OM Carrier Additional Documentation 535.6.1271 - 1.0
OM Carrier Additional Documentation 535.6.1271 - 1.0
535F
Carrier machine
535.6.1271 en
Additional documentation
SENNEBOGEN Maschinenfabrik GmbH
Hebbelstraße 30
94315 Straubing
Telephone: +49 9421 540-0
E-mail: documentation@sennebogen.de
Internet: http://www.sennebogen.com
ZD, 1, en_US
© SENNEBOGEN
Introductory remarks
This List of Operating Fluids and Lubricants contains the operating
fluids and lubricants used and recommended by
SENNEBOGEN Maschinenfabrik GmbH.
This list contains the operating fluids and lubricants used and rec-
ommended by SENNEBOGEN Maschinenfabrik GmbH for the
United States of America and Canada.
Hazardous substances Operating fluids and lubricants for machines are in many cases
hazardous substances, therefore certain guidelines must be
observed in the handling, storage, transport, labeling and disposal
of the substances. These guidelines are based on the legal and
technical regulations for hazardous substances, which apply in the
respective country and are found in the safety information sheets
from the operating fluid and lubricant manufacturer. The user of the
operating fluids and lubricants list is therefore obliged to inform
himself about the nationally applicable laws and regulations. The
SENNEBOGEN Maschinenfabrik GmbH assumes no liability for
improper or illegal use of their approved operating fluids and lubri-
cants.
Shell Tellus S2
VA 46
(SE 179233 / Shell 001D7756)
SE 186743
p If, for one application, several supplies, e.g. Cryogenic, high tem-
perature or rapidly biodegradable operating fluid are specified, the
fuel of the factory filling for the standard temperature range is
marked by a black triangle.
WARNING!
Health risks from operating fluids and lubri-
cants.
Care must be taken when handling operating fluids
and lubricants, skin, eye contact, ingestion or inha-
lation can result in serious damage to health.
– Observe the safety information sheet of the
operating fluid and lubricant manufacturer.
– Wear protective goggles, protective clothing
and protective gloves.
– Avoid contact with eyes and skin.
– Do not inhale operating fluid or lubricant fumes.
– Do not swallow operating fluids or lubricants.
First aid measures:
– General
– Take off contaminated clothing, wash it or
dispose of it in an environmentally sound
manner.
– Skin contact
– Rinse the operating fluid and lubricant off
with water and wash affected skin areas
with soap.
– If skin irritation persists, consult a doctor.
– Eye contact
– immediately rinse the eye with clean water.
– if irritation persists consult an ophthalmolo-
gist.
– Inhalation
– provide fresh air supply.
– If respiratory arrest occurs , perform artifi-
cial respiration.
– consult a doctor if breathing problems per-
sist.
– Ingested
– Consult a doctor.
Table of contents
1 Hydraulic systems.............................................................. 9
1.1 Hydraulic oils for material handlers............................... 9
1.1.1 Hydraulic oils with extended change interval............. 9
1.1.2 Hydraulic oils without an extended change
interval...................................................................... 11
1.2 Hydraulic oils for duty cycle cranes with free-fall
winches....................................................................... 11
1.2.1 Hydraulic oils with extended change interval........... 11
1.3 Hydraulic oils for crawler cranes, telescopic cranes,
harbor cranes, duty cycle cranes without free-fall
winches....................................................................... 12
1.3.1 Hydraulic oils with extended change interval........... 12
1.3.2 Hydraulic oils without an extended change
interval..................................................................... 14
1.4 Hydraulic oils for Multihandler 305, 310...................... 15
1.4.1 Hydraulic oils without an extended change
interval..................................................................... 15
1.5 Hydraulic oils for telehandlers..................................... 16
1.5.1 Hydraulic oils with extended change interval........... 16
1.5.2 Hydraulic oils without an extended change
interval..................................................................... 17
1.6 Hydraulic oils for Powerpacks..................................... 17
2 Diesel engines................................................................... 18
2.1 Engine oil.................................................................... 18
2.1.1 Caterpillar................................................................ 18
2.1.2 Cummins.................................................................. 20
2.1.3 FPT.......................................................................... 24
2.1.4 Deutz....................................................................... 26
2.1.5 Scania...................................................................... 28
2.1.6 Diesel emergency generator.................................... 29
2.2 Coolant....................................................................... 30
2.2.1 Caterpillar................................................................ 30
2.2.2 Cummins.................................................................. 30
