Yanmar 6CH-WDTE, 6CH-WUTE Marine Propulsion Engine Operation Manual

Description

• Model List:
  • 6CH-WDTE, 6CH-WUTE Marine Propulsion Engine

• 1. lNTRODUCTION
• 2. CONTENTS
• 3. FOR YOUR SAFETY
• 3.1. Safety Symbols
• 3.2. Safety Precautions
• 3.3. Warning labels
• 3.4. Precautions for Lifting the Engine
• 3.5. Engine nameplates
• 4. SPECIFICATIONS
• 4.1. Location of components
• 5. FUEL OIL, lubricating oil COOLING WATER
• 5.1. Lubricating Oil
• 5.2. Cooling water (Coolant)
• 6. RUNNING-IN
• 6.1. Lubricating oil (Engine and Marine gear)
• 6.2. Cooling system (seawater and coolant)
• 6.3. Cranking
• 6.4. Instruments check before starting
• 6.5. Rechecking after starting
• 7. OPERATION
• 7.1. Starting
• 7.2. Cautions during running with load
• 7.3. Stopping
• 7.4. Long-term storage
• 8. PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE
• 8.1. Periodic maintenance schedule
• 8.2. Valve clearance adjustment
• 8.3. Fuel system
• 8.4. Lubricating system
• 8.5. Cooling system (seawater and coolant)
• 8.6. Turbocharger
• 8.7. Charge air cooler
• 8.8. Injection nozzle (consult your YANMAR dealer or distributor)
• 8.9. Remote control cables
• 8.10. Electrical parts
• 8.11. YANMAR Standard motor-driven bilge pump (option)
• 9. TROUBLESHOOTING COUNTERMEASURES
• 9.1. Starting failure
• 9.2. Rotational speed dropped spontaneously
• 9.3. Output of each cylinder not in uniformity (Dispersion of the exhaust temperature is large among cylinders)
• 9.4. Black smoke, white smoke
• 9.5. Lub. oil pressure dropped below the specified pressure
• 9.6. Unusual sounds heard (knocking occurred) during operation
• 9.7. Coolant temperature too high
• 9.8. Exhaust temperature of all the cylinders too high
• 9.9. Engine stopped suddenly
• 9.10. Handling of emergency bolts for marine gear trouble
• 10. WIRING DIAGRAMS
• 10.1. RECORD OF OWNERSHIP