Roller, equipped with Deutz TCD3.6 L4 engine meeting EU Stage V and U.S. EPA Tier 4f standards, is identified by serial number 3016550. This manual offers essential guidance for operation and maintenance.
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Ammann ARS 130 Single Drum Roller Deutz TCD3.6 L4 EU Stage V / U.S. EPA Tier 4f Operating Manual SN 3016550 – PDF DOWNLOAD
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Ammann ARS 130 Single Drum Roller Deutz TCD3.6 L4 EU Stage V / U.S. EPA Tier 4f Operating Manual SN 3016550 – PDF DOWNLOAD
Language : English
Pages : 274
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Ammann ARS 130 Single Drum Roller Deutz TCD3.6 L4 EU Stage V / U.S. EPA Tier 4f Operating Manual SN 3016550 – 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
1 4 9ACE Pro 24
2 OPERATING MANUAL 27
2 1Main safety precautions 29
2 1 1Safety precautions during operation of the machine 29
2 1 1 1Before compacting works are started 29
2 1 1 2Work in the dangerous area 29
2 1 1 3Ensurance of safety measures by the provider 30
2 1 1 4Cab with integrated ROPS 30
2 1 2Requirements for the machine driver’s qualification 31
2 1 3Driver’s obligations 32
2 1 4Forbidden activities – safety and guarantee 34
2 1 5Safety notices and signs applied on the machine 37
2 1 6Manual signals 41
2 2Environmental and hygiene principles 44
2 2 1Hygiene principles 44
2 2 2Environmental principles 44
2 3Preservation and storage of the machine 45
2 3 1Short-term preservation and storage for 1–2 months 45
2 3 2Preservation and storage for a period over 2 months 45
2 3 3Depreservation and inspection of the delivered machine 46
2 4Machine disposal after its service life 47
2 5Machine description 48
2 6Controls and checking instruments 50
2 6 1Display control – operation screen 71
2 6 2Display control – Information screen 78
2 6 3Display control – Service screen 84
2 6 4Display disconnected 87
2 7Machine operation and use 88
2 7 1Engine start 89
2 7 2Drive and reverse drive 95
2 7 3Stopping the machine and engine 101
2 7 4Machine emergency stop 101
2 7 5Panic response 103
2 7 6Machine parking 103
2 7 7ACE Force 104
2 7 7 1Entering the ACE Force screen 104
2 7 7 2Operation screen 105
2 7 7 3Speed selection 107
2 7 7 4Frequency setup 108
2 7 7 5Kb measurement 109
2 7 7 6Speed range visualization 110
2 7 7 7Double jump warning and operator guidance 111
2 7 7 8ACE parameter screen 112
2 7 7 9Recognition of compaction value achievement and the status against the target 113
2 7 7 10Evaluation of compaction by means of Kb value 113
2 7 7 11Evaluation of compaction by means of a drum jump 114
2 7 7 12Periodic (single) jump 114
2 7 7 13Double (chaotic) jump 115
2 7 7 14General fault 116
2 7 8Cab lifting and lowering 117
2 7 9Tyre ballasting with liquid 119
2 7 10Blade 121
2 7 11Scraper adjustment 123
2 8Machine transport 125
2 8 1Loading the machine 126
2 8 1 1Loading the machine using a ramp 126
2 8 1 2Loading the machine using a crane 127
2 9Special conditions to use the machine 128
2 9 1Safety function and emergency mode of the machine (limp mode) 128
2 9 1 1Symbols shown on the display 129
2 9 1 2Switching to the emergency (limp) mode 130
2 9 1 3Deactivation of the emergency (limp) mode 131
2 9 2Towing the machine 132
2 9 3Machine operation during the initial run-in period 137
2 9 4Machine operation at low temperatures 137
2 9 5Machine operation at higher temperatures and humidity 137
2 9 6Machine operation at higher altitudes 138
2 9 7Machine operation in dusty environment 138
2 9 8Driving with vibration on compacted and hard materials 138
3 MAINTENANCE MANUAL 141