2.2.3 FPT.......................................................................... 31
2.2.4 Scania...................................................................... 31
2.3 Fuels........................................................................... 32
2.3.1 Emissions Stage US EPA Tier 2 / EU Tier II and US
EPA Tier 3 / EU Tier IIIa........................................... 32
2.3.2 Emissions Stage US EPA Tier 4 interim / EU Tier
IIIb ........................................................................... 32
2.3.3 Emissions Stage US EPA Tier 4 final / EU Tier IV /
EU Tier V................................................................. 32
2.4 Diesel flow improvers.................................................. 33
2.5 DEF, diesel exhaust fluid for US EPA Tier 4 final /
EU Tier IV diesel engines........................................... 33
3 Electric motors.................................................................. 34
3.1 Lubrication.................................................................. 34
3.2 Coolant - heating circuit.............................................. 34
4 Gearbox............................................................................. 35
4.1 Slewing gear box........................................................ 35
4.1.1 Gear oil.................................................................... 35
4.1.2 Lubricating grease - roller bearings......................... 35
4.2 Pump distributor gearbox............................................ 36
4.2.1 Gear oil.................................................................... 36
4.3 Winch gear.................................................................. 36
4.3.1 Gear oil.................................................................... 36
4.3.2 Refilling.................................................................... 37
4.4 Powershift transmission.............................................. 38
4.4.1 Gear oil.................................................................... 38
4.4.2 Refilling.................................................................... 38
4.5 Travel gear Multihandler 305, 310.............................. 39
4.5.1 Gear oil.................................................................... 39
4.6 Telehandler travel gears............................................. 39
4.6.1 Gear oil.................................................................... 39
4.7 Axles........................................................................... 39
4.7.1 Wheel hub transmission.......................................... 39
4.7.2 Axle differential transmission................................... 40
4.7.3 Countershaft transmission....................................... 40
4.8 Axle distribution gearbox 817E, MP17........................ 40
4.8.1 Gear oil.................................................................... 40
4.9 Crawler travel drive..................................................... 41
4.9.1 Gear oil.................................................................... 41
4.10 Rail drive................................................................... 41
4.10.1 Gear oil.................................................................. 41
5 Lubricating grease............................................................ 42
5.1 Central lubrication system.......................................... 42
5.2 Slewing ring, roller bearings....................................... 42
5.3 Slewing ring, inner gearing......................................... 43
5.4 Slewing ring, outer gearing......................................... 44
5.5 Manual lubricating points............................................ 44
5.6 Undercarriage telescoping.......................................... 45
5.7 Telescopic boom......................................................... 46
5.7.1 Telescopic crane...................................................... 46
5.7.2 Multihandler 305, 310.............................................. 46
5.7.3 Telehandler.............................................................. 47
5.8 Wire ropes.................................................................. 47
6 Air conditioning systems and switchgear cabinet air
conditioning...................................................................... 48
6.1 Air conditioning systems............................................. 48
6.1.1 Refrigerant............................................................... 48
1 Hydraulic systems
1.1 Hydraulic oils for material handlers
1.1.1 Hydraulic oils with extended change interval
Using the following hydraulic oils can extend change intervals
depending on the results of regularly conducted hydraulic oil anal-
yses (Shell LubeAnalyst).
To extend the change interval, the machine must be equipped with
SENNEBOGEN HydroClean.
SE 186753
SE 186753
Shell Tellus S2 MX 46
Shell Tellus S2 MX 68
1.2 Hydraulic oils for duty cycle cranes with free-fall winches
1.2.1 Hydraulic oils with extended change interval
Using the following hydraulic oils can extend change intervals
depending on the results of regularly conducted hydraulic oil anal-
yses (Shell LubeAnalyst).
