TS-35 9033-20Y

Rev. 03/25.11.13
Value in motion
FIRE INSTRUCTIONS
Regeneration Tell-Tales
1 An illuminated DPF lamp indicates that the aftertreatment diesel particulate
Driver Duties
1. Before starting a journey, the driver must check:
• The tire pressure (visual check on a daily basis - test tires
on a weekly basis).
• No liquids are leaking on pavement (visual check).
Ensure that no oil exits from the muffler and that you see
no excessive blue smoke (turbocharger oil consumption).
• The proper functioning of the preheating systems (engine
and interior).
• The exhaust system components are free from debris.
2. When operating a vehicle, the driver needs to:
• Check the coolant temperature gauge.
• Avoid any overheating.
Stop any overheating if the engine, brakes or retarder
become overheated/or when sensing unusual odours or
smoke, or if noticing smoke visually.
• Park in a safe and clean area.
• Avoid overloading because it increases all temperatures!
• Record in the daily operation report malfunction(s) with
mileages and time.
• Check the ABS warning light.
• Check the proper functioning of the retarder (hydraulic or
electric).
3. After completing a journey, the driver needs to:
• Inform the technician / next driver of a disfunction.
• Hand over to the technician or fleet manager the daily
operation report (copy).
• Make a visual check of the engine compartment and surrounding equipments of the vehicle and inform the technician of any problem.
4. When returning a coach:
• Park the vehicle with the main battery switched off (if
applicable). This will disconnect the batteries from the
alternator, eliminating a risk of fire due to an internal
electrical failure.
How to Start the Engine
Before you start the engine, please be sure that the ‘Park
Brake’ is engaged and transmission is in
‘Neutral’ position.
Actions to Be Taken In The
Event Of a Fire
1. (Try to) park the vehicle in a safe area.
2. Apply the parking brake.
3. Inform passengers to move a safe distance away from the
vehicle.
2 If a regeneration is not performed in a timely manner after the DPF
4. Open door in order to let passengers get out fast.
5. Stop engine / isolate the battery by deactivating the isola-
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ting switch. Switch off the air-conditioning / heating.
7. Inform the appropriate emergency services, giving as much
information about the incident or accident and passengers
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lamp indicates that the aftertreatment DPF needs regeneration immediately.
Engine power will be reduced automatically.
When these lamps are illuminated, a Manual regeneration is required.
4 If a manual regeneration is not performed, the red Stop Engine Lamp will
involved as possible.
8. Where appropriate and safe to do so, use the fire extinguishers to put out fires / do not open the engine compartments if
Lamp is illuminated, the DPF Lamp will begin to flash. This indicates a
higher level of PM in the DPF. In addition, engine power may be reduced
automatically.
3 A flashing DPF lamp combined with an illuminated WARNING or CHECK ENGINE
6. Identify the source of the fire.
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illuminate. As soon as it is safe to do so, the vehicle should be stopped . It should
then be taken to an authorized Temsa/Cummins location for repair.
fire occurs.
9. Put on warning vest and place the self-standing warning
signs as appropriate / Secure the incident area.
10. Make sure that passengers are at a safe distance from
vehicle.
11. Move away from the vicinity of the accident or emergency,
advise other persons to move away and follow the advice of
the emergency services.
12. Report to company management about the incident.
How to Check the Automatic
Fire Extinguisher System
Turn the “Ignition” sw on by
pressing up twice.
Turn the “Aisle Light” on.
Stamp
Push the “Engine Start” button.
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filter needs to be regenerated at the next changing opportunity. This can be
accomplished by:
- Ensure that the DPF Regen Switch is not in the Disable position.
- Perfom a DPF regenation by one the following methods ;
a. Change to a more challengig duty cycle - such as higway driving - for at
least 50 minutes to
increase exhaust temperatures.
b. Perform a manual regenetion.
Make sure that, Automatic Fire Extinguisher system
pressure gauges are in the green area.
Manual Regeneration
To perform a manual regeneration, follow the steps listed:
• Select an appropriate location to park the vehicle (such as
clean concrete or gravel, not grass or asphalt)
• Park the vehicle away from anything that can burn, melt or
explode.
• Park the vehicle securely. Place the transmission in park, if
provided, otherwise in neutral. Set wheel chocks at front and
rear of at least one tire.
