Claas DOMINATOR 68 S User manual

OPERATOR’S MANUAL
CLAAS
DOMINATOR 68 S

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Introduction
INTRODUCTION This operating manual on the CLAAS DOMINATOR
68 S combine is primarily intended to give the machine
operator information on setting, using and servicing
the combine.
Texts and pictures in this manual are general. Dif-
ferences are indicated by picture legends or by notes
in the text.
Operation and maintenance of important auxiliary
equipment is also covered in this manual. Please read
the instructions which apply to the appropriate auxiliary
equipment on your combine.
Provided you follow the advice on the care and
servicing of your machine, you will be rewarded with
reliable and long service from your combine harvester.
We recommend that you allow your authorized CLAAS
dealer to carry out the regular maintenance.
Omissions of parts of the maintenance schedule or
incorrect operation lead to a drop in performance and
cost valuable time. Through correct servicing and
operation, you can make full use of our sound
experience and of the latest technical knowledge in
combine harvesting with which your combine has been
designed and thereby ensure the reliability of your
combine harvester.
Apart from this operating manual, the following
manuals can also be ordered from your CLAAS dealer:
•Threshing Instructions for Special Crops.
•Fitting and Operating Instructions for Ancillary
Equipment.
CLAAS Service Department
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CONTENTS
1. Introduction
Introduction ............................................................................ 1.1.1
2. Contents
Contents ................................................................................ 2.1.1
3. General Information
Road traffic regulations .......................................................... 3.1.1
Registration ..................................................................... 3.1.1
Important note ........................................................................ 3.2.1
Identification plate / serial number ......................................... 3.3.1
Identification plate ............................................................ 3.3.2
Combine serial number ................................................... 3.3.2
Engine serial number ....................................................... 3.3.2
Cutterbar serial number ................................................... 3.3.4
Maize picker head ........................................................... 3.3.4
Maize picker head serial number ..................................... 3.3.4
Straw chopper ................................................................. 3.3.4
Cab .................................................................................. 3.3.5
Cutterbar trailer ................................................................ 3.3.5
4. Safety Rules
Safety Rules .......................................................................... 4.1.1
General Safety and Accident Prevention Regulations ..... 4.1.1
Intended use .................................................................... 4.1.1
Transporting passengers, co-driver,
operating personnel ......................................................... 4.1.2
Operation ......................................................................... 4.1.2
Leaving the combine harvester ....................................... 4.1.2
Front attachments (cutterbar, etc.) and
other components ............................................................ 4.1.2
Compressor-type air conditioning system ........................ 4.1.3
Maintenance .................................................................... 4.1.3
Basic rule ......................................................................... 4.1.3
Sound pressure level ....................................................... 4.1.3
Safety lock ....................................................................... 4.1.4
Fire extinguisher .............................................................. 4.1.4
Battery isolator switch ...................................................... 4.1.4
Straw guide apron ........................................................... 4.1.5
Wheel chock .................................................................... 4.1.5
Safety decals with pictorials ................................................... 4.2.1
5. Specifications
CLAAS DOMINATOR 68 S .................................................... 5.1.1
Cutterbar .......................................................................... 5.1.1
Threshing mechanism ..................................................... 5.1.1
Straw walkers .................................................................. 5.1.2
Cleaning fan .................................................................... 5.1.2
Grain tank ........................................................................ 5.1.2
Engines ............................................................................ 5.1.2
Tyres and tyre pressures ................................................. 5.1.3
Fuel tank .......................................................................... 5.1.3
Battery ............................................................................. 5.1.3
Ground drive .................................................................... 5.1.3
Traction wheel drive ........................................................ 5.1.3
Wheel bolt tightening torques .......................................... 5.1.4
Weights ........................................................................... 5.1.4
Dimensions of the combine ............................................. 5.1.5
Wheel track ..................................................................... 5.1.5
Width over tyres .............................................................. 5.1.5
Wheel base ..................................................................... 5.1.5
Ground clearance ............................................................ 5.1.5
