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Course Length: 5 x 8-hour days or 4 x 10-hour days
Target Audience: Heavy Equipment Technician
This 6020B Machine Service Training course is designed to prepare participants to diagnose problems quickly and accurately, to test and properly adjust components, and to demonstrate knowledge of the methods and strategies used in all the major systems of the 6020B Hydraulic Shovel.
Note: The customer must supply a machine for the practical portion of this class.
PPE Required
Participants must provide their own safety glasses, steel-toed footwear, gloves, hard hat, hearing protection, and coveralls with Hi-Visibility Markings
None.
After course completion the participant will have the ability to
• Identifying the various safety hazards associated with a gen set package.
• Recognize the major components of the generator and how it operates.
• Locate the main service and inspection points of the gen set.
• Identify the various accessories and their operation within the gen set package.
• Knowledge of the specifications of the engine.
• Identifying the functions of the engine systems.
• Identifying the inspection and maintenance intervals as recommended by the Caterpillar O & MM. Weekly, monthly and annual inspections.
• Understanding the operation and maintenance of the Tier 4 exhaust emissions system. (if equipped)
• Identifying the layout of the EMCP Gen Set Controller (GSC).
• Knowing the functions and the operation of the gen set controller.
• Understanding the operation menus in the controller.
• Knowing how to navigate through the menus.
• Identifying diagnostic and event codes.
• Demonstrate how to troubleshoot analog sensors circuits.
• Understand the input/output functions of the Electronic Control Modules.
• Understanding the proper procedure for resetting alarms.
• Identifying the operation and protections of the Voltage Regulator.
• Knowing the functions of external modules.
• Performing a practical walk-around inspection of the generator.
• Locating the physical layout of components as reviewed during the classroom portion of the training.
• Performing a manual start/stop of the unit. (Only if permissible by operations).
• Demonstrating how to navigate through the menus of the GSC as explained during the classroom session.