• Keep a fire extinguisher nearby
Check the exhaust system surfaces. Confirm that nothing is on
or near the exhaust system surfaces (such as tools, rags,
grease, or debris).
• Verify the following conditions are met in the vehicle:
- The clutch pedal is released.
- The brake pedal is released.
- The transmission is in neutral or park.
- The vehicle speed is 0 MPH.
- The throttle pedal is released.
• Initiate the Manual regeneration by pressing and holding the
DPF Regen Force switch min 6 seconds which is mounted above the DPF tank located at the rear right second side lid.
- Once the manual regeneration is initiated, the engine speed
will increase, and turbocharger noise will increase.
- The High Exhaust System Temperature Lamp may illuminate
during the manual regeneration as the exhaust temperatures
increase.
- When the engine ECM detects that the aftertreatment diesel
particulate filter has been regenerated, the engine will automatically return to normal idle speed.
Monitor the vehicle and surrounding area during the manual regeneration. If any unsafe condition occurs, shut off the
engine immediately.
Service Numbers
CUMMINS SERVICE
800-343-7357 (mon-fri, 7am-7pm)
Except this hours and on weekends
customers can only leave a voice message. In an emergency, customer may
contact with a local Cummins distributor or Temsa
Temsa/CH Bus Sales
24/7 Customer Assitance
877-85-TEMSA
This brochure provides a quick guide to some important operating features and safety issues. It is not intended to replace the User Manual or Service Manual,
where a more complete description of operating and
safety issues for this vehicle can be found. For additional information operators can contact the engine manufacturer (Cummins) or Temsa at the phone numbers
indicated in this brochure
Quick Guide
TS 35
9033-20Y
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LEFT CONTROL PANEL
RIGHT CONTROL PANEL
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3
2
4
5
2
3
4
5
LATERAL CONTROL PANEL
INSTRUMENT PANEL
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1
6
7
9
10 11
12 13 14
15 16
7
8
10
18
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5
17
9
8
4
6
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1. Aisle Light Switch
2. Driver’s Reading Lamp
3. Interior Light Switch
4. Passengers’ Reading Lamp Switch
5. Night Lamp Switch
6. Luggage Lamp Switch
7. Front Door Switch
8. Side Lights
9. Hazard Warning Flasher Switch
10. Air Conditioner Control Panel
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2
3
4
5
8
6
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7
10
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5
3
2
1. Emergency Stop Switch
2. Ignition On/Off Switch
3. Central Lock Switch
4. Blind Left Switch
5. Blind Right Switch
6. Steering control Switch
7. Engine start Switch
8. ASR Deactivation Switch
9. Kneeling Switch
10. Cruise control Switch
11. Cruise control setting Switch
12. Dimmer Switch
13. Low Beam Switch
14. Front Fog Lamp Push Button
15. Engine brake Switch
16. Engine brake level Switch
17. Transmission Control Panel
18. 12 volt
3
2
1. 12 V Power Source
2. Parking Brake Valve
3. Cup Holder
4. Glove Box
5. Mirror control
6. Mirror heating Switch
6
2
4
1. Speedometer
2. Fuel Indicator
3. Display
4. Menu Selection Buttons
5. Engine Tachometer
6. Temperature Indicator
1. DPF Regen Enable Switch
2. DPF Regen Force Switch
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1
2
1. Front Door On/Off Button
(Push & hold the buton gently for 2 seconds
11
1. Restroom Emergency Situation Switch
1
2
to open the door )
5
1. Main Battery Cut-Off Switch
2. Locking Lever
12
1. Driver’s Fresh Air Button
2. Driver’s Fan Switch
3. Adjust Air Blow Direction
4. Driver’s Air Temperature Switch
5. A/C Button
6. Preheater Button
7. Preheater Timer
8. Reheat Button
9. Fan Speed Button
10. Temperature Button
11. Recirculating Air Button
12. Adjust Value
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4
1. Lower Lumbar Support Adj.
2. Upper Lumbar Support Adj.
3. Height Adjustment
4. Verital Shock Absorber Adj.
5. Quick Release
Menu Selection Buttons
Use menu selection buttons to navigate
between corresponding screen pages. All
screen pages are displayed for only three
seconds. Main menu page is displayed
after three seconds.
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2
3
4
1. Illumination Light Switch
2. Emergency Stop Switch
3. Engine Start Switch
4. Ignition Switch
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1. Lavatory Waste Discharge Valve
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