Escorts Emcbs Om Manual
Escorts Emcbs Om Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 ABBREVIATIONS..............................................................................................................................................................10
2 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................................11
2.1 PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION.................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.2 ADVANTAGES OF EMCBS ...................................................................................................................................................... 11
3 EMCBS SYSTEM OVERVIEW ..........................................................................................................................................12
3.1 MAJOR PARTS OF EMCBS...................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.1.1 PNEUMATIC PANEL consists of following....................................................................................................................... 12
4 BRAKE CONTROL UNIT (BCU) .......................................................................................................................................13
4.1 BP MODULE ............................................................................................................................................................................. 13
4.1.1 BP CHARGING (NORMAL) .............................................................................................................................................. 13
4.1.2 BP CHARGING (QUICK).................................................................................................................................................. 13
4.1.3 AIR FLOW INDICATOR ................................................................................................................................................... 13
4.1.4 BP LEAKAGE TEST (SELF TEST) .................................................................................................................................. 14
4.2 INDEPENDENT MODULE ........................................................................................................................................................ 14
4.2.1 BC GENERATION ............................................................................................................................................................ 14
4.2.2 DBP GENERATION ......................................................................................................................................................... 14
4.2.3 BC GENERATION IN LEAD LOCO (NO POWER) .......................................................................................................... 14
4.2.4 BC GENERATION BY DBP IN TRAIL LOCO (WITH POWER) ....................................................................................... 14
4.2.5 BC GENERATION BY DBP IN TRAIL LOCO (NO POWER) ........................................................................................... 14
4.2.6 BAIL OFF.......................................................................................................................................................................... 14
4.3 LEAD & TRAIL MODULE........................................................................................................................................................... 14
4.4 AUTOMATIC & EMERGENCY MODULE .................................................................................................................................. 14
4.4.1 EMERGENCY BRAKING ................................................................................................................................................. 14
4.4.2 DEAD ENGINE FEATURE ............................................................................................................................................... 14
4.4.3 BP GENERATION (REDUNDANCY MODE) ................................................................................................................... 15
4.5 MR1 FILTER.............................................................................................................................................................................. 15
4.6 DISTRIBUTOR VALVE (DV) ..................................................................................................................................................... 15
4.7 BKP-BPC ISOLATING COCK ................................................................................................................................................... 15
4.8 BP FILTER ................................................................................................................................................................................ 15
4.9 MR2 FILTER.............................................................................................................................................................................. 15
4.10 MREP FILTER ........................................................................................................................................................................... 15
4.11 BCEP FILTER ........................................................................................................................................................................... 15
5 AUXILIARY CONTROL UNIT (ACU) .................................................................................................................................16
5.1 PANTOGRAPH MODULE ......................................................................................................................................................... 16
5.2 SANDING MODULE .................................................................................................................................................................. 16
5.3 PARKING BRAKE MODULE ..................................................................................................................................................... 16