Turning circle diameter to DIN 70020 ............................. 5.1.5
Transport position / working position ............................... 5.1.6
Front attachments - weights, dimension ......................... 5.1.7
Additional weights ........................................................... 5.1.7
Safety device ................................................................... 5.1.8
Slip clutch ........................................................................ 5.1.8
Reel ................................................................................. 5.1.8
Intake auger .................................................................... 5.1.8
Obere Schrägförderwelle ................................................ 5.1.8
Shear bol ......................................................................... 5.1.8
Sectional View of Machine .................................................... 5.2.1
Description and function .................................................. 5.2.2
Cutterbar ......................................................................... 5.2.2
Threshing mechanism ..................................................... 5.2.3
Straw walkers .................................................................. 5.2.3
Cleaning .......................................................................... 5.2.3
Disawning ........................................................................ 5.2.3
Considerations before combining .................................... 5.2.4
6. Prior to Operation
Perform the Following Steps Prior to Operation .................... 6.1.1
Operator's Platform ............................................................... 6.2.1
Cab .................................................................................. 6.2.2
Cab with fan .................................................................... 6.2.3
Cab with fan and compressor-type air conditioning ........ 6.2.3
Cab with fan and heater .................................................. 6.2.5
Malfunction, cause and remedy –
compressor-type air conditioning system ........................ 6.2.6
Steering column .............................................................. 6.2.7
Combined instrument gauge ........................................... 6.2.8
Adjusting the steering column ......................................... 6.2.8
Central electrics compartment ........................................ 6.2.8
Hydraulic control unit (lift hydraulic system) .................... 6.2.9
Instrument panel ............................................................. 6.2.9
Control levers ................................................................ 6.2.10
Swinging the grain tank unloading tube ........................ 6.2.10
Floatation gauge (cutterbar floatation springs) .............. 6.2.11
Cutterbar height indicator .............................................. 6.2.11
Sensor for cutterbar height indicator ............................. 6.2.11
Checking the returns ..................................................... 6.2.11
Operator's seat (standard version) ................................ 6.2.12
Operator's seat (option) ................................................. 6.2.12
Platform ladder .............................................................. 6.2.13
Functions monitor .......................................................... 6.2.13
Worklights ..................................................................... 6.2.14
Cab ................................................................................ 6.2.14
Sun roof ......................................................................... 6.2.15
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Driving the Combine .............................................................. 6.3.1
Cold weather starting aid ................................................. 6.3.1
Starting the engine ........................................................... 6.3.1
Power transmission ......................................................... 6.3.2
Gear selection and clutch ................................................ 6.3.2
Stopping the combine ...................................................... 6.3.3
Driving characteristics ...................................................... 6.3.4
Steering ........................................................................... 6.3.4
Brakes .............................................................................. 6.3.4
Foot brake ........................................................................ 6.3.4
Handbrake ....................................................................... 6.3.5
Stopping the engine ......................................................... 6.3.5
Rear axle adjustment (option) .......................................... 6.3.6
Towing ............................................................................. 6.3.6
7. Operation – Cutterbar
Attaching the Cutterbar .......................................................... 7.1.1
Adjusting the stripper angle ............................................. 7.1.1
Locking the cutterbar (up to Serial No. ...) ....................... 7.1.1
Locking the cutterbar (from Serial No. ...) ........................ 7.1.2
Levelling the cutterbar ..................................................... 7.1.2
Connecting the universal drive shaft ................................ 7.1.3
Connecting the hydraulic hoses ....................................... 7.1.3
Connecting the cable
(combine with electric reel speed adjustment) ................. 7.1.3
Installing the reel speed control cable
(combine with mechanical reel speed adjustment) .......... 7.1.3
Installing the stands ......................................................... 7.1.4
Adjustments to the cutterbar .................................................. 7.2.1
Crop dividers .................................................................... 7.2.1
Adjusting the crop dividers ............................................... 7.2.2
Special crop dividers (option) .......................................... 7.2.2