To extend the change interval, the machine must be equipped with
SENNEBOGEN HydroClean.
1) When using these hydraulic oils, the change interval of 2000 operating hours must be complied with.
1.3 Hydraulic oils for crawler cranes, telescopic cranes, harbor cranes, duty
cycle cranes without free-fall winches
1.3.1 Hydraulic oils with extended change interval
Using the following hydraulic oils can extend change intervals
depending on the results of regularly conducted hydraulic oil anal-
yses (Shell LubeAnalyst).
To extend the change interval, the machine must be equipped with
SENNEBOGEN HydroClean.
SE 186753
SE 186753
Shell Tellus S2 MX 46
Shell Tellus S2 MX 68
Shell Tellus S4 VX 32
SE 186753
Shell Tellus S4 VX 32
SE 186753
Shell Tellus S2 MX 46
Shell Tellus S2 MX 68
2 Diesel engines
2.1 Engine oil
2.1.1 Caterpillar
2.1.1.1 Emissions Stage US EPA Tier 2 / EU Tier II and US EPA Tier 3 / EU Tier IIIa
Shell Rimula Ultra 5W-301)
1) Comply with the fuel restrictions specified in the operating manual provided by the manufacturer of the
diesel engine.
1)Comply with the fuel restrictions specified in the operating manual provided by the manufacturer of the
diesel engine.
1) Comply with the fuel restrictions specified in the operating manual provided by the manufacturer of the
diesel engine.
2.1.2 Cummins
2.1.2.1 Emissions Stage US EPA Tier 2 / EU Tier II and US EPA Tier 3 / EU Tier IIIa
Shell Rimula Ultra 5W-301)
1) Comply with the fuel restrictions specified in the operating manual provided by the manufacturer of the
diesel engine.
1)Comply with the fuel restrictions specified in the operating manual provided by the manufacturer of the
diesel engine.
1) Comply with the fuel restrictions specified in the operating manual provided by the manufacturer of the
diesel engine.
2.1.2.4 Emissions Stage US EPA Tier 4 final / EU Tier IV with extended oil change interval
Shell Rimula Ultra 5W-30
2.1.2.5 Emissions Stage US EPA Tier 4 final / EU Tier V with extended oil change interval
Shell Rimula Ultra 5W-30
2.1.3 FPT
2.1.3.1 Emissions Stage US EPA Tier 3 / EU Tier IIIa
Shell Rimula Ultra 5W-301)
1) Comply with the fuel restrictions specified in the operating manual provided by the manufacturer of the
diesel engine.
1)Comply with the fuel restrictions specified in the operating manual provided by the manufacturer of the
diesel engine.
1) Comply with the fuel restrictions specified in the operating manual provided by the manufacturer of the
diesel engine.
2.1.4 Deutz
2.1.4.1 Emissions Stage US EPA Tier 2 / EU Tier II and US EPA Tier 3 / EU Tier IIIa
Shell Rimula R6 ME 5W-30
1)Comply with the fuel restrictions specified in the operating manual provided by the manufacturer of the
diesel engine.
2.1.5 Scania
2.1.5.1 Emissions Stage US EPA Tier 3 / EU Tier IIIa
OMV Super Truck SAE 5W-30
2.2 Coolant
2.2.1 Caterpillar
CAT ELC
n 60/40: Up to -52 °C
(-61 °F)
Use a coolant with a mixing ratio of at least 50/50 all year round.
Do not exceed a mixing ratio of 60/40.
2.2.2 Cummins
Cummins ES Compleat
(-34 °F)
n 60/40: Up to -52 °C
(-61 °F)
Use a coolant with a mixing ratio of at least 50/50 all year round.
Do not exceed a mixing ratio of 60/40.
Senprotect
Use a coolant with a mixing ratio of at least 50/50 all year round.
Do not exceed a mixing ratio of 60/40.
2.2.3 FPT
Cummins ES Compleat
(-34 °F)
n 60/40: Up to -52 °C
(-61 °F)
Use a coolant with a mixing ratio of at least 50/50 all year round.
Do not exceed a mixing ratio of 60/40.
