2006 2009 ALF Flashcards

1
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ENGINE

A

CAT C-13 Electronic Control

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HORSEPOWER

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525BHP @1800

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TORQUE

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1650 ft lbs @1800

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4
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CUBIC INCH

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763
12.5 LITERS

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ENGINE OPERATING RANGE RPM

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1200-2100

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OIL TOTAL
15-40

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42QT
38 QT

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Engine Oil Pressure Normal Operating Range

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10@IDLE
30-45 RATED

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Engine Coolant Temperature Normal Operating Range

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190º to 208º F Max. 219º F

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9
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MAX TEMP

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219

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Engine Fan Clutch Engagement

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208

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COOLANT SIZE
2006
2009

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10.7 GAL
43.6 qts

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TRANSMISSION

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Allison HD 4560P 5-Speed Automatic World Transmission

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TRANS TEMP

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160-200N (NORMAL)
140-220E (ELECTRONIC)
60-120C (COLD)

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TRANS QTS
2006
2009

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57
51

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15
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AIR CLEAN

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15@IDLE
25MAX

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16
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ALTERNATOR AMPS

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320

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17
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Apparatus Normal System Voltage Operating Range

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12.9-14.4

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18
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MDT DRAW

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7-8

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19
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POWER STEERING

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8 QTS
2 RES

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DRIVE AXEL
2006

2009

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23.6
90w-140 oil

23
90w-140 oil

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21
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CAB LIFT FLUID CAPACITY

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4 QTS
ATF (DEXRON II)

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22
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Air Brake System Normal Operating Range

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90-120

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AIR BRAKE WARNING

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65 WARNING
40 SPRING BRAKES POP OUT
PAST 65-75 WARNING LIGHT & BUZZER WILL TURN OFF

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24
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JAKE OR TELMA