Crop lifters ....................................................................... 7.2.3
Transport bracket for crop lifters ...................................... 7.2.3
Knives .............................................................................. 7.2.4
Removing the knives ....................................................... 7.2.4
Installing the knives ......................................................... 7.2.4
Adjusting the height of the knives .................................... 7.2.4
Aligning the knife clips ..................................................... 7.2.5
Replacement knives ........................................................ 7.2.5
Cutterbar skids ................................................................. 7.2.5
Reel ................................................................................. 7.2.5
Reel tines ......................................................................... 7.2.6
Reel fore-and-aft adjustment (mechanical) ...................... 7.2.6
Reel fore-and-aft adjustment (hydraulic) ......................... 7.2.7
Reel variable speed drive ................................................ 7.2.8
Adjusting the reel speed .................................................. 7.2.8
Feed auger ...................................................................... 7.2.9
Adjusting the clearance to the bottom plate ..................... 7.2.9
Adjusting the position of the feeder fingers ...................... 7.2.9
Adjusting the stripper bars ............................................... 7.2.9
Replacing the knife blades in the field ........................... 7.2.10
8. Operation – Basic Machine
Feeder Housing ..................................................................... 8.1.1
Cutterbar reverse drive .................................................... 8.1.2
Checking and adjusting the cutterbar floatation springs .. 8.1.3
Cutterbar adjustment range ............................................. 8.1.4
Cutting height adjustment range ..................................... 8.1.4
Clearance height ............................................................. 8.1.4
Threshing mechanism ........................................................... 8.2.1
Stone trap ........................................................................ 8.2.1
Engaging the threshing mechanism ................................ 8.2.2
Disengaging the threshing mechanism ........................... 8.2.2
Adjusting the concave ..................................................... 8.2.2
Threshing drum ............................................................... 8.2.4
Cleaning the threshing parts ........................................... 8.2.5
Threshing drum variable speed drive .............................. 8.2.5
Threshing drum two-step variable speed drive
(Chain drive) .................................................................... 8.2.6
Unslugging the threshing drum ....................................... 8.2.6
Installing filler rasp bars – disawning ............................... 8.2.7
Combines with N 10 standard concave ........................... 8.2.7
Combines with multi-crop concave .................................. 8.2.8
Impeller .......................................................................... 8.2.10
Deflector curtain ............................................................ 8.2.10
Straw Walkers and Cleaning ................................................. 8.3.1
Straw walkers .................................................................. 8.3.1
Intensive separation system ............................................ 8.3.1
Cleaning the straw walkers ............................................. 8.3.2
Straw walker risers .......................................................... 8.3.3
Warning signal ................................................................. 8.3.4
Preparation floor .............................................................. 8.3.4
Sieve pan ........................................................................ 8.3.5
Cleaning fan .................................................................... 8.3.5
Adjusting the frogmouth sieves ....................................... 8.3.6
Upper sieve ..................................................................... 8.3.7
Lower sieve ..................................................................... 8.3.7
Changing the lower sieve ................................................ 8.3.7
Sidehill levelling (3D cleaning system) ............................ 8.3.8
Returns ............................................................................ 8.3.8
Combine performance monitor ........................................ 8.3.9
Adjusting the sensitivity of the sensors (sensor for
sieve pans, straw walkers up to Serial No. ...) .............. 8.3.11
Adjusting the sensitivity of the sensors
(sensor for straw walkers from Serial No. ...) ................ 8.3.12
Grain Delivery ........................................................................ 8.4.1
Augers and auger troughs ............................................... 8.4.1
Elevators ......................................................................... 8.4.1
Grain tank ........................................................................ 8.4.2
Grain tank unloading tube (hydraulic slewing) ................ 8.4.3
Swinging grain tank unloading tube in and out ................ 8.4.3
Engaging the grain tank unloading augers ...................... 8.4.3
Disengaging the grain tank unloading augers ................. 8.4.4
Safety feature .................................................................. 8.4.4
Adjusting unloading tube support .................................... 8.4.4
Cleaning flap on grain tank unloading tube ..................... 8.4.5
Shear bolt – grain tank unloading auger ......................... 8.4.5
Straw Chopper ....................................................................... 8.5.1
Before using the straw chopper for the first time,
check ............................................................................... 8.5.1