5.4 UNLOADER MODULE .............................................................................................................................................................. 16
5.5 EMERGENCY MODULE ........................................................................................................................................................... 16
5.6 FEED PIPE MODULE................................................................................................................................................................ 17
5.7 DUPLEX CHECK VALVE .......................................................................................................................................................... 17
5.8 TC-FC MODULE ....................................................................................................................................................................... 17
5.9 PRESSURE SWITCHES ........................................................................................................................................................... 17
5.9.1 PRESSURE SWITCHES PROVIDED IN AUX PANEL .................................................................................................... 17
5.10 REGENERATIVE BRAKE ......................................................................................................................................................... 17
5.11 BRAKE BLENDING ................................................................................................................................................................... 17
21.46 REPAIR KIT FOR COMPRESSOR CHECK VALVE 1-1/4” (1J106010748) ............................................................................ 100
21.47 UNLOADER EXHAUST VALVE 1" .......................................................................................................................................... 101
21.48 PART LIST FOR UNLOADER EXHAUST VALVE 1"- 1J102060014 (REF. FIG. NO. 57) ........................................................... 102
21.49 REPAIR KIT FOR UNLOADER EXHAUST VALVE 1” (1J106010749) .................................................................................... 103
21.50 DOUBLE CHECK VALVE, ¾” .................................................................................................................................................. 103
21.51 PART LIST FOR DOUBLE CHECK VALVE, ¾”- 4EB11496 (REF. FIG. NO. 58) ....................................................................... 103
21.52 REPAIR KIT FOR DOUBLE CHECK VALVE, ¾” (1J106010750) ............................................................................................ 104
21.53 CHECK VALVE, 1-1/4” (WITH REDUCER ¾”) ........................................................................................................................ 104
21.54 CHECK VALVE, 1-1/4” (WITH REDUCER ¾”)- 1J106010639 (REF. FIG. NO. 59) .................................................................... 105
21.55 REPAIR KIT FOR CHECK VALVE, 1-1/4” (WITH REDUCER ¾”) (1J106010751) .................................................................. 105
21.56 EMERGENCY EXHAUST VALVE 1-1/4" ................................................................................................................................. 106
21.57 PART LIST FOR EMERGENCY EXHAUST VALVE 1-1/4"-- 1J106010472 (REF. FIG. NO. 60) ................................................ 107
21.58 REPAIR KIT FOR EMERGENCY EXHAUST VALVE 1-1/4” (1J106010752) ........................................................................... 107
21.59 2 WAY HORN VALVE.............................................................................................................................................................. 108
21.60 PART LIST FOR 2 WAY HORN VALVE- 1J102060012 (REF. FIG. NO. 61) .............................................................................. 109
21.61 REPAIR KIT FOR 2 WAY HORN VALVE (1J106010753) ........................................................................................................ 109
21.62 DRIVER’S BACK UP VALVE ................................................................................................................................................... 110
21.63 PART LIST FOR DRIVER’S BACK UP VALVE- 2EB 9038 (REF. FIG. NO. 62).......................................................................... 111
21.64 REPAIR KIT FOR DRIVER’S BACK UP VALVE (1J106010754) ............................................................................................. 112
21.65 BP MODULE ASSEMBLY ....................................................................................................................................................... 113
21.66 PART LIST FOR BP MODULE ASSEMBLY- 2EB9768 ( REF. FIG NO. 63) ............................................................................... 114
21.67 REPAIR KIT FOR BP MODULE ASSEMBLY (1J106010762) ................................................................................................. 115
21.68 BP MODULE SOLENOID VALVE NAME PLATE ORIENTATION ........................................................................................... 115
21.69 IND MODULE ASSEMBLY ...................................................................................................................................................... 116
21.70 PART LIST FOR IND MODULE ASSEMBLY- 2EB9667 ( REF. FIG NO. 64).............................................................................. 117
21.71 REPAIR KIT FOR IND MODULE ASSEMBLY (1J106010763) ................................................................................................ 118
21.72 IND MODULE SOLENOID VALVE NAME PLATE ORIENTATION ......................................................................................... 118
21.73 L&T MODULE ASSEMBLY ..................................................................................................................................................... 119