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JAKE

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FUEL CAPACITY
65 GALLONS
26
AXLE HUB
2 QT 90w-140 oil
27
TIRE FRONT
385/65R 22.5 LOAD RATING J
28
TIRE REAR
12R 22.5 LOAD RATING J
29
TIRE TILLER
425/65R 22.5 LOAD RATING J
30
FRONT TIRE PSI
100
31
TIRE REAR PSI
95
32
TIRE TILLER PSI
115
33
GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating)
65,500
34
Apparatus Average Weight (Fully Loaded Including Personnel)
60,090
35
GAWR (Gross Axle Weight Rating) Front Axle
20,000
36
Apparatus Average Weight (Front Axle)
15,910
37
GAWR (Gross Axle Weight Rating) Rear Axle
24,000 lbs
38
Apparatus Average Weight (Rear Axle)
22,370 lbs.
39
This manual is divided into five sections
1) Introduction, 2) Driving & Controls, 3) Aerial Operation, 4) Maintenance & 5) Records
40
Three types of headings are used in this manual to attract your attention.
DANGER, CAUTION AND NOTES
41
American LaFrance-LTI is equipped with a computer controlled engine that controls?
transmission, ABS (anti-lock braking system) and electrical load management system.
42
Electronic Control Units. Each incorporates its own
individual program, diagnostic capabilities and safety features.
43
Complete diagnosis and repair of computer controlled apparatus systems can only be performed at ?
Supply and Maintenance Division.
44
Height (max.): Top of Tiller Cab 2006 2009
11’ 1 11’3”
45
Height: Top of Cab Roof
10’ 0”
46
Height: Cab Full Tilt Position
15’ 6”
47
Length: 2006 2009
55’ 2” 54’6”
48
Width (including mirrors)
9’ 5”
49
Apparatus Average Weight (Tiller Axle)
21,810 lbs.
50
Ground Jack Spread - Fully Deployed
14 Feet
51
Fast Idle
1500 – 1600 RPM
52
Emergency Power Unit (EPU) Pump
1.5 GPM @ 2000 PSI
53
ONAN Engine Oil Pressure
28 – 64 PSI @ normal operating temp.
54
Onan Engine Coolant Temperature
160º to 195º F
55
Onan output
7.5 kW
56
Onan DC Voltmeter
12.5 – 15 Volts
57
Hydraulic Oil Reservoir capacity
40 gallons
58
Hydraulic Pump Capacity
20 gpm
59
Hydraulic Maximum System Pressure
2800 PSI
60
Outrigger Relief Valve Setting
2000 PSI
61
Hoist Maximum Pressure
2800 PSI
62
Rotate Maximum Pressure
1500 PSI
63
Extend/Retract Maximum Pressure
2000 PSI
64
Lowering into Cradle Maximum Pressure
800 PSI
65
Ground Jack Deployed Light Activation Pressure
800 PSI
66
Aerial Ladder Elevation
-4º to +75º
67
Aerial Ladder Retracted
31.8
68
Aerial Ladder Extended
94 feet
69
Aerial Ladder elevated height
100 feet
70
Aerial Ladder sections
4
71
Steering Gear Box MANUFACTURE
TRW Model TAS 85 Integral Power Steering Gear Box
72
Power Steering Pumps MANUFACTURE
Vickers Model V20F-1D 9T-38D-6H-22-101 (Front Axle) V20,C11&C13 (Tiller Axle)
73
Front Axle MANUFACTURE
Rockwell FL 943 “Easy Steer”
74
Drive Axle Manufacturer
Rockwell RS23-180 Drive Axle, 5.38:1 Drive Ratio
75
Tiller Axle Manufacturer
Rockwell FL 941 “Easy Steer”
76
Disc Brakes Manufacturer
Rockwell Air Disc Brakes Front, Rear and Tiller Axles
77
Anti-Lock Brake System Manufacturer
Rockwell Wabco ABS
78
Air Brake System Control Components Manufacturer
Bendix
79
Engine Brake Manufacturer
Jacobs
80
Driveline U-Joints Manufacturer
Spicer 1810 Series
81
Alternator Manufacturer
Leece-Neville LN 4962PA 320 amp Pad Mount Alternator
82
Batteries Manufacturer
AC/Delco Group 31-900CT 12V Maintenance Free Batteries
83
Starter Motor Manufacturer
AC/Delco MT 42 Type 400 12V Starter Motor
84
Communications System Manufacturer
Sigtronics
85
Electrical Load Management System Manufacturer
Class One
86
Emergency Light System Manufacturer
Whelen
87
Front Wheels Manufacturer
ALCOA 22.5 x 12.25 Hub Piloted Polished Aluminum Front Wheels
88
Rear Wheels Manufacturer
ALCOA 22.5 x 8.25 Hub Piloted Polished Aluminum Rear Wheels
89
Tiller Wheels Manufacturer
ALCOA 22.5 x 12.25 Hub Piloted Polished Aluminum Tiller Wheels
90
A remote ___ switch/circuit breaker controls the power to the 800/UHF/VHF radios and MDC
on/off
91
the radio switch is located where?
in the radio compartment just behind the apparatus operator's seat.
92
This switch will cut power to?
both the radios and MDC if placed in the OFF position (black flag in the UP position)
93
Locks and unlocks tilt and telescoping adjustment function of the steering wheel.
Steering Wheel Tilt and Telescoping Control
94
Illuminates when the foot well light switch is activated. The lights illuminate both the driver & passenger areas.
Foot Well Light
95
Location where a computer is connected in order to diagnose the engine
Engine Diagnostic Plug
96
This switch enables the engine high idle feature and raises the engine rpm to approximately 1000-rpm.
High Idle Switch
97
Intermittent Wiper Control. Slide the control knob all the way ___ for the maximum delay between wipes.
down
98
With the knob all the way __, the wipers operate continuously at low speed.
up
99
If the wiper switch on the turn signal lever is toward the __ position, the wipers will operate at low speed, overriding the _____ feature
LO Intermittent delay
100
indicates engine speed in revolutions per minute (rpm).
