Installation manual

MAINTENANCE
SCHEDULE
NOTE:
Use
the engine hourmeter gauge to log your engine hours
or
record your engune hours running time.
SCHEDULED
MAINTENANCE
I
EVERY
250
OPERATING
HOURS
OR
YEARLY
*Exhaust
Elbow/Exhaust
System
Fuel
Filter
and
0-Rings
Inlet
Fuel
Filler
*Generator
Hoses
Fuel
Water
Separator
Filter
OC
Alternator
I
EV~RY
500
OPERATING
HOURS
OR
YEARLY
Raw
Water
Pump
Coolant
System
*Valve
Clearances
*Starter
Motor
Fuel
Injectors
EXPLANATION
OF
SCHEDULED
MAINTENANCE
Check
the
structual
integrity
of
the
water
injected
exhaust
elbow
casting.
Check
the
integrity
of
the
exhaust
system
attached
to
the
elbow.
All
hose
connections
should
be
secure.
No
chaffing.
No
exhaust
leaks.
Hoses
and
muffler
are
in
good
serviceable
condition.
NOTE:
An
exhaust
leak
will
cause
exposure
to
diesel
exhaust!
Remove
and
replace
fuel
filter
and
all
sealing
0-rings.
Remove
and
replace
inlet
fuel
filter.
Check
that
AC
connections
are
clean
and
secure.
Ensure
wires
have
no
chafing.
See
GENERATOR
INFORMATION.
Engine
hoses
should
be
firm
and
tight.
Replace
if
hoses
become
spongy,
brittle
or
delaminated.
Check
and
tighten
all
hose
clamps
as
needed.
Inspect
bowl
for
dirt
or
water
in
fuel.
Drain
and
replace
filter.
Inspect
wiring,
connections
should
be
tight.
Alternator
should
be
clean
and
free
of
corrision.
Check
mounting
bracket
and
alternator
bolt.
All
should
be
tight.
Remove
and
disassemble
the
pump
and
inspect
all
parts:
drive
gear,
pump
shaft,
wear
plate
and
cover
for
wear
and
corrosion.
Replace
the
impeller
and
gasket.
Lubricate
the
impeller
at
re-assembly.
Drain,
flush
and
re-fill
the
cooling
system
with
appropriate
antifreeze
rnix.
Inspect
the
condition
of
the
sealing
gaskets
of
the
pressure
cap.
Clean
out
coolant
recovery
tank
and
connecting
hose.
Adjust
valves.
(Incorrect
valve
clearance
will
result
in
poor
engine
performance.)
Check
solenoid
and
motor
for
corrosion.
Remove
and
lubricate.
Clean
and
lubricate
the
starter
motor
pinion
drive
Check
and
adjust
injection
opening
pressure
and
spray
conditions.
I
EVERY
1000
OPERATING
HOURS
OR
OR
EVERY
FIVE
YEARS
Heat
Exchanger
*MPU
(Magnetic
Pick-Up)
Remove
the
heat
exchanger
for
professional
cleaning
and
pressure
testing.
Units
with
Optional
Electronic
Governing.
Remove,
check
and
clean
any
metal
debris
from
the
tip
of
the
MPU.
*WESTERBEKE
recommends
this
service
be
performed
by
an
knowledgeable
mechanic.