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Putting the straw chopper into operation ......................... 8.5.2
Adjusting the length of cut ............................................... 8.5.3
Taking the straw chopper out of operation
and changing over to windrowing .................................... 8.5.4
Sieve changing with straw chopper installed ................... 8.5.5
Switching off the function monitor .................................... 8.5.7
Chopper position for hitching the cutterbar trailer ............ 8.5.7
Sieve and Threshing Tables .................................................. 8.6.1
Sieve table ....................................................................... 8.6.1
Threshing table................................................................. 8.6.2
Problems, Cause and Remedy – Basic Machine ................... 8.7.1
Cutterbar .......................................................................... 8.7.1
Threshing mechanism ..................................................... 8.7.3
Straw walkers .................................................................. 8.7.4
Cleaning system .............................................................. 8.7.5
Sidehill levelling (3D cleaning system) ............................ 8.7.5
Returns ............................................................................ 8.7.6
Elevators .......................................................................... 8.7.6
Grain tank ........................................................................ 8.7.7
Grain losses ..................................................................... 8.7.8
9. Maintenance – Basic Machine, Cutterbar
Maintenance Schedules and Lubricants Charts .................... 9.2.1
Maintenance Schedules .................................................. 9.2.1
Lubricants Chart .............................................................. 9.2.3
Hydraulic System / Ground Drive ........................................... 9.3.1
Lift hydraulic system ........................................................ 9.3.1
Tension V-belt for pump drive ......................................... 9.3.1
Checking the oil level ....................................................... 9.3.1
Changing the hydraulic oil ............................................... 9.3.1
Cleaning the screen filter element ................................... 9.3.2
Replacing the paper filter element ................................... 9.3.2
Bleeding the reel cylinders .............................................. 9.3.3
Adjustment of ground drive clutch ................................... 9.3.3
Adjusting the short-circuit valve ....................................... 9.3.4
Foot brakes, brake fluid ................................................... 9.3.4
Gearboxes ............................................................................. 9.4.1
Transmission ................................................................... 9.4.1
Final drives ...................................................................... 9.4.1
Knife drive casing ............................................................ 9.4.2
Adjusting the gear shift mechanism ................................. 9.4.2
Drive Belts and Drive Chains ................................................. 9.5.1
Change the speed belt .................................................... 9.5.1
Drum variable speed belt ................................................. 9.5.1
Ground drive variable speed belt ..................................... 9.5.2
Fan variable speed belt ................................................... 9.5.3
Adjusting the ground travel drive ..................................... 9.5.5
Adjusting the threshing mechanism drive ........................ 9.5.7
Adjusting the cutterbar drive ............................................ 9.5.8
Adjusting the V-belt clutch of grain tank
unloading auger ............................................................... 9.5.9
Sieve pan drive belt diagram ......................................... 9.5.10
Straw walker drive ......................................................... 9.5.11
Tensioning the auger drive belts ................................... 9.5.11
Intensive separation system drive ................................. 9.5.11
Cutterbar ........................................................................ 9.5.12
Tensioning the drive chain to the
intermediate drive .......................................................... 9.5.12
Reel drive ...................................................................... 9.5.12
Knife drive ..................................................................... 9.5.12
Elevator Chains ..................................................................... 9.6.1
Tensioning the elevator chains ........................................ 9.6.1
Clean grain elevator ........................................................ 9.6.1
Returns elevator .............................................................. 9.6.1
Feeder Housing ..................................................................... 9.7.1
Lubricating the feeder housing mounting ........................ 9.7.1
Tensioning the feed rake feeder chains .......................... 9.7.1
Cab / Compressor-type Air Conditioning System .................. 9.8.1
Cab .................................................................................. 9.8.1
Cleaning the filters .......................................................... 9.8.1
Compressor-type air conditioning system ....................... 9.8.1
Preventive maintenance of the compressor-type air condi-
tioning system during prolonged shut-down .................... 9.8.2
Cleaning the evaporator .................................................. 9.8.2
Cleaning the condenser .................................................. 9.8.3
Checking the refrigerant level ......................................... 9.8.3
Replacing the filter-drier .................................................. 9.8.4
Maintenance work before the harvest ............................. 9.8.5