3 1Safety and other measures during maintenance of the machine 143
3 1 1Safety during machine maintenance 143
3 1 2Fire protection when operating fluids are changed 143
3 1 3Environmental and hygiene principles 144
3 2Specification of operating fluids 145
3 2 1Engine oil 145
3 2 2Fuel 146
3 2 3Coolant 147
3 2 4Hydraulic oil 148
3 2 5Gear oil 148
3 2 6DEF (AdBlue) 148
3 2 7Lubricating grease 149
3 2 8Screen washer fluid 149
3 2 9Drum coolant 149
3 2 10Air-conditioning filling 149
3 2 11Vibrator oil 149
3 3Fluids 150
3 4Lubrication and maintenance chart 151
3 5Lubrication and service plan 154
3 6Lubrication and maintenance operations 155
Every 20 hours of operation (daily) 156
3 6 1Checking the oil in the engine 156
3 6 2Checking the engine coolant 157
3 6 3Checking the oil in the hydraulic tank 158
3 6 4Fuel check 159
3 6 5DEF (AdBlue) level check 160
3 6 6Checking the fan for condition 163
3 6 7Checking the dust valve of the air filter 163
3 6 8Inspection of warning and checking devices 164
3 6 9Engine tightness check 166
3 6 10Checking the exhaust system for tightness 166
3 6 11Cleaning of the water separator on the fuel filter 167
3 6 12Brake test 168
3 6 12 1Check of the parking brake 168
3 6 12 2Check of the emergency brake 169
3 6 12 3Check of the service brake 170
Every 100 hours of operation 171
3 6 13Tyre pressure check 171
Every 250 hours of operation 172
3 6 14Checking the sensor of the air filter 172
3 6 15Machine lubrication 174
3 6 16Checking the oil in the vibrator 177
3 6 17Checking the oil in travel gearboxes 178
3 6 18Checking the pad-foot segments 179
3 6 19Seat switch check 179
Every 500 hours of operation, but at least once a year 180
3 6 20Engine oil change 180
3 6 21Fuel filter replacement 183
3 6 22Air filter cartridges replacement 185
3 6 23DEF (AdBlue) filter replacement 187
3 6 24Engine coolant check 190
3 6 25Replacement of the cab ventilation filter and of the heating filter 191
3 6 26Electrical installation check 192
3 6 27Replacement of the air filter elements of the air conditioning unit 192
3 6 28Checking the wheel screws for tightening 192
Every 1,000 hours of operation 193
3 6 29Checking the engine belt 193
3 6 30Oil change in travel gearboxes 194
3 6 31Checking the intake pipe of the engine 195
3 6 32Checking the batteries 196
3 6 33Checking the engine 197
3 6 34Damping system check 197
3 6 35Checking the air-conditioning compressor for mounting 199
3 6 36Engine and machine diagnostics 199
Every 2,000 hours of operation 200
3 6 37Oil change in the vibrator 200
3 6 38Cleaning and checking the air-conditioning system 201
3 6 39Hydraulic oil and filter replacement 202
3 6 40Cleaning of the suction filter of the cab lifting and lowering unit 208
3 6 41Vent plug replacement 209
Every 6,000 hours of operation 210
3 6 42Coolant change 210
Maintenance as required 212
3 6 43Fuel system venting 212
3 6 44Regeneration of clogged SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) catalyst 213
3 6 45DPF regeneration (Diesel Particulate Filter) 215
3 6 46Cooler cleaning 216
3 6 47Machine cleaning 217
3 6 48Scraper adjustment 218
3 6 49Drum coolant 218
3 6 50Charging of the battery 219
3 6 51Checking the screw connections for tightening 220
3 7Troubleshooting 223
3 7 1Machine errors 224
3 7 2Errors due to safety functions 226
3 7 3Errors at the inputs 227
3 7 4Errors at the outputs 228
3 7 5ACE errors 229
3 7 6System errors 230
3 7 7Engine errors 231
3 8Appendices 256
Wiring diagram 256
Hydraulic diagram – wheel lock 264
Hydraulic diagram – complete ATC 266
Table of spare parts 268
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