Tachometer
101
Illuminates when oil pressure falls below 12 PSI or water temperature rises above 230º F
Low Oil Pressure/High Water Temp:
102
Illuminates when air pressure falls below 65-75 PSI
Brake System
103
Not active on this apparatus.
ATC:
104
Illuminates when there is a critical problem with the engine.
Engine Down
105
Illuminates when the cab latches are unlocked.
Cab Lock
106
Illuminates when approximately 1/8 tank of fuel remains
Low Fuel
107
Illuminates when there is water in the fuel.
Water in Fuel/Water Separator
108
measures the voltage across the battery terminals and gives an indication of the electrical condition of the batteries
Voltmeter
109
Illuminates when the coolant level or engine oil level drops below a value considered safe for normal operating conditions.
Engine Fluids
110
Illuminates when the alternator is not charging
Charging System Warning
111
Illuminates when there is a fault in the ABS system.
ABS
112
Not active on this apparatus
Retarder Active
113
Illuminates when there is a problem with the engine.
Check Engine
114
Illuminates when the air cleaner needs to be serviced
Air Cleaner Restriction
115
Illuminates when the transmission is overheating
Trans Temp
116
Illuminates when ignition is on and parking brake is set
Parking Brake
117
Indicates the air pressure in the rear axle brake circuit
Primary Air Reservoir Gauge
118
Indicates the air pressure in the front axle brake circuit
Secondary Air Reservoir Gauge
119
Indicates the amount of time the engine is running.
Engine Hour Meter
120
Provides 12 Volt access for electrical accessories equipped with proper adapter.
Auxiliary Power Ports
121
Transmission Shift Selector is a --
T-Handle
122
Indicates the amount of hours that the aerial has been operating
Aerial Hour meter
123
display vehicle speed, clock, ambient temperature, seat belt status, English/Metric units and event timers.
Officer information center (OIC)
124
tiller cab heater Low
2900 btu
125
tiller cab heater medium
4100 Btu
126
tiller cab heater high
6150 btu
127
when the tractor and trailer are approaching a jack knife position. The first buzzer goes off at __and the second goes off at __
65 80
128
tiller cab heater diesel fuel is checked and filled at __
tiller cab heater fuel tank
129
Bore size
5.12”
130
Stroke size
6.19”
131
The best fuel economy is delivered between ___ – ___
1200-1800
132
Even though the lever selector is in the D (Drive) position, the transmission will only shift up to ___gear.
4th
133
When all segments of the digital display are illuminated for more than ___seconds, the ECU did not complete initialization.
12
134
The transmission will not shift into range if a _____ code is active.
Check trans
135
When the display shows either R or D has been requested and the display is flashing, the requested range has not been achieved due to an
Inhibit function
136
What gear is automatically selected by the ECU at startuo
Neutral
137
If you leave the apparatus and the engine is running, the apparatus can move suddenly and you or others could be injured. If you must leave the engine running, do not leave the apparatus until you have completed the following procedures
1. Put the transmission in N (Neutral) 2. Apply the maxi-brakes and make sure they are properly engage 3. Chock the wheels.
138
Do not idle in R (Reverse) for more than __minutes. Extended idling in R (Reverse) may cause ____damage.
5 Transmission
139
Use this range when pulling through mud or whenever maximum traction is desired, when maneuvering in tight spaces, or while driving up or down steep grades
1st gear
140
First range provides the vehicle with its ____driving power and ___engine braking Effect
Maximum Maximum
141
Transmission range speed 1st gear @2100 rpm
14 mph
142
Transmission range speed 2nd gear @2100 rpm
26mph
143
Transmission range speed 3rd gear @2100 rpm
35 mph
144
Transmission range speed 4th gear @2100 rpm
50 mph
145
Transmission range speed 5th gear @2100 rpm
68 mph
146
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
147
Observe the oil pressure gauge immediately after starting the engine. A good indicator that all of the moving parts are getting lubrication is when the oil pressure gauge registers pressure (at least _psi) at idle speed.
10
148
If there is no oil pressure indicated within —to —seconds, stop the engine and check the lubricating system.
10-15
149
The pressure should not fall below __psi at __rpm (Caterpillar). Normal operating pressure should be higher. If pressure does not fall within these guidelines, stop the engine and investigate.
30 1800
150
The electronic foot pedal assembly was designed to communicate “___” of foot pedal travel to the engine’s electronic control module. The engine will respond accordingly to the driver’s demand.
Percentage
151
Try not to shut down the engine unless coolant temperature is ____F or less.
195
152
The apparatus is equipped with a ___circuit air brake (primary and secondary) system, ___ parking system and an ___ front axle parking brake system.