Senprotect
Use a coolant with a mixing ratio of at least 50/50 all year round.
Do not exceed a mixing ratio of 60/40.
2.2.4 Scania
Scania (Ready Mix)
n 60/40: Up to -52 °C
(-61 °F)
Use a coolant with a mixing ratio of at least 50/50 all year round.
Do not exceed a mixing ratio of 60/40.
2.3 Fuels
2.3.1 Emissions Stage US EPA Tier 2 / EU Tier II and US EPA Tier 3 / EU Tier IIIa
Diesel fuel with high sulfur content
Comply with the instructions concerning fuel in the operating manuals provided by the manufacturers of the
diesel engines.
Comply with the instructions concerning fuel in the operating manuals provided by the manufacturers of the
diesel engines.
Comply with the instructions concerning fuel in the operating manuals provided by the manufacturers of the
diesel engines.
AUTOL TP 10
2.5 DEF, diesel exhaust fluid for US EPA Tier 4 final / EU Tier IV diesel
engines
DEF
n AUS 32
DEF
(ISO22241 / DIN70700 / AUS32)
SE 186744
3 Electric motors
3.1 Lubrication
Shell Gadus S2 V100 3
(-34 °F)
n 60/40: Up to -52 °C
(-61 °F)
Use a coolant with a mixing ratio of at least 50/50 all year round.
Do not exceed a mixing ratio of 60/40.
Senprotect
Use a coolant with a mixing ratio of at least 50/50 all year round.
Do not exceed a mixing ratio of 60/40.
4 Gearbox
4.1 Slewing gear box
4.1.1 Gear oil
Shell Omala S4 GXV 220
4.3.2 Refilling
Fuchs Stabyl LT 50
4.4.2 Refilling
Fuchs Stabyl LT 50
4.7 Axles
4.7.1 Wheel hub transmission
4.7.1.1 Gear oil
Shell Spirax S3 ALS 80W-90
5 Lubricating grease
5.1 Central lubrication system
Fuchs Stabyl LT 50
5.7.3 Telehandler
Berulub TCG 1 V1)
Pfeifer RL-B
SE 187020
8 Starter batteries
8.1 Battery terminal grease
Battery terminal grease
Table of contents
1 The cooling system............................................................ 4
2 Safety instructions.............................................................. 5
3 Coolant cooler..................................................................... 7
3.1 External cleaning.......................................................... 7
3.2 Internal cleaning........................................................... 8
3.3 Tips for preventive maintenance................................... 9
3.4 Coolant......................................................................... 9
4 Charge air cooler.............................................................. 10
4.1 External cleaning........................................................ 10
5 Oil cooler............................................................................ 11
5.1 External cleaning......................................................... 11
5.2 Internal cleaning.......................................................... 11
NOTICE!
This section provides you with general instructions
on cleaning the cooler. Please also observe the
specifications found in the operating and mainte-
nance manual for your machine and in the oper-
ating manual provided by the engine manufacturer.
2 Safety instructions
WARNING!
– Carry out the following tasks before starting the
cleaning operation:
– Dismantle the equipment safely.
– Switch off the machine.
– Secure against reconnection.
– For machines with an electric motor, also
switch off the battery disconnect switch.
– Allow the machine to cool.
– If the cooler is damaged, contact your Cus-
tomer Service before starting on the repair
tasks.
– Repair tasks on the cooling system should only
be carried out by specialists.
– Do not touch the protective grating of the fan.
Rotating fan blades can cause severe injury.
Objects that fall against the fan blades can be
accelerated out of the fan with great force.
– Always wear face protection or protective gog-
gles when working on the cooling system.
DANGER!
Danger of burns!
NOTICE!
Clogged radiator fins reduce the cooling capacity.
Overheating in any form damages the machine,
increases wear and reduces the efficiency of the
machine. This results, for example, in increased
diesel consumption.
– The condition of the radiator fins must be
checked daily as part of the visual check.
– If the cooler is operated in an environment in
which the air contains particles of dust or oil, it
is recommended to check and clean it several
times daily.
