1995-1996 Simon-LTI Flashcards
(90 cards)
1
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The information contained in this operation manual will assist firefighting personnel in the ______, ______ and _______
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operation
maintenance
troubleshooting
2
Q
Log book - This manual is divided into five sections:
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1) Introduction,
2) Driving & Controls,
3) Aerial Operation,
4) Maintenance
5) Records.
3
Q
The 1995/96 Simon-LTI is equipped with a computer-controlled engine and transmission. Each of these component systems are controlled by their own ECU’s (Electronic Control Units). Each incorporates its own individual program, diagnostic capabilities and safety
features.
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reference
4
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Height (max.): Top of Tiller Cab ____
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11’ 8”
5
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Height: Top of Cab Roof ____
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10’ 5”
6
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Height: Cab Full Tilt Position ____
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16” 2”
7
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Length: ____
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54’ 10”
8
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Width (including mirrors) ____
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10’ 0”
9
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) _____
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65,500 lbs.
10
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Apparatus Average Weight (Fully Loaded Including Personnel) _____
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95 - 58,760
96 - 58,910 lbs.
11
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Ground Jack Spread - Fully Deployed ___ Feet
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16
12
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Apparatus Normal System Voltage Operating Range _____
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12.9 – 14.4 Volts
13
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Transmission Fluid Temperature Normal Operating Range ___ degrees to ____ degrees F
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140 degrees to 220 degrees F
14
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Air Brake System Normal Operating Range ___ psi to ___ psi
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90 to 120
15
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Fuel Tank Capacity ___ Gallons
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50
16
Q
95/96 Simon-LTI
Fast Idle ____ – ____ RPM
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1500 - 1600
17
Q
1995-96 Cummins 460 BHP, 14.0 Liter, N-14-460E
Engine oil Pressure Normal Operating Range
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10 PSI min @ idle, 35 - 45 psi min @ rated
18
Q
1995-96 Cummins 460 BHP, 14.0 Liter, N-14-460E
Engine Coolant Temperature Normal Operating Range
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180 degrees - 200 degrees F
Max 220 degrees
19
Q
1996 Detroit Diesel 470 BHP, 12.7 Liter, Series 60
Engine oil Pressure Normal Operating Range
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12 PSI min @ idle, 50 psi min @ rated
20
Q
1996 Detroit Diesel 470 BHP, 12.7 Liter, Series 60
Engine Coolant Temperature Normal Operating Range
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160 degrees - 210 degrees F
Max 230 degrees
21
Q
Oil Reservoir Capacity 40 Gallons
Hydraulic Pump Capacity 20 GPM
Maximum System Pressure 2800 PSI
Outrigger Relief Valve Setting 2000 PSI
Hoist Maximum Pressure 2800 PSI
Rotate Maximum Pressure 1500 PSI
Extend/Retract Maximum Pressure 2000 PSI
Lowering into Cradle Maximum Pressure 800 PSI
Ground Jack Deployed Light Activation Pressure 800 PSI
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Reference
22
Q
Elevation -4o to +75o
Retracted 31.8 Feet
Extended 94 Feet
Elevated Height 100 Feet
Sections 4
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Reference
23
Q
1995/96 High beams - To activate the high beams, pull the lever toward you until it “clicks”. To activate the high beam “flash to pass” pull
on the lever gently so that it does not travel to the click position.
A
Reference
24
Q
1995/96
High Water Temperature Indicator Light - Illuminates when the engine coolant temperature rises above ___ degrees Fahrenheit.
A
220
25
95/96 Windshield Wiper Switches/ Washer Switch/ Intermittent Wiper Control - The outer switches activate the windshield wipers. Each outer switch has three positions that enable two different wiper speeds. The intermittent delay interval is adjusted using the center switch. Slide the control knob all the way down for the maximum delay between wipes. Move the control knob up to decrease the delay. With the knob all the way up, the electric washer pump is activated.
Reference
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Approaching Jackknife Indicator Light
1995 - Illuminates when the tractor and trailer are at a ___ and an ___ angle.
1996 - Illuminates when the tractor and trailer are at a ___ and an ____ angle.