Dual Rear spring brake Auxiliary
153
The front axle and the rear axle brake circuits are each supplied air by ____ air reservoirs.
Separate
154
An air pressure gauge is located on the ___side of the dash monitor. This gauge indicates both front (secondary/__needle) and rear (primary/___ needle) air brake system pressure.
Right Red White
155
In the event air brake system pressure drops below approximately __psi a warning buzzer and light will come on.
65
156
As soon as system air pressure increases past __-___psi, the warning light and buzzer will shut-off.
65-75
157
The apparatus dual circuit air brake system has a quick buildup feature that allows the pressure to be built up in the ____ (primary) section first to enable release of the parking brakes before the pressure in the ___ (secondary) section is adequately charged. This feature is meant to allow the vehicle to be driven as soon as possible in the event of an ____ response.
Rear brake Front Emergency
158
In an emergency situation, operator discretion must be used as to the need to operate the apparatus when there is less than ___psi air pressure in both brake circuits.
90
159
Use extreme caution when operating the vehicle with either air brake section charged to less than __psi or property or personal injury could result.
60
160
automatically applies and releases the brakes during low traction or panic brake applications to prevent wheel lock-up.
Abs
161
The ABS system is integral to the air brake system and therefore cannot be ___or___
Turned off Overridden
162
After the battery voltage drops to a preselected setting (approximately ___volts), the engine throttle will be increased to compensate for the low voltage and electrical system loads.
12.8
163
An alarm sounds if a low- voltage condition (below __volts) develops, and the Officer’s Information Center displays a message that the Load Manager system is in control.
11.9
164
If the low-voltage condition continues (for approximately _minute), then the shedding of electrical loads will begin. Load shedding is ___.
1 Prioritized
165
A shed system (load) will not be recognized for __minutes or until the unshed voltage setting is maintained for __minute.
5 1
166
The fast idle system will be maintained for a minimum of __minutes and until a voltage reading of ___is achieved, even if any system shedding did not occur.
10 13.0
167
Electrical loads will turn on sequentially in priority order from _to _when their respective switch is activated (either by the ignition or the warning master) and the vehicle is operated in the mode selected for that output (response and/or scene).
1-8
168
Loads will sequence off in __order.
Reverse
169
In the event of electrical demand exceeding electrical supply, the first electrical load to be shed will be the ______
Air conditioning
170
This component will be turned off when electrical system voltage drops below __Volts.
12.8 (Ac shed Voltage is @12.7)
171
at minimum, when ALL electrical accessories are turned on and engine is running at idle (___-___rpm), the alternator will be unable to keep up with the electrical demands placed on it thereby causing the air conditioning to be turned off.
500-750rpm
172
When there is a heavy demand placed on the electrical system such as occurs when idling on scene, always engage the ____feature of the engine.
High idle
173
Even with the engine high idle engaged with all electrical accessories "ON", system voltage will vary between ___to ___Volts.
12.9-13.1
174
Power can also be supplied to the shoreline power receptacle through the on board _____ With the Onan running, simply turn on the circuit breaker, located in the____ compartment.
Oman generator Left side tractor
175
USED TO RELEASE THE CAB TILT RAM SAFETY LOCK
CAB SAFETY LOCK RELEASE CABLE
176
contains 200’ of electrical cord with two 20-amp receptacles
Cord Reel
177
The electrical panel consists of how many circuit breakers
12
178
The basic components of this are the water storage tank, the fire service scba cylinder to provide air pressure, aluminum diamond plate box that houses the regulator, hose and nozzle for application, as well as valves gauges and lights for system monitoring.
Air-Kwik System
179
The Air-Kwik System has a capacity of __ gallons of water
80
180
The Air-Kwik System Hose Tray Holds
100’ of 1” hose
181
Low Water Indicator Light Red light turns on when the tank has approximately ___gallons of water remaining.
25
182
Used to supply air pressure to water tank.
SCBA Cylinder
183
Water/Foam Solution Tank: Air-Kwik® has an ASME Certified water pressure tank rated at
200 psi working pressure with a capacity of 80 gallons
184
Air-Kwik System tank is constructed with ___for maximum corrosion resistance. The exterior is ____ to give a durable gloss red finish.
#304 stainless steel powder coated
185
Air-Kwik® is powered by a high pressure ____psi air cylinder to provide the water tank with the necessary pressure to discharge the solution.
2216-4500psi
186