3 Coolant cooler
3.1 External cleaning
Contamination and cleaning proce- Dust, insects, foliage or leaves – Compressed air (max.
dures 3.5 bar)
Oily and greasy deposits – Steam jet
CAUTION!
– Ensure that the cooling fins are not damaged.
CAUTION!
– Observe the mixing ratio and ensure that
the cooling system cleaner is used prop-
erly.
CAUTION!
– Always fill using a mixture of water and
refrigerant.
– Observe the mixing ratio.
– Mix before filling!
NOTICE!
NOTICE!
– Observe the information in the operating
manual of the engine manufacturer.
Water n Use clean, neutral, filtered fresh water. Distilled water is recom-
mended.
n Please note that only distilled water must be used on Cater-
pillar engines.
n Do not use ditch water, industrial drain water, salt water, sea
water or rain water.
n Use the same antifreeze. Observe the mixing ratio. Mix before
filling!
Ensure that the water has the following characteristics:
pH value 7-8
Chloride content maximum 100 ppm
Sulfate content maximum 100 ppm
Water hardness 3-12°dGH
3.4 Coolant
NOTICE!
– Only use antifreeze approved by the manufac-
turer.
– Adapt the mixing ratio of the antifreeze to the
operating temperature of the machine.
– A change interval of 2000 operating hours or
maximum 24 months is recommended, which-
ever occurs first.
NOTICE!
– To change the coolant, observe the instructions
in the operating manual provided by the engine
manufacturer.
CAUTION!
– Ensure that the cooling fins are not damaged.
5 Oil cooler
5.1 External cleaning
Contamination and cleaning proce- Dust, insects, foliage or leaves – Compressed air (max.
dures 3.5 bar)
Oily and greasy deposits – Steam jet
CAUTION!
– Ensure that the cooling fins are not damaged.
O p e rat in g in s tr u cti on s
Eas y Start T im er
A WORLD OF COMFORT
2 | Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation
C on t e n t s
1 Introduction
Safety information 4
Range of uses 4
General information 4
2 Overview
EasyStart Timer 5
Button functions 5
Longpress button 5
Shortpress button 5
Longpress button 5
Shortpress button 5
Factory setting 7
Main menu 8
C on t e n t s
Change the temperature setpoint and / or the operating time during operation 12
Set VENTILATION ON with Shortpress and if applicable set the operating time 14
ADD-ON UNIT ON – e.g. activate the HEATING function for a 2nd heater 16
ADD-ON UNIT ON – e.g. activate the VENTILATION function for a 2nd heater 17
Settings 26
4 What to do if …?
5 Service
Hotline 30
4 | Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation
1 In trod u cti on
Please note!
Improper use and use outside the specified area of
use cancels all liability and warranty.
Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation | 5
2 Ov e rv ie w
Button functions
Press button 1x / keep pressed
–– EasyStart Timer is in the Main menu and the Start
Longpress button
display appears in the Menu bar the next, right-
The button must be pressed for longer than
hand symbol appears in the middle and flashing.
2 seconds.
–– EasyStart Timer is in the submenu, the dis-
The heater is switched on immediately if ON or Off
played value is changed (larger), or the next selec-
appears in the display (except if programming is run-
tion is displayed.
ning or while making settings).
–– if the display shows Off EasyStart Timer On,
the Start display appears.
Shortpress button
The button must be pressed for less than 2 seconds
Press button 1x / keep pressed
–– if the display shows Off EasyStart Timer ON,
–– EasyStart Timer is in the Main menu and the Start
the Start display appears.
display appears in the Menu bar the next, left-
–– a selected function is confirmed.
hand symbol appears in the middle and flashing.
–– inputs are confirmed.
–– EasyStart Timer is in the submenu, the dis-
played value is changed (smaller), or the next
Longpress button
selection is displayed.
The button must be pressed for longer than
–– if the display shows Off EasyStart Timer On,
2 seconds
the Start display appears.
–– all functions are ended.
–– if the display shows Off EasyStart Timer On,
the Start display appears.
