BOMAG BW174 APO-4i vibratory roller pdf service manual
Format: PDF
Pages: 1676
File size: 68.87 MB
Language: English
Models: BW174 APO-4i; BW174 AP-4i; BW 174 ACP-4i AM; BW 174 AP-4i AM Tandem vibratory rollers
Table of Contents for BOMAG-00892307-SM-EN manual
- Table of contents
- 1 General
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 Concerning your safety
- 1.3 Notes on repair
- 1.4 Fuels and lubricants
- 1.5 List of fuels and lubricants, BW 174 AP-4
- 1.6 List of fuels and lubricants, BW 174 APO-4
- 1.7 List of fuels and lubricants, BW 174 AP-4 AM
- 1.8 List of fuels and lubricants, BW 174 ACP-4 AM
- 2 Technical data
- 2.1 BW 174 AP-4
- 2.2 BW 174 APO-4
- 2.3 BW 174 AP-4 AM
- 2.4 BW 174 ACP-4 AM
- 2.5 Additional technical data
- 3 Overview of machine
- 3.1 BOMAG pivot steered tandem rollers
- 3.2 Electric systems
- 3.3 Diesel engine
- 3.4 Hydraulic system
- 3.5 Air conditioning
- 3.6 AP drum
- 3.7 AM and APO drum
- 4 Electric systems
- 4.1 Overview of electric system
- 4.2 Table of fuels and lubricants
- 4.3 Wiring
- 4.4 MESX, A83
- 4.5 CAN BUS overview
- 4.6 Starting the engine with jump leads
- 4.7 Electric steering wheel, A45
- 4.8 Steering angle sensors, B65 & B66
- 4.9 Proximity switches for seat position detection, B178 & B179
- 4.10 Speed sensor, B60
- 4.11 Asphalt temperature sensor, B106
- 4.12 Acceleration transducer, B84 & B85
- 4.13 Electric module, A108
- 4.14 Data collector, A80
- 4.15 Differential pressure switch on hydraulic oil filter (B21 & B22)
- 4.16 Operator's stand
- 4.17 Fuse assignment
- 4.18 Generator
- 4.19 Starter
- 4.20 Telemecanique switch
- 4.21 Deutsch plug, series DT and DTM
- 4.22 Inspection and maintenance work
- 5 Diesel engine
- 5.1 Overview of diesel engine
- 5.2 Features
- 5.3 Cooling system
- 5.4 Intake air heating
- 5.5 Fuel supply
- 5.6 Common-Rail system
- 5.7 Exhaust system
- 5.8 Regeneration of exhaust gas aftertreatment system
- 5.9 Removing and installing the thermostat
- 5.10 Checking the thermostat in disassembled state
- 5.11 Inspection and maintenance work
- 6 Hydraulic system
- 6.1 Overview of hydraulics
- 6.2 Open and closed hydraulic circuit
- 6.3 Hydraulic units
- 6.4 Supply and charge circuit
- 6.5 Travel circuit
- 6.6 Vibration circuit
- 6.7 Steering and crabwalk
- 6.8 Edge cutter, AG6
- 6.9 Edge cutter, AG42
- 6.10 Chip spreader
- 6.11 Test and adjustment points
- 6.12 Tests and adjustments
- 6.13 Flushing and bleeding
- 6.14 Inspection and maintenance work
- 7 ASPHALT MANAGER
- 7.1 Controlled compaction
- 7.2 Description of function
- 7.3 Automatic measuring and controlling
- 7.4 MESX, A83
- 7.5 Block diagrams
- 7.6 Asphalt temperature sensor, B106
- 7.7 Acceleration transducer, B84 & B85
- 7.8 Speed sensor, B60
- 7.9 Hydraulic circuit
- 7.10 Replacing the slewing motor
- 7.11 Potentiometer on slewing motor, B97
- 7.12 Drum
- 7.13 Inspection and maintenance work
- 8 Air conditioning
- 8.1 Overview of air conditioning system
- 8.2 Physical principles
- 8.3 Refrigerant R134a
- 8.4 Compressor oil / refrigeration oil
- 8.5 Working principle of the air conditioning system
- 8.6 Monitoring devices
- 8.7 Description of components
- 8.8 Compressor
- 8.9 Emptying in case of repair
- 8.10 Drying and evacuation
- 8.11 Filling instructions
- 8.12 Steam table for R134a
- 8.13 Inspection and maintenance work
- 9 Drum
- 9.1 Overview, AP drum
- 9.2 Removing the AP drum
- 9.3 Dismantling the AP drum
- 9.4 AD/AP Removing, assembling the exciter unit
- 9.5 Assembling the AP drum
- 9.6 Installing the AP drum
- 9.7 Repair overview AM/APO drum
- 9.8 Removing the AM/APO drum
- 9.9 Dismantling the AM/APO drum
- 9.10 Assembling the AM/APO drum
- 9.11 Installing the AM/APO drum
- 9.12 Inspection and maintenance work AP, AM and ACP AM
- 9.13 Inspection and maintenance work, ACP AM
- 10 Pivot steering
- 10.1 Repair overview oscillating/pivot steering
- 10.2 Removing the oscillating/pivot steering
- 10.3 Installing the oscillating/pivot steering
- 10.4 Repair overview pivot steering
- 10.5 Removing the pivot steering
- 10.6 Installing the pivot steering
- 10.7 Inspection and maintenance work
- 11 Precision spreader
- 11.1 Mounting / removing the precision spreader
- 11.2 Inspection and maintenance work
- 12 Troubleshooting
- 12.1 Preliminary remarks
- 12.2 Emergency procedures
- 12.3 Troubleshooting, electrical systems
- 12.4 Trouble shooting, diesel engine
- 12.5 Trouble shooting, hydraulics
- 12.6 Trouble shooting, air conditioning system
- 13 Special tools
- 13.1 Special tools, electrics
- 13.2 Special tools, hydraulic system
- 13.3 Special tools, drum
- 13.4 List of special tools
- 14 Index
- Appendix
- A Supplier documentation
- B Circuit diagrams
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