21.74 PART LIST FOR L&T MODULE ASSEMBLY- 2EB9683 ( REF. FIG NO. 65) ............................................................................. 120
21.75 REPAIR KIT FOR L&T MODULE ASSEMBLY (1J106010764) ............................................................................................... 121
21.76 L&T MODULE SOLENOID VALVE NAME PLATE ORIENTATION ........................................................................................ 121
21.77 A&E MODULE ASSEMBLY ..................................................................................................................................................... 122
21.78 PART LIST FOR A&E MODULE ASSEMBLY- 2EB9703 ( REF. FIG NO. 66)............................................................................. 123
21.79 REPAIR KIT FOR A&E MODULE ASSEMBLY (1J106010765) ............................................................................................... 124
21.80 A&E MODULE SOLENOID VALVE NAME PLATE ORIENTATION ........................................................................................ 124
21.81 NC VALVE ASSEMBLY........................................................................................................................................................... 125
21.82 PART LIST FOR NC VALVE ASSEMBLY- 1J106010410 (REFER FIG. NO. 67)........................................................................ 125
21.83 REPAIR KIT FOR NC VALVE ASSEMBLY (1J106010769) ..................................................................................................... 126
21.84 NO VALVE ASSEMBLY .......................................................................................................................................................... 127
21.85 PART LIST FOR NO VALVE ASSEMBLY- 3EB10975 (REFER FIG. NO. 68) ............................................................................ 127
21.86 REPAIR KIT FOR NO VALVE ASSEMBLY (1J106010768) .................................................................................................... 128
21.87 3/2 VALVE ASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................................................................... 129
21.88 PART LIST FOR 3/2 VALVE ASSEMBLY - 1J106010320 (REFER FIG. NO. 69) ....................................................................... 130
21.89 REPAIR KIT FOR 3/2 VALVE ASSEMBLY (1J106010780) ..................................................................................................... 130
21.90 DEAD ENGINE COCK ASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................................................ 131
21.91 PART LIST FOR DEAD ENGINE COCK ASSEMBLY - 3EB9729 (REFER FIG. NO. 70)............................................................ 132
21.92 REPAIR KIT FOR DEAD ENGINE COCK ASSEMBLY (1J106010779) .................................................................................. 133
21.93 TEST INSTANCE .................................................................................................................................................................... 134
21.94 ON-LOCOMOTIVE SYSTEM TEST ........................................................................................................................................ 134
21.94.1 GENERAL INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................... 134
21.94.2 TEST FORMAT FOR 3-PHASE ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE (WAG9/WAP7/WAP5) ............................................. 134
MAINTENANCE AND OVERHAULING SCHEDULE FOR M/S. ESCORTS MAKE EMCBS .................................................142
TABLE OF FIGURES
1 ABBREVIATIONS
S. No. ABBREVIATION NAME
1 BC BRAKE CYLINDER
2 BCC BRAKE CYLINDER CONTROL
3 DBP DIRECT BRAKE PIPE
4 BCEPS BRAKE CYLINDER EQUALIZING PRESSURE SENSOR
5 BCS BRAKE CYLINDER SENSOR
6 BKP_BPC BACK UP BRAKE PIPE CONTROL
7 BL BAIL OFF
8 BOS BAIL OFF SENSOR
9 BP BRAKE PIPE
10 BPC BRAKE PIPE CONTROL
11 BPS BRAKE PIPE SENSOR
12 CV CONTROL VALVE
13 DCV DOUBLE CHECK VALVE
14 DE DEAD ENGINE
15 DV DISTRIBUTOR VALVE
16 EM EMERGENCY
17 FL FLOW CONTROL
18 FLS FLOW SENSOR
19 FLTR FILTER
20 FP FEED PIPE
21 MR MAIN RESERVOIR
22 MREPS MAIN RESERVOIR EQUALIZING PIPE SENSOR
23 MRS MAIN RESERVOIR SENSOR
24 NRV NON-RETURN VALVE
25 PS PARKING BRAKE
26 PRV PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE
27 PV PNEUMATIC VALVE
28 QC QUICK CHARGING
29 SV SOLENOID VALVE
30 TP TEST POINT
31 A AUTO BRAKE RELAY VALVE (TO BC)
32 H BRAKE CYLINDER CUT OUT COCK
33 J AUXILIARY RESERVOIR
34 K BPVV
35 L DIRECT BRAKE PIPE
36 M FLOWMETER GAUGE
37 U MR2 (MAIN RESEVOIR SUPPLY)
38 W MR1 (MAIN RESEVOIR SUPPLY)
39 X MREP (MAIN RESEVOIR EQUALISING PIPE)
40 Z PER (PNEUMATIC EQUALIZING PRESSURE)
41 AA BP (BRAKE PIPE)
42 AFMV AIR FLOW MEASURING VALVE
2 INTRODUCTION
The Electronics based Microprocessor Controlled Brake System (EMCBS) for 3-Phase Electric locomotives is
a Modular Braking System developed for Graduated application & release of Train Brake and Locomotive
Brake in accordance with Twin Pipe Graduated Release Air Brake System. Its Electro-Pneumatic line
Replaceable Intelligent Modules connected in local network, function together in conjunction with the Loco
Computer to achieve the desired Brake functionality.
4.1 BP MODULE
4.2.1 BC GENERATION
Whenever Driver applies the Brake from Auto Handle/IND Handle, ECU commands the Proportionate
Valve to generate the BC pilot pressure according to Handle position and further BC pressure is generated
by Relay Valve in accordance with BC pilot pressure.
4.8 BP FILTER
This Filter is placed on the panel at the exit point of the BP Pressure line to filter out the contamination.
6.2.2 RELEASE
For Releasing the Locomotive Direct Brake, the IND Handle needs to be moved towards the Driver. The
Brake Valve will Self-Lap at any point in the application zone where Handle movement has been stopped.
Brake Cylinder pressure will be accordingly maintained. The 2nd Brake Handle should always be in
RELEASE position (closest to Driver) when the locomotive is a Trailing Unit in a Multiple-Unit consists or is
being towed DEAD.