6 | Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation
Display disappears
Setting the operating time
If the vehicle lighting is switched off, no heater or
The operating time can be set using the or
add-on unit is switched on or if no setting or actua-
button. Setting range of the operating time min.
tion is made, the display goes out within 10 seconds,
10 – max. 120 minutes, the input is made in 1 min.
i.e. the EasyStart Timer switches to standby.
intervals. Continuous heating mode is additionally
For renewed input, one of the four buttons must be possible for air heaters.
pressed first (not in heating On with Longpress).
The operating time for a heater and for an add-on
unit can be set independently of each other.
Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation | 7
The operating time can be extended to up to 720 min, Weekday group Mon – Fri
the input is made from the 120th min. in 5 min inter- Departure time 07:00
vals. To do this, contact the installation workshop. Language DE
Time format 24 h
Ventilation operating mode Operating time for preselection (preset)
30 minutes
Ventilation mode is not possible with all heater
types (see the Technical Description of the heater for Air heaters
details).
Continuous heating operating time
Setpoint temperature 21 °C
Temperature sensor
In the settings and operations described in the fol- Water heaters
lowing it is assumed that a temperature sensor is Operating time 30 minutes
connected for a water heater. automatic operating time calculation OFF
In the case of air heaters the temperature sensor
installed in the heater and which is provided for con-
trol of the heater can also be used to determine the
interior temperature.
Add-on unit
An add-on unit can be e.g. a second heater or park-
ing air conditioning. Further, it is also possible to
combine a heater with a fan; the fan is then used for
air distribution in the vehicle interior.
A heater and the add-on unit can be operated simul-
taneously or independently of each other.
Please note!
The number of symbols and displays differs depend-
ing on the installed heater and feature options.
8 | Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation
17:30 21 °C 60 min 21 °C
If no menu item is activated, the Start display Other possible actions are:
appears with a flashing heater symbol in the Menu Ventilation Off, see page 15.
bar, with the current time and the actual temperature select a new menu item.
in the status area.
Other possible actions are: Add-on heater heating On
Heating immediately with Longpress.
Heating On with Shortpress, in addition con-
firm and if applicable set the temperature setpoint
and operating time, see page 11. 90 min
select a new menu item.
Other possible actions are:
Add-on unit heating Off, see page 19.
Displays for activated menu items
select a new menu item.
Heating On
Add-on heater ventilation On
60 min 21 °C
90 min
Other possible actions are:
Other possible actions are:
Heating Off, see page 10 and 12.
Add-on unit ventilation Off, see page 19.
select a new menu item.
select a new menu item.
10 | Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation
30 min 21 °C Off 21 °C
Display for air heaters in continuous heating mode After the Heating Off the Start display appears. If
(factory setting). the vehicle lighting is Off the display lighting goes
out after 10 seconds.
∞ 21 °C
17:30 21 °C
Please note!
After switching on, “On” is displayed for 2 sec and Please note!
then the remaining operating time or for air With Heating Off with Longpress all active func-
heaters. tions are ended.
Set values are copied from the previous heating The following actions are possible during the
mode. Heating Off display:
If Longpress is pressed during heating mode the Use the or button to select a menu item.
display switches to the Heating submenu Set
Shortpress button, the Start display appears,
Temperature Setpoint – (only for air heater) and
if the Shortpress button is pressed again,
Set Operating Time.
Display Off.
During heating mode it is possible to switch to
Shortpress button, the Heating submenu is
another menu item. Under the Ventilation menu
displayed.
item, check the operating time and if necessary
adjust.
Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation | 11
17:30 21 °C
Press the Shortpress button for less than
2 seconds. 60 min
Please note!
The following settings and confirmations (tempera- Press the button to confirm the operating time.
ture setpoint and operating time) are always required. Heater ON.
∞ 21 °C
08:30
120 min 21 °C
Please note!
Press the button to confirm the temperature
After switching on, “On” is displayed for 2 sec and
setpoint.
then the remaining operating time or for air
heaters.
During heating mode it is possible to switch to another
menu item. Under the Ventilation menu item, check
the operating time and if necessary adjust.
The changed operating time is offered again the next
time the system is started.
12 | Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation
Press the Shortpress button for less than Display On, the Heating / Ventilation / Add-On
2 seconds. Unit Heating or Add-On Ventilation menu item is
Heater Off. displayed.