In the Air-Kwik system When the cylinder valve is opened, air pressure will be immediately supplied to the___
water tank
187
Never put __ or any ___solution in the tank as it could damage the stainless steel.
chlorine or salt
188
The compressed air (2216-4500 psi) is reduced by an _____ to provide proper discharge pressure for the water tank operating pressure.
adjustable pressure regulator
189
In the Air-kwik system The cylinders are connected to the air delivery system by a___ and connector that directs pressure to the gauges, regulator and water tank.
Teflon lined Double braided stainless hose
190
In the Air-Kwik system how many cylinders needs to be opened for normal operation
one
191
In the Air-Kwik system For maximum pressure for the entire 80 gallons both air cylinders should be ___
turned on
192
In the Air Kwik System With the high-pressure air cylinder valve open, the water/foam solution tank is ____. The water/foam solution tank remains pressurized until the high pressure air cylinder valve is ___ and the air bleed valve is ___.
Fully Charged closed opened
193
In the Air Kwik System. The water tank remains ____ even after all the water has been expelled and the air cylinder valve has been turned off. The air must be released either by opening the air bleed valve or releasing the air through the ____
pressurized hose line
194
This gauge measures and indicates the air pressure in the high-pressure air cylinder. the gauge reads ___-___psi
HP Cylinder Gauge 0-5000 psi
195
This gauge measures the pressure in the water/foam tank. The gauge reads ___-___psi
Tank Pressure Gauge 0-300PSI
196
In the Air Kwik system. Always check that gauge reads zero (all pressure removed) prior to removing ____.
fill cap
197
This valve is normally kept closed. The lever has a safety lock collar that must be lifted to open or close the valve. This valve allows manual pressure relief from the water/foam tank.
Air Bleed Valve
198
Always ensure that high-pressure air bottle valve is ___ before bleeding water/foam tank or you will bleed the high-pressure bottle also.
Closed
199
Tank Fill Opening/Inlet in the air kwik system is a ___inlet allows tank refill and foam premix operations. This valve is to be kept __ tight.
1 1/2" hand
200
Part of the pre-check procedures for the Tank Fill Opening/Inlet should be to ensure that the ___located in the cap is in place and not worn or cracked. This cap must be ____ for the system to operate.
rubber gasket air tight
201
Regulator Control Knob for the air-kwik system is typically set for
150-175 psi (200 max)
202
In the air kwik system Switch is ON when the bottom portion of the switch (white dot) is___
depressed
203
In the air kwik system ___Switch must always be in __ position for the FULL light, LOW light, and LOW WATER warning horn to operate.
Alarm Shutoff Switch on
204
In the Air-kwik system the Alarm Shutoff Switch Switch should always be kept in the ON position except to silence horn when ___, or when vehicle is being driven with tank ____ (sloshing water will activate the low water warning horn).
refilling Partially full
205
In the Air-kwik system the __Used to connect 1” firefighting line from water tank.
1" discharge gate
206
In the Air-kwik system this tool is used to assist in removing fill cap if necessary, keep hand tight.
Folding spanner
207
In the Air-kwik system the ___ is a 1-1/2” Opening for adding water concentrate. Keep hand tight.
fill cap
208
In the Air-kwik system Hose and air muffler are used to avoid getting water in compartment during refilling.
Quick Connect
209
In the Air-kwik system the full tank light is a __ color and will light when the water/foam tank is full and the "___" button is pushed
green "push to check"
210
In the Air-kwik system The low water tank warning horn will also sound, but only for the first __ to __ seconds. The red warning light will continue to stay on until the tank is ___ or the gauge shutoff switch is turned___
3 to 5 refilled off
211
Air-Kwik System – Daily Check 1. ___ Depress full light indicator switch, or manually inspect by removing fill cap to ensure that tank is full.
water tank full
212
Air-Kwik System – Daily Check 2___ Keep hand tight
fill Cap
213
Air-Kwik System – Daily Check 3___ (Keep CLOSED). The air bleed valve must be closed for the system to operate. Verify air bleed valve is fully closed with handle in locked position over the fill cap. The handle over the fill cap when in the closed position is to prevent the removal of the Fill Cap before releasing the pressure. Always lift locking collar located at base of handle before attempting to open or close valve
BLEED AIR VALVE
214
Air-Kwik System – Daily Check 4___ Verify air supply cylinders are fully charged, connected to supply hose, and properly secured with strap. When changing air cylinders, always check for the “0” ring at the base of fill connector stem.
AIR CYLINDERS
215