Fire extinguisher .............................................................. 9.8.5
Speeds .................................................................................. 9.9.1
Speed of the straw walker shaft ...................................... 9.9.1
Functions monitor ............................................................ 9.9.1
Straw Chopper .................................................................... 9.10.1
Changing the free-swinging knives ............................... 9.10.1
Adjusting the spring-loaded cylinder on
intermediate drive unit ................................................... 9.10.2
Winter Storage Instructions for Combines ........................... 9.11.1
10. Maintenance – Engine
Important Maintenance Instructions .................................... 10.1.1
Maintenance Schedule and Lubricants Chart ..................... 10.2.1
Maintenance chart ......................................................... 10.2.1
Lubricants chart ............................................................. 10.2.2
Maintenance – Engine ......................................................... 10.3.1
Overview of engines ...................................................... 10.3.1
Fuel system ................................................................... 10.3.3
Fuel tank ....................................................................... 10.3.4
Water trap/fuel pre-filter (option) ................................... 10.3.4
Fuel sediment bowl (not all engines) ............................. 10.3.5
Fuel pre-filter with electric fuel delivery pump ............... 10.3.5
Fuel filter ....................................................................... 10.3.6
Bleeding the fuel system
(fuel system with manual priming pump) ....................... 10.3.7
Bleeding a fuel system with electric fuel pump ............. 10.3.8
Cold weather starting aid
Perkins 6.3544/4.248 (not for all countries) .................. 10.3.9
Checking the engine oil level ........................................ 10.3.9
Engine oil change .......................................................... 10.3.9
Tensioning V-belts ...................................................... 10.3.12
Tensioning the alternator and fan drive belts .............. 10.3.12
Cooling System ................................................................... 10.4.1
Water drain plugs on the engine block .......................... 10.4.1
Radiator ......................................................................... 10.4.2
Coolant .......................................................................... 10.4.3
Overpressure ................................................................ 10.4.4
Coolant temperature ..................................................... 10.4.4
Warning signal .............................................................. 10.4.5
Radiator screen ............................................................. 10.4.5

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Cleaning rotor ................................................................ 10.4.6
Cleaning the radiator ..................................................... 10.4.6
Dry-type Air Cleaner ............................................................ 10.5.1
Warning device .............................................................. 10.5.1
Cleaning the air cleaner intake screen
(machines with dust extractor unit) ................................ 10.5.1
Cleaning the air cleaner ................................................. 10.5.1
Cleaning the dry-type air cleaner with
dust extractor unit .......................................................... 10.5.2
Removing the main air cleaner cartridge
(metal housing version) ................................................. 10.5.2
Installing the main air cleaner cartridge
(metal housing version) ................................................. 10.5.3
Dry-type air cleaner with safety filter cartridge
(metal housing version) ................................................. 10.5.4
Cleaning dry-type air cleaner with dust cup
(up to combine Serial No. ...) ......................................... 10.5.5
Cleaning dust cup (D) daily ............................................ 10.5.6
Removing the main air cleaner cartridge
(plastic housing version) ................................................ 10.5.7
Safety cartridge
(plastic housing version) ................................................ 10.5.8
Electrics ............................................................................... 10.6.1
Battery ........................................................................... 10.6.1
Alternator ....................................................................... 10.6.2
Engine Problems, Cause and Remedy ................................ 10.7.1
Engine Winter Storage ......................................................... 10.8.1
Engine preservation ....................................................... 10.8.1
Returning engine to service ........................................... 10.8.1
11. Lubrication Schedule
Lubricants and lubrication instructions.................................. 11.1.1
12. Index
Index .................................................................................... 12.1.1

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General Information

186 431.1 - BA DOMINATOR 68 S 3.1.1
General Information
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
NIn addition to his driving licence, the operator must
always carry the copy of the vehicle type approval
registration issued by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt
(Federal Motor Vehicle Executive), a warning
triangle and, on machines over 4 t permissible total
weight, at least one wheel chock on the combine.
When driving on public roads with the combine,
comply with all the requirements stated under letter
C in the copy of the vehicle type approval regis-
tration (§18 Section 5 StVZO) issued by the
Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (Federal Motor Vehicle
Executive).