Press the Shortpress button for less than
2 seconds.
Please note!
Off 21 °C The temperature setpoint set before switching on the
heater or confirmed temperature setpoint and the
After the Heating Off the Start display appears. current remaining operating time (lower limit 10 min)
If the vehicle lighting is Off the display lighting goes are displayed as set values.
out after 10 seconds. The operating time and the temperature setpoint are
changed once.
Both set values must be confirmed.
60 min
60 min 21 °C
∞ 21 °C
14 | Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation
Set VENTILATION ON with Shortpress and if The operating time is changed permanently.
applicable set the operating time
Display On, the Start display appears.
Use the or button to select the ventila-
tion symbol in the Menu bar. 30 min 21 °C
Off 21 °C Off 21 °C
After the Ventilation Off display the Start display After the Ventilation Off display the Start display
appears. appears.
If the vehicle lighting is Off the display lighting goes If the vehicle lighting is Off the display lighting goes
out after 10 seconds. out after 10 seconds.
17:30 21 °C 17:30 21 °C
ADD-ON UNIT ON – e.g. activate the HEATING Set temperature setpoint – For air heaters
function for a 2nd heater only
Display On, the Start display appears. Use the or button to set the temperature
setpoint.
Use the or button to select the symbol
Temperature setpoint setting range:
in the Menu bar.
8 °C – 36 °C in 1 °C increments,
46 °F – 97 °F in 1 °F increments.
Off 21 °C 08:30
120 min 21 °C
Confirm the Add-On Unit menu item by pressing the
button.
Press the button to confirm the temperature
Use the or button to select the symbol. setpoint.
Please note!
The following settings or confirmations are absolutely 90min
necessary.
Press the button to confirm the operating time.
The operating time is changed permanently.
Heater On.
90 min
Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation | 17
Display for air heaters in continuous heating mode ADD-ON UNIT ON – e.g. activate the
(factory setting). VENTILATION function for a 2nd heater
Display On, the Start display appears.
Use the or button to select the symbol
in the Menu bar.
∞
Please note!
After switching on, “On” is displayed for 2 sec and
Off 21 °C
then the remaining operating time or for air Confirm the Add-On Unit menu item by pressing the
heaters. button.
During heating mode it is possible to switch to
another menu item. Under the Ventilation menu Use the or button to select the symbol.
item, check the operating time and if necessary
adjust.
If the symbol is not displayed the Add-On Unit
function is not activated or is not available for the
heater.
The add-on unit, e.g. a 2nd heater, can be operated Confirm the Ventilation function by pressing the
simultaneously with the 1st heater yet with a differ- button.
ent operating mode and with different values for the
temperature setpoint and the operating time. Please note!
The following setting or confirmation is absolutely
The changed operating time is offered again the next
necessary.
time the system is started.
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∞
Vehicle Heaters – Technical Documentation | 19
ADD-ON UNIT OFF with Longpress ADD-ON UNIT OFF with Shortpress
Press the Longpress button for longer than Display On, the Add-On Unit – Heating menu item
2 seconds is displayed.
Add-on unit Off. Press the Shortpress button for less than
2 seconds.
Add-on unit Off.
Off 21 °C
After the Add-On Unit Off display the Start display Off 21 °C
appears. If the vehicle lighting is Off the display
lighting goes out after 10 seconds. After the Add-On Unit Off display the Start display
appears. If the vehicle lighting is Off the display
lighting goes out after 10 seconds.
17:30 21 °C
17:30 21 °C
Please note!
With Add-On Unit Off with Longpress all active
functions are ended. Please note!
The following actions are possible during the Add-On The following actions are possible during the Add-On
Unit Off display: Unit Off display:
Use the or button to select a menu item. Use the or button to select a menu item.
Shortpress button, the Start display appears, Shortpress button, the Start display appears,
if the Shortpress button is pressed again, if the Shortpress button is pressed again,
Display Off. Display Off.
Shortpress button, the Heating submenu is Shortpress button, the Heating submenu is
displayed. displayed.