1995 - 65 degrees and 90 degrees
1996 - 65 degrees and 80 degrees
The buzzer will de-activate after passing each angle
27
95/96 Low Air Pressure Indicator Light
Illuminates when the air pressure in the front axle (secondary) brake circuit falls below ___ psi.
60
28
95/96 Air Cleaner Restriction Gauge
Indicates the amount of air restriction in the engine air intake. Maximum restriction at full-load and governed rpm is ___ in. H20 and maximum restriction at no-load and
governed rpm is ___ in. H20.
25
12
29
95/96 Low Engine Oil Pressure Indicator Light
Illuminates when oil pressure falls below ___ psi.
3
30
95/96 - The battery switch is used to disconnect electrical power to the apparatus to prevent discharge while the apparatus is not in use. Power to the Kenwood and 800 radios are also cut when the battery master switch is turned to the OFF position. The one exception to this is the MDT (Mobile Data Terminal). The MDT will continue to
draw electrical current (approximately __ to __ amps) even though the battery master switch is turned OFF.
7 to 8
31
Telma Retarder Intensity Control Lever
A five-position lever used to select the amount of retarding effect.
reference
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95/96 - High Idle Switch
This switch enables the engine high idle feature and raises the engine rpm to approximately ____ - rpm.
1000
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95/96 Radio Switch
A remote ON/OFF switch which controls the power to the Kenwood/800 radios and MDT is located in the compartment just below the _____ seat. This switch will cut power to both the radios and MDT if placed in the OFF position.
Captain's
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95/95 Tiller Cab Heater Temperature Control
Used to adjust the temperature of the tiller cab heater (Low _____ BTU, Medium _____ BTU and High ____ BTU).
2900
4100
6150
35
Detroit Diesel Series 60 Engine
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6 cylinders
___ cubic inches
valve in head type engine
5.12 bore and a 6.30" stroke
Compression ration of ____ to 1
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774
15.0
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Detroit Diesel Series 60 Engine
Torque _____ - ft lbs at _____ RPM
1550
1200
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Detroit Diesel Series 60 Engine
Horespower _____ at _____ RPM
470
2100
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Detroit Diesel Series 60 Engine
Operating range is ____ RPM to _____ RPM
1200 to 1800 RPM
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Detroit Diesel Series 60 Engine
Can run an additional ___% higher than maximum operating range
7%
40
Detroit Diesel Series 60 Engine
The Series 60 is designed to run at lower RPM’s. Driving at lower RPM’s it delivers the best performance, largest engine life and best fuel economy. The best fuel economy is delivered between ____ – _____ RPM.
1200 - 1800
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Detroit Diesel Series 60 Engine
The Series 60 DDEC engine is equipped with an electronically controlled fuel injection system. There are no control racks or mechanical linkage to adjust. This system not only helps to improve fuel economy and vehicle performance, it also helps to reduce cold starting time and increase initial idle speed for fast engine warm-up and virtual elimination of cold smoke.
reference
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Cummins diesel, model N-14-460E
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6 cylinder
valve in head engine
___ cubic inches
Compression ratio of ____ to 1
5 1/2 bore and 6" stroke
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855
16.3
43
Cummins diesel, model N-14-460E
Torque _____ - ft lbs at _____ RPM
1550
1200
44
Cummins diesel, model N-14-460E
Horespower _____ at _____ RPM
460
1600
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Cummins diesel, model N-14-460E
Operating range is ____ RPM to _____ RPM
1200 to 1600
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Cummins diesel, model N-14-460E
Can run an additional ___% higher than maximum operating range
7%
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Cummins diesel, model N-14-460E
The best fuel economy is delivered between ___ and ____ rpm.
1200 to 1600
48
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The Cummins Celect engine is electronically controlled. Sensors and switches control many of its functions. These switches and sensors feed information to a central point.
This point is the electronic control module or ECM.
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If the engine fails to start within ___ seconds, release the starter button and allow the starting motor to cool for approximately ___ seconds before trying again. If the engine fails to start after ___ attempts, an inspection should be made to determine the cause.
15
15
4
50
If there is no oil pressure indicated within ___ to ___ seconds, stop the engine and check the lubricating system.