On machines with exceptional width (width over
tyres), a vehicle type approval registration for
individual vehicles (single expert opinion) and an
special approval in accordance with §70, Section 1,
clauses 1 and 2 of the StVZO must be carried
instead of the General Operating Permit. Fur-
thermore, all the requirements stated in the vehicle
type approval registration for individual vehicles and
in the special approval must be observed. The issue
of a special approval differs from country to country.
The excess width must be marked in accordance
with the regulations for the marking of road vehicles
with excess width (two warning panels at the front
and back, protective bar, two warning lights for
yellow flashing (rotaflare) lights.
If any parts of the combine are subsequently
modified whose condition is prescribed or the
operation of which (after being modified) could
represent a hazard to other road users, then the
vehicle type approval registration shall no longer be
valid and application must be made for a new
vehicle type approval registration. In this case the
machine must be presented to the motor vehicle
safety inspection authority responsible (TÜV) in
order to obtain an expert opinion certificate
(§19 section 2 STVZO).
If you are in any doubt as to whether this situation
applies in your case, please contact us as manu-
facturers.
If a transport vehicle for attachments is towed
behind the combine then the cable for the lighting
system must be connected and the good condition
of the lighting system assured.
If the combine is equipped with a maize header or
folding cutterbar, the regulations and requirements
of the General Operating Permit must be observed,
in particular the requirements concerning ballast
weights and tyres.
Registration
As a self-propelled working machine with a
maximum speed of less than 20 kph the combine is
not subject to the normal registration regulations
and is not required to bear a registration plate. The
machine must, however, be clearly and indelibly
marked on the left-hand side with the christian name
and surname of the owner and his address.
The towing of trailers in the trailer hitch when driving
on public roads is not permitted.
Road traffic regulations may vary between
countries. In case of discrepancies between the
instructions provided by the manufacturer and the
traffic regulations of the relevant countries, the
traffic regulations of the countries concerned apply.
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IMPORTANT NOTE The instructions contained in this manual
should be carefully read and observed by all
persons who are concerned with the operation,
maintenance and inspection of this machine, in
order to prevent accidents. In particular read the
section »Safety Rules«.
The use of spare parts, accessories and
ancillary equipment which are not originally
manufactured by CLAAS and have not been
tested and approved by CLAAS can change
design characteristics of the CLAAS machine or
can detract from its functional performance,
with a possible adverse affect on the active and/
or passive operational safety of the machine
and its occupational safety standards (accident
prevention).
CLAAS are in no way liable for any damage or
personal injury caused as a result of the use of
other than original or approved CLAAS parts,
accessories and ancillary equipment.
Technical data, dimensions and weights are
given as an indication only. CLAAS reserve the
right to make changes subsequently as
technical developments continue. No respon-
sibility is accepted for errors or omissions.
Front, rear, right and left always refer to the
direction of travel.
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186 431.1 - BA DOMINATOR 68 S 3.3.1
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IDENTIFICATION PLATE / SERIAL NUMBER
A=Tyres
B = Authorised gross weight
C=Type
D = Identification No. (machine serial number)
E = Authorised front axle load
F = Year of manufacture
G = Rated capacity of engine (kW)
H = Authorised rear axle load
I = ECE engine designation
(Fig. 1)
1
27671
C D EFG
Poids total autorise en charge
CHARTRES le
RECEPTION des MINES
kw
Bauj.
hinten
u.
vorn
zul.Achslast
Gewicht
Zul.Ges.
vorn u.hinten
Bereifungen
Ident.Nr.:
33428 Harsewinkel, Made in Germany
CLAAS Selbstfahrende Erntemaschinen GmbH
Typ:
B
H
I
A
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When ordering spare parts and requesting technical
information, always specify the serial number of the
combine. When ordering spare parts and requesting
technical information on the engine, front attachments,
cutterbar and maize picker head, also quote the
respective serial numbers.
This is necessary to prevent incorrect spare parts
deliveries.
Identification plate
The identification plate is located on the right-hand
side of the operator's platform
(Fig. 2)
Combine serial number
The combine serial number is stamped on the
combine frame underneath the operator's platform on
the right-hand side of the machine.
(Fig. 3)
Engine serial number
MERCEDES OM 366
The identification plate with the engine serial number
is attached to the engine block between the oil filter
and the fuel injection pump.
(Fig. 4)
2
3
4