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Please note!
The ECO and HIGH heating levels are only effective
in conjunction with a programmed preset time.
The preset times are always departure times, even
if the operating time calculation is deactivated.
It is not possible to program more than 3 pre-
set times.
The max. operating time of 65 minutes for the
automatic operating time calculation is a factory
setting. This can be reduced to 15 minutes if nec-
essary by the installation workshop.
If the automatic operating time calculation function
is activated for water heaters, the operating time
for determining the time period is 60 min.
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1 2 3
2
Display, if a preselection is activated e.g. P2. Mi. 21 °C
06 : 30 60 min.
Please note!
If the symbol is marked with , a or several pro- 2
gram memories is/are already activated.
Activated program memories are marked in the dis- On Off
play with a .
2
Please note!
After editing the program, press the button to Mi.
return to the Program / Preselection menu item
or wail until Press the button to confirm the setting.
if the vehicle lighting is On the Program / Prese-
lection menu item is displayed, Setting the departure time / start time
if the vehicle lighting is Off the display lighting
Use the or button to set the hours.
goes out.
Do not press the button, as otherwise the “On”
setting switches to “Off” and vice versa.
2
06 : 00
Editing the program memory
Use the button to confirm the selected program Press the button to confirm the setting.
memory, e.g. P2. Use the or button to set the minutes.
Use the or button to select the symbol.
2
2
06 : 30
Off On
Press the button to confirm the setting.
Press the button to confirm the setting.
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Selecting the operating mode Select ECO heating level or HIGH heating level using
Use the or button to deselect the sym- the or button.
bol or the symbol.
2
2 ECO
2
2 HIGH
21 °C Please note!
In the case of water heaters with automatic operating
time calculation the operating time is limited to max.
Press the button to confirm the temperature
65 min. The operating time cannot be set.
setpoint.
For air heaters and preset mode the operating time is
Selecting the heating level limited to 120 min. Continuous heating mode is not
only for water heaters with automatic operating time possible.
calculation
2 Please note!
Mi. 21 °C The settings remain saved.
06 : 30 60 min. After editing the program, press the button to
return to the Program / Preselection menu item
or wail until
Please note!
if the vehicle lighting is On the Program / Prese-
After editing the program, press the button to
lection menu item is displayed,
return to the Program / Preselection menu item
if the vehicle lighting is Off the display lighting
or wail until
goes out.
if the vehicle lighting is On the Program / Prese-
lection menu item is displayed, Do not press the button, as otherwise the “On”
if the vehicle lighting is Off the display lighting setting switches to “Off” and vice versa.
goes out.
Do not press the button, as otherwise the “On”
Edit the program memory again
setting switches to “Off” and vice versa.
Use the or button to select the symbol.
2
Off On
Settings
Please note!
Setting the time Do not press the button, as otherwise Set the
Display On, the Start display appears. Time appears in the display again.
Use the or button to select the symbol After making the setting, press the button to
in the Menu bar. return to the Settings menu item or wail until
if the vehicle lighting is On the Settings menu
item is displayed,
if the vehicle lighting is Off the display lighting
Mo. 10:30 goes out.
06 : 00
Press the button to confirm the setting.
06 : 30
Press the button to confirm the setting.
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Mo.
Press the button to confirm the weekday.
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Please note!
Mo. 10:30 Do not press the button, as otherwise Set the
Time Format appears in the display again.
Confirm the Settings menu item by pressing the
After making the setting, press the button to
button.
return to the Settings menu item or wail until
if the vehicle lighting is On the Settings menu
item is displayed,
if the vehicle lighting is Off the display lighting
goes out.
12 h
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4 W h at to do if …?
Error
Error
18:30 °C
Please note!
If you are unable to remedy the error or fault, please
contact an authorised JE workshop or dial the follow-
ing service phone number.
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5 Se rvi c e
Hotline
If you have any technical questions, a problem with
the EasyStart Timer or the heater, dial the following
service phone number from within Germany:
Hotline: 0800 1234300
Fax hotline: 01805 262624
Outside of Germany, please contact the respective
Eberspächer national representative.
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