6.3.1 REL
When the Driver to senses BP pressure to be very low, to over charge the BP, Auto Handle is placed at
REL position for 3 sec. As a result, BP will be charged at a faster rate up to a pressure of 5.5 kg/cm2.
6.3.2 RUN
When the Auto Handle is placed in RUN position, BP is charged to a pressure of 5 kg/cm2. This also
Releases the Service Brakes completely.
6.3.3 MIN
When a Service Brake application is to be made, the Automatic Brake Handle is moved away from the
Driver to MIN position. This will reduce the BP pressure by 0.3-0.5 kg/cm2. As a result, BC pressure is
generated. When the Auto Handle is moved further, BP is reduced in proportion to the Handle Movement
and BC is generated accordingly.
6.3.5 EMERGENCY
When the Auto Handle is placed in Emergency position BP is exhausted at a faster rate. Simultaneously,
BC is also generated at a faster rate. Thus Emergency Brakes are applied.
Handle Positions and Pressure Values
Auto Handle BP Pressure BC (WAG-9 & BC (WAP-5)
S. No.
Position (kg/cm2) WAP-7 (kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
1 Release 5.5±0.1 0.00 0.00
2 Run 5.0±0.1 0.00 0.00
3 Minimum Reduction 4.6±0.1 0.40±0.1 0.75±0.15
4 Full Service 3.35±0.2 2.5±0.1 5.15±0.30
5 Emergency Less than 0.3 2.5±0.1 5.15±0.30
6.5 DISPLAY
Display is used to guide the Driver for initial Settting up of Locomotive Brake System. Setup of locomotive
Brake, pressure value and fault indication massages are displayed.
PRV
8 CONTROL ELECTRONICS
It collects the Input from the Driver’s Brake Controller and these Inputs are processed by the software within
the ECU and sends Output signal to Auxiliary functions of the Locomotive.
The Electronic Control Unit is divided in to two sub categories-
1. Brake Control Electronics (BCE)
2. Vigilance Control Device (VCD)
Converts these Input Voltage Signal to required Voltage level and forward it to CPU
Card through BUS Interface.
Following ports/ LEDs are provided on the Facia of the CPU Card.
LED
S. No. LED Description
Colour
1 Active Green Indicate that system is active.
2 Fault Red Indicate that there is Fault / Error in the system.
3 Healthy Green Indicate that there is no Fault / Error in the system.
Following ports/ LEDs are provided on the Facia of the Output Card.
Converts these Input Voltage Signal to required Voltage level and forward it to
CPU Card through BUS Interface.
LED
S. No. LED Description
Colour
1 Active Green Indicate that system is active.
2 Fault Red Indicate that there is Fault / Error in the system.
Indicate that there is no Fault / Error in the
3 Healthy Green
system.
Figure 15: CPU VCD
• LEAD Loco: Operative cab, DBC Mode-switch in LEAD and AUTO/A9 handle unlocked.
Inoperative cab, DBC Mode-switch in TRAIL and AUTO/A9 handle locked at FS using FS Stopper.
• TRAIL Loco: For Loco in TRAIL mode, mode switches of both DBCs should be in TRAIL Position.
• BANKER Loco: for Loco in Banking, ‘ZBAN’ switch on driver desk in ‘ON’ position and DBC mode
switch in BANK Position before node information reaches at ‘550’.
• TEST: To check BP leakage of train, move DBC Mode Switch to TEST. This would stop the BP
charging for train-line leakage test (For safety this would apply 3.5 kg/cm2 BC pressure on
Locomotive till mode switch is in TEST position). After test is over, move Mode switch back to
LEAD to come out from test mode. BC will reduce to 0 kg/cm2
• Keep AUTO/A9 handle in FS to energize the Loco, wait to see the message on LCD display of
Controller as “Target BP 3.35 kg/cm2”. Move the AUTO handle to RUN from FS position, BP
would charge to 5 kg/cm2 and BC would reduce to zero.
• To overcharge the BP to 5.50 kg/cm2, hold AUTO/A9 in REL (Release) position for 3 seconds.
Once BP starts overcharging, leave AUTO/A9 handle. BP will charge to 5.50 kg/cm2.
• Quick release of auto brakes in Loco, can be performed by pressing PVEF Foot switch.
• Penalty service brake would result into dropping below 3.35 Kg/cm2 & LCD message will appear
as “PUT AUTO IN FS 10 Sec.”, To recover this penalty brake, move AUTO/A9 handle to FS and
then bring AUTO/A9 handle back to RUN BP would charge to 5.0 kg/cm2.