Air-Kwik System – Daily Check 5___ Confirm __ is set to desired pressure by momentarily turning on air cylinder. Once it is determined that the regulator is properly set, turn off air cylinder and bleed off air pressure (unless you intend on using system within a few hours). Verify all hose connections are tight and inspect hose for any signs of wear, damage, or deterioration.
REGULATOR
216
Air-Kwik System – Daily Check 6___ Verify the hose is in good condition, properly stowed, and that the nozzle is in the “OFF” position.
FIRE HOSE & NOZZLE
217
Air-Kwik System – Daily Check 7___ – Open each air cylinder one at a time for a few seconds and listen for any air leaks. Shut off air cylinder and bleed off air pressure.
AIR TEST
218
Air-Kwik System – Filling 1. CLOSE AIR SUPPLY
Close air cylinder valves.
219
Air-Kwik System – Filling 2. OPEN AIR BLEED VALVE
Connect the quick connect air bleed hose and secure end of hose with air muffler make sure tank is bled and no more pressure before removing cap
220
Air-Kwik System – Filling 3. ADD WATER
Fill directly through the 2-1/2” fill opening.
221
Air-Kwik System – Filling 4. REPLACE FILL CAP AND CLOSE BLEED AIR VALVE
Immediately after filling tank, replace fill cap and fully close bleed air valve with handle in locked position over fill cap.
222
Air-Kwik System – Filling 5. REPLACE AIR CYLINDER
Recharge or exchange air cylinders after every use
223
Air-Kwik System – Filling 6. TEST FOR LEAKS
After the air cylinder is reconnected, open the air valve and inspect for leaks. Close cylinder valve.
224
Air-Kwik System – Filling 7. READY FOR USE CHECK
Follow Daily Check procedure
225
The Winch Lifting system utilizes a manually operated winch mounted at the ________________ step area along with a Rope Roller assembly mounted at the ______ ____, which when used together, permits loads to be raised with relative ease and safety.
Turntable Ladder tip
226
Winch lifting system The old must never exceed the __________ _________ for any given position
Ladder capacity
227
The winch is a multi-speed model providing high torque – slow speed (________) lifting for heavy loads or low torque - higher speed ____________) lifting for lighter loads.
Clockwise Counterclockwise
228
Storage of the Winch Handle is also provided on the ____ side of the winch tube mount.
Left
229
Wrap rope around the mechanical winch in a ________ direction when looking down on the unit from the top. An _____ has been cut into the winch mounting plate to clearly identify the proper path of the rope.
Clockwise Arrow
230
Wrap the rope __ to __ times around the drum starting at the bottom, working it up until it reaches the winch’s upper arm.
4-5
231
Winch lifting system The ______arm and ______-_______ groove automatically maintain the proper tension on the rope.
Stripper arm Self-tailing groove
232
Winch lifting system Danger The _________ function should not be used to reposition a load because of the potential to exceed the load limitation of the aerial.
Extension function
233
Winch lifting system Always utilize additional personnel and a _____ ______ to steady load during lifting and lowering procedures.
Guy rope
234
Winch lifting system : lowering Pulling the rope in the direction of the _____will remove slack from the line
Arrow
235
To raise cab Hold the switch on the cab remote tilt control in the RAISE position to lift the cab. (Releasing pressure on the switch will stop the cab from lifting). 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.
Clockwise
236
Raise cab Continue holding the switch in the RAISE position until the cab has reached the full tilt position (approximately __ degrees).
50 degrees
237
To lower cab Continue holding 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.
5
238
Raise cab manual procedure Insert the pump handle in the tube at the hydraulic pump located on the rear side of the _______ compartment. (The pump handle is located behind the ______ ______).
Tractor compartment Drivers seat
239
Brakes 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 ______ _______ of the shoe.
1/4 Steel backing plate
240
Brakes When the pads are new, the floating pin will be exposed approximately ___”to __”. When the pin is sticking out ____”, the pads are worn to replacement condition. Call the shops once the floating pin is sticking out ___” or less.
3/4 to 1 1/4 1/4
241
Brakes To manually release the spring brake chamber, unscrew (turn counter- clockwise) the ___” diameter bolt located at the end of the spring brake chamber utilizing a ___” box end wrench or socket assembly.
1/2’’ 3/4’’
242
Brakes If possible and there is enough air in the system, release the spring brakes by pushing in on the________ _________ _______ before attempting to "cage" the brakes. This will supply air to the spring brakes thus compressing the internal spring making the caging process much easier.
Yellow brake knob
243
Brakes Danger Never attempt to disassemble a spring brake chamber as the release of a powerful spring could result in severe personal injury or death. Qualified _______ personnel should only perform this procedure.
Shop personnel