Cat Feeder Breaker FBL 55H Blakefield South Service Manual - pdf download

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BI620094

Bucyrus Australia

Blakefield South FBL-55H Service Manual

CHECKING/FILLING AND FLUSHING COOLANT SYSTEM The coolant level should be checked and topped up daily with the recommended coolant conditioner. The level can be checked by observing the sight glass level on the expansion tank. The upper level indicates the full level and the lower level indicates the low level. The recommended level is the mid point of the sight glass. To top up the cooling system: 1) Ensure that the engine has had sufficient time to cool and is isolated and tagged as described in Section 1. 2) Locate the expansion tank fill cap. 3) Remove the fill cap by turning counter-clockwise. 4) Fill the expansion tank until coolant level is at the ⅔ position on the sight glass. If refilling after flushing, the engine must be run for at least ten minutes at high idle with the fill cap removed to ensure system de-aeration. Check the coolant level after running and add if required. WARNING Engine coolant fluid will be under pressure and hot. Always relieve pressure by lifting the relief lever on relief cap before removal. Wear personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, long sleeve shirt and gloves to avoid scalds and burns from hot coolant. The cooling system should be drained and flushed every 3000 service hours. To drain the coolant system: 1) Ensure that the engine has had sufficient time to cool and is isolated and tagged as described in Section 1. 2) Relieve the pressure on the engine header tank by lifting the relief lever on the relief cap, once pressure is relieved remove the relief cap. 3) Remove the engine cooling system hose at the water pump. Allow the coolant to drain. To flush the cooling system: 1) After the cooling system is completely drained. Clean and refit the hose on the engine water pump. 2) Refill with clean demineralised water and Caterpillar Fast Acting Cooling System Cleaner. Add 0.5 litres of cleaner per 15 litres of cooling system capacity. Install the header tank relief cap. 3) Start the engine and run for 30 minutes to circulate the water to reach the temperature to 82°C, stop the engine and allow the engine to cool down. 4) Drain the engine as above flushing the cooling system with fresh water until the dirty water is clean. 5) Clean and refit the hose on the engine water pump. To fill the cooling system: 1) After the cooling system is completely flushed. Refill with coolant to the specification in Section 1. 2) Start the engine with the relief cap on the header tank removed. Allow the coolant to warm, the thermostat to open and the coolant level stabilize. 3) Check the coolant level. Add coolant mixture if necessary to bring the coolant to the correct level. 4) Refit header tank relief cap. 5) Start the engine and check any coolant leaking at the operational temperature. The use of water containing minerals will form scale and silt deposits within the cooling system resulting in decreased cooling system efficiency and possible engine overheating. Scale formation must be chemically removed using a reputable de-scaling solvent. Thoroughly follow the mixing and neutralizing directions on the de-scaling solvent container. The thermostats must be removed from the engine when de-scaling solvent is used.

October 2009

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Manual No. M01335r1


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PNEUMATICSYSTEMTROUBLESHOOTING

1min
page 311

AIRCOMPRESSOR

2min
page 303

MACHINE OPERATION &SHUTDOWN

1min
pages 254-255

AIRRECEIVER

4min
pages 304-306

PERIODICNON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTINGOFLOAD BEARING STRUCTURES

1min
page 299

INSTRUMENTSAND CONTROLS

17min
pages 256-275

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1min
page 302

STARTCIRCUITAND AUXILIARIES

5min
pages 307-310

OPERATIONAL STATE DIAGRAM

1min
page 243

DCSCONCEPT

5min
pages 229-232

ELECTRICLIGHTING COMPONENTS

1min
pages 221-222

ENGINESERVICEHOUR METER

1min
pages 223-224

BRAKEUNITS

1min
page 213

TILTAND LIFTCIRCUITS

1min
page 218

ALTERNATORCIRCUITAND COOLING FAN

1min
page 219

ATTACHMENTCONTROLS

1min
pages 214-215

BRAKEVALVE

5min
pages 209-212

STEERING/BRAKEPUMPPRESSUREFILTER

2min
pages 204-205

STEERINGCONTROLUNIT/PILOTOPERATED STEERING VALVE

1min
page 207

REMOVINGAND INSTALLING THEFRONTDRIVELINES

1min
page 180

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1min
page 189

DRIVELINES

2min
pages 177-178

WHEELAND TYREASSEMBLIES

3min
pages 182-185

REMOVINGAND INSTALLING THEUPPERDRIVESLINES

1min
page 181

CHECKINGWEAROFTHEPOSI-STOP BRAKEASSEMBLIES

1min
page 176

CHECKING/FILLING THEPLANETARYWHEELENDOILLEVEL

1min
page 172

CHECKING/FILLING THEAXLECENTREOILLEVEL

1min
pages 173-174

CHANGINGOILIN AXLECENTRES,WHEELENDSAND LIQUID COOLEDBRAKES

2min
page 175

FRONTANDREARAXLES

2min
page 171

CHANGINGTHETRANSMISSION OILFILTERELEMENT

1min
page 164

SERVICEDATA

2min
pages 168-170

CHECKING/FILLING THETRANSMISSIONOIL

1min
page 163

CHANGINGTHETRANSMISSION OIL

1min
page 165

REMOVALAND INSTALLATION OFDRIVECOUPLING

1min
page 160

THROTTLECONTROL

1min
page 153

TRANSMISSION/TORQUECONVERTER

5min
pages 161-162

EXHAUSTPARTICULATEFILTER

1min
pages 149-150

EXHAUSTMAKEUPTANK

1min
page 143

FLUSHING ACONTAMINATED COOLING SYSTEM

1min
page 139

CHECKING/FILLING ANDFLUSHING COOLANTSYSTEM

2min
page 138

EXHAUSTSYSTEM

1min
page 140

INLETFLAMETRAP/FLAMEPROOFJOINTS

4min
pages 129-132

RADIATOR

1min
page 137

EMERGENCYINTAKESHUTOFFVALVE

1min
page 128

FLUSHING THELUBRICATION SYSTEM

2min
pages 125-126

AIRCLEANER/INDICATORASSEMBLY

2min
page 127

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1min
page 122

OILFILTER

1min
page 123

LUBRICATION SYSTEM

1min
page 121

5000 HOUR–5 YEARLYOFFLINEMECHANICALINSPECTION

8min
pages 92-100

2000 HOUR–2 YEARLYOFFLINEMECHANICALINSPECTION

8min
pages 82-90

SECONDARYFUELFILTER

2min
pages 119-120

500 HOUR– 6MONTHSOFFLINE MECHANICALINSPECTION

8min
pages 64-71

10HOUR– DAILY OFFLINEMECHANICALINSPECTION

6min
pages 40-45

1000 HOUR–12 MONTHSOFFLINEMECHANICALINSPECTION

8min
pages 73-80

50HOUR–WEEKLYOFFLINEMECHANICALINSPECTION

8min
pages 47-54

250 HOUR– 3MONTHLY OFFLINEMECHANICALINSPECTION

8min
pages 55-62

GENERALSAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS

3min
pages 33-34

DIESELFUELRELEVANTINFORMATION

2min
page 20

SAFETY LABELSAND INSTRUCTIONS

1min
page 15

PACKING/SUPPORTING THEMACHINE

1min
pages 36-37

EXHAUSTCONDITIONERMAKEUPTANK PRESSUREISOLATION

1min
page 28

EXHAUSTCONDITIONERISOLATION

1min
page 32

PNEUMATICISOLATION

1min
page 25

GRABHANDLEFORMACHINETOPACCESS

1min
pages 38-39
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