• Emergency penalty brake can also get applied by over speed relay, Emergency stop button and
train parting. When Emergency penalty applied, LCD message will appear as “PUT AUTO (A9)
HANDLE IN EMER.”
• To recover Emergency penalty, AUTO/A9 handle should be moved to EMER then LCD message
will appear as “PUT AUTO IN RUN” and then move AUTO/A9 handle to RUN, BP would charge
to 5.0 kg/cm2.
Vigilance penalty would result into dropping BP to ‘0’ kg/cm2, application of full BC pressure & LCD
message will appear as “EMR VCD/DRIVE”
• To Recover Vigilance penalty, Put Throttle Handle (TE/BE) at ideal 0 and Wait for 32 seconds.
• Press BPVR on driver’s Desk. After that move AUTO/A9 handle to EMER position then LCD
message will appear as “PUT AUTO IN RUN”.
• To charge “BP” move AUTO/A9 handle to RUN. BP would charge to 5.0 kg/cm2.
• Press BPFA button to acknowledge and Resume normal operation. Follow the DBC LCD display
instructions.
(This feature has been provided to use in case there is any problem with EMCBS system. By keeping
brake system in this mode, Locomotive can be operated with 10 kmph to clear the block section).
• Switch off Pneumatic Panel MCB (127.7) in SB2 panel, one time message of “BRAKE
ELECTRONICS FAILED” message will appear on Loco DDS.
• Turn off IC_EE cock and then Turn “ON” BKP_BPC IC (Backup Brake Pipe Control IC) cock on
Brake Panel and press the BPFA to acknowledge message, the message of “BRAKE
ELECTRONICS FAILED” will not appear again.
• Verify AUTO/A9 handle of DBC UNLOCKED in operative cab and LOCKED in other cab.
• In active Driver’s cab, move and hold the PTDC handle in the RELEASE position. BP would
charge to normal level of 5 kg/cm2 and BC should reduce to Zero. If BC is not reducing to zero
then give brief pulls to quick release lever provided at bottom of Distributor Valve. Ensure BC
reduces to zero. (Note: If Loco Brake remains applied, press TP_ BCC,TP_BCEP (Test Point) of
IND Module on Brake Panel to Release BC to Zero.
• Apply and Release Auto brake through PTDC by moving the handle slightly towards APPLY
position and RELEASE position observing the BP pressure gauge.
• Now release Parking Brake by pressing BPPB and operate the Loco (take traction).
• Close Vigilance IC_EE cock (74) on Auxiliary panel, Connect BP & FP Hose to another Loco or
train, Turn ‘ON’ Dead Engine cock (47) provided on A&E Module and allow to charge BP & 240
Liter Aux. Reservoir.
• AUTO/A9 handle in both the cabs should be kept locked in FS position (Move FS stopper to lock
the AUTO/A9 Handle) and Put IND/SA9 Brake Handle in both cabs should be in REL position.
Ensure that BP is charged to normal level.
• Verify (after charging of BP pressure to normal level) Brakes are fully released and BC pressure
is zero in the gauge. If BC is not reducing to zero then give brief pulls to quick release lever at
the bottom of Distributor Valve (DV) and ensure BC reduces to zero.
• Release Parking Brake by pressing plunger (solenoid “30”) on Aux panel or by pulling Manual
Release Pins of Parking Brake Unit.
• (Note: If Loco brake remains applied, press TP_BCC (Test point) of IND Module on Brake Panel
to release BC to Zero.
• Put AUTO/A9 handle in FS position & Lock it using FS Stopper. Changes the position of Mode selection
switch from LEAD to TRAIL & Place the BL key to Self Hold Mode as usually done with E-70 Brake
system.
• wait for 5 sec. then change the position of Mode selector switch from TRAIL to LEAD & unlock the
AUTO/A9 handle, then Mode change penalty is applied and LCD will display message as “MODE
CHANGE PENALTY PUT AUTO IN FS 10sec” Keep AUTO/A9 handle in FS position then LCD message
will appear as “SYSTEM SAFETY PENLTY KEEP AUTO IN FS” Keep AUTO/A9 handle in FS for 10 sec.
When LCD message will appear as “TARGET BP 3.35” then bring AUTO/A9 handle from FS position to
RUN position to charge the BP, Resume Operation.