10 to 15
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1995/96
The pressure should not fall below ___ psi at 1800-rpm (60529 - Detroit)
and
___ psi at 1200 rpm (60530-60532 - Cummins) and normal operating pressure should be higher.
28 psi (Detroit)
35 psi (Cummins)
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95/96
Engine response versus pedal movement may feel different from a mechanical governed engine. The electronic foot pedal assembly was designed to communicate “percentage” of foot pedal travel to the engine’s electronic control module. The engine will respond accordingly to the driver’s demand.
reference
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Be sure engine is at idle when shifting from N (Neutral) to D (Drive) or R (Reverse). If the engine high idle feature is engaged and a shift is attempted, the high idle feature will be disengaged.
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During long engine idling periods with the transmission in neutral, the engine coolant temperature may fall below the normal operating range. Incomplete combustion of fuel is the end result of this, which can cause crankcase dilution, formation of lacquer or gummy deposits on the valves, pistons, and rings, and rapid accumulation of sludge in the engine. Always engage the high idle feature of the engine when idling over ____ minutes
5
55
When on scene with all warning lights activated, engage the engine high idle feature. Doing so will assist the alternator in keeping up with the electrical current demands placed on it and prevent the Load Manager from "cutting out" electrical accessories due to insufficient current flow.
reference
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95/96 Stoping engine
all year trucks
Allow the engine to idle for ___ or ____ minutes. This allows the turbocharger adequate time to slow and cool down.
4 or 5 minutes
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Stopping a turbocharged engine immediately after high-speed operation may cause damage to the turbocharger as it will continue to turn without an oil supply to the bearings. Failure of turbo oil seals and/or bearings
are the likely results of this practice. Try not to shut down the engine unless coolant temperature is ___ F or less.
195 degrees
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When parked in quarters, plug the power cord into the "shore line power" receptacle located on left side of apparatus just below the driver side door. After plugging in the cord, turn switch to the ON position. The block heater lamp will illuminate. To disconnect, turn switch to the OFF position and remove power cord. Keeping the power cord plugged into the shoreline power outlet will aid in quick, dependable engine starts and increased engine and battery life.
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1995/96 cab tilt
Turn the battery switch and the ignition switch to the ON position.
Continue holding the switch in the RAISE position until the cab has reached the full tilt position (approximately ___ degrees).
If the hydraulic motor is running but the cab will not lift, check to make sure that the pump flow control knob on the lift pump itself is turned ____ until it stops.
50 degrees
clockwise
60
95/96 Lower cab
Hold the switch in the LOWER position until the cab has settled on its supports and continue to hold for another ___ seconds to insure that the cab locks are fully
engaged.
five (5)
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The cab manual lift system is to be used only if there is a need to gain access to components under the cab in the
event of an electrical system power failure on the apparatus.
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Brakes: Service Brake Adjustment Check Procedure
Build up air pressure in apparatus until governor cutout pressure is reached (approximately 120 psi).
2. Stop engine, chock wheels and release brakes.
3. With brakes released, using appropriate ruler or tape measure, measure and record the distance from the edge of the brake chamber to the center of the brake push rod/slack adjuster clevis pin (position A).
4. Brakes applied: have an assistant hold down brake foot pedal as far as it will go without moving. Measure and record the distance from the edge of the brake chamber to the center of the brake push rod/slack adjuster clevis pin (position B).
5. Subtract the distance recorded in position A from position B. This is the amount of actual brake push rod travel. If the distance measured exceeds 2” on the REAR
BRAKES, the brakes are out of adjustment and require immediate attention. If the distance measured exceeds 2” on the FRONT BRAKES, the brakes are out of adjustment and require immediate attention.
6. Repeat this procedure on ALL four wheels.
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When inspecting the brake adjustment, it is recommended that the flexible air lines to the brake chambers and brake diaphragms be inspected for air leakage at the same time.
The following steps describe the procedure for this inspection:
With spring brakes released, wheels chocked and service brakes applied and held down by an assistant:
1. Grasp each flexible air hose connected to each brake chamber and shake gently.
2. Listen for any air leakage at or around each air hose. Inspect hoses for any cracks, cuts, routing problems or wear.
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The lining should not be less than ___ of an inch on either pad. A good rule of thumb is that the lining should not be less than the steel backing plate of the shoe.
1⁄4
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Spring brake chambers require air pressure to release. If sufficient pressure is not available and if the vehicle must be towed, the spring brakes can be manually released or
“caged”. To manually release the spring brake chamber, unscrew (turn counter-clockwise) the 1/2” diameter bolt located at the end of the spring brake chamber utilizing
a 3/4” box end wrench or socket assembly.
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The spring brakes should only be "caged" in an emergency situation where the apparatus must be moved or towed to a new location.
Qualified shop personnel should only perform this procedure.
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caging brakes
Tighten the nut on the bolt until it can no longer be turned in the clockwise direction. The bolt should stick out of the brake chamber approximately __ inches when fully caged.
4
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95/96
The alternator is a Leece-Neville JB A0014852 ___ amp and is of the self-energizing type.
240
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95/96
Batteries give off hydrogen gas, which is highly explosive.
Always wear safety goggles and protective clothing when working on or around batteries.
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Whenever disconnecting battery terminals, always disconnect the ____ terminal first. When reconnecting, always connect the ____ terminal last.
ground
ground
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The apparatus has a ___V negative ground electrical system. Before using jumper cables, make sure the booster vehicle also has a negative ground system
(negative terminal attached to a metal part of the vehicle).
12V
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95/96 Jump Starting
To avoid damage to vehicle electronic components, voltage supplied to a vehicle’s electrical system must not exceed ___ volts.
16.0
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95/96 Jump Starting
Connect the first jumper cable from the positive (+) terminal of the dead battery to the positive (+) terminal on the booster battery.
Connect one end of the second jumper cable to the negative (-) terminal on the booster battery, and the other end to the frame of the disabled vehicle at least __
inches away from the battery. Do not attach the other end directly to the battery negative (-) terminal because a spark could occur and cause an explosion of battery gasses.
With the jumper cables properly attached, start the engine of the vehicle with the good (charged) batteries. Run the engine at moderate speed (1000 to 1500 rpm).
Start the engine in the vehicle with the discharged batteries.
Now remove the battery jumper cables by reversing the above sequences exactly.
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95/96 Cummins Engine oil capacity
Including Filter _____
Not including filter ______
44 quartz with filter
38 quartz without filter
75
96 Detroit Engine oil capacity
Including Filter _____
Not including filter ______
38 quartz with filter
32 quartz without filter
15W-40 Motor Oil
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95/96 Road transmission capacity _____
51 quartz of ATF (Dexron II)
77
95/96 Drive axle capacity _____
24 quarts
90W-140 Oil
78
96 Detroit Engine coolant capacity ____
59.5 quartz
S&M supplied coolant mix
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95/96 Cummins Engine coolant capacity ____
45.5
S&M supplied coolant mix
80
95/96 Power Steering fluid capacity _____
11 quarts
15W-40 Motor Oil
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95/96 Aerial Hydraulic Reservoir fluid capacity_____
40 gallons
AW Hyd. Oil 32 Chevron
82
95/96 Cab Lift Hydraulic fluid capacity ____
4 quarts
ATF (Dexron II)
83
Onan Generator Oil capacity ____
4 quarts
15W-40 Motor Oil
84
Onan Generator Coolant capacity _____
5 quarts
S&M supplied coolant mix
85
DANGER
Danger is used when an operating procedure, practice, etc., if not correctly followed, could result in personal injury or loss of LIFE.
CAUTION
Caution is used when an operating procedure, practice, etc., if not strictly observed, could result in damage to or destruction of EQUIPMENT.
NOTE
Note is used when an operating procedure, practice, etc., is essential to highlight.
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Detroit Diesel 470 BHP, ____ Liter, Series 60,DDEC IV Electronic Controls 60529
12.7
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Cummins 460 BHP, ___ Liter, N-14-460E, Celect Electronic Controls 60530-60532
14.0
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All tired are ___ rated
J
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The alternator is a Leece-Neville JB A0014852 240 amp and is of the self-energizing type.
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95/96 Simon-LTI
Cummings motor has an electronic AFC function, which is?
Air fuel Control