• When Inactive cab’s Auto/A9 handle will be at EMER then a fault “EMERGENCY AUTO A” will come, By
Taking A9 Handle at FS position, this fault code will be removed.
• While changing position of LEAD & TRAIL switch, ensure loco speed at ‘0’ and A9/Auto Handle position
should be at FS.
• If Auto/A99 handle is not at FS and Operator changes LEAD/TRAIL switch position then penalty will come
and to recover it, please follow the DBC LCD displayed message.
2. DEAD ENGINE
STEP-1:
IND MODULE – REMOVE PRESSURE TEST POINT LOCK COVER BY PRESSING BUTTON PROVIDED AT TEST POINT
(TPBPC, TPBCC AND TPBCEP) AND USED A INSERT PIN/ALLEN SCREW DRIVER TO RELEASE THE PRESSURE AS
SHOWN IN PICTURES.
STEP-2:
DV – AFTER REMOVING THE BC PRESSURE, PUL “QRV HANDLE” OF DV UP SIDE TO ELEASE THE CR PRESSURE AS
SHOWN IN PICTURES.
Figure 21 : BP MODULE
Figure 25 : Pneumatic circuit for 3 phase electric loco WAP-7 & WAG-9
14.1 BP MODULE
Figure 27 : BP Module
14.1.1 BP CONTROL
3. CV_BP1 produces pneumatic signal equal to 5.5 kg/cm2 which goes to BP_RELAY1 as pilot.
4. As a result, BP_RELAY1 starts to produce BP equivalent to 5.5 kg/cm2.
5. BP Pressure reaches to PV_BP1 valve and same time BP pressure also pilots the PV_BP1 valve
through the SV_BP1 valve, through PV_BP1 valve, BP pressure is fed into the BP line.
6. This condition is also known as Quick Charging which comes to normal state of 5 kg/cm2 within 180
seconds automatically.
14.2.1 BC GENERATION
Whenever Driver applies the Brake from Auto Handle / IND Handle, computer commands the
Proportionate Valve to generate the BC pilot pressure according to Handle position and further BC
pressure is generated by Relay Valve in accordance with BC pilot pressure.
1. AR comes as input to CV_BC.
2. CV_BC receives Voltage Signal based on the handle positions in DBC.
3. CV_BC generates Proportionate Pneumatic signal which goes to SV_BCC.
4. SV_BCC when energized allows input pressure to pass through, which goes to SV_BL1 after
passing through DCV_DV.
5. The pressure passes SV_BL1 which reaches BC_RELAY as pilot after passing through DCV1.
6. AR also reaches BC_RELAY as input pressure.
7. This input pressure is used by BC_RELAY to produce output pressure (BC) which is equivalent to
pilot pressure received.
8. This pressure passes through PV_BC1, after receiving pilot pressure from SV_BC1 when energized
and enters BC line.
9. Thus BC is generated in Locomotive.
SANDING MODULE
Check for voltage near connector using multimeter.
Magnet Valve not receiving signal If there is no voltage, this means valve is not getting
1 Sanding is not happening signal
If the voltage is there, replace the Valve and check for
Magnet Valve is faulty
sanding function
Unable to Isolate Sanding
2 IC is faulty Replace the IC and check for function
Magnet Valve
EMERGENCY MODULE
Check for voltage signal with a multimeter.
Magnet Valve not receiving signal
If there is no voltage, check wiring connections
VCB unable to apply Magnet Valve is faulty If the voltage is there, replace and check
1
Emergency Limit Switch is faulty Replace IC-EE with a working limit switch and check
Limit Switch is not getting Check if the pin is able to deactivate the IC-EE or not
deactivated by pin in IC-EE Check EEV if problem exists further
VCB able to apply Emergency IC-EE is faulty Replace the IC-EE and check for function
2
even when the IC EE is closed Limit switch is faulty Replace Limit Switch and check
PARKING MODULE
PRV Setting changed Check if the PRV setting is not zero
Parking Brake Cylinder Solenoid Valve not receiving
1 Check with multi-meter for voltage
pressure not building signal
Solenoid Valve faulty If there is voltage, replace Solenoid Valve
Parking Brake system isolation
2 IC-PB is faulty Replace the IC-PB and check for function
failure
Solenoid not receiving signal Check with multi-meter for voltage
3 Parking Brake not released
Solenoid is faulty If there is voltage, replace solenoid valve
PANTO MODULE
Magnet Valve not receiving signal Check for voltage using multimeter.
1 Pantograph are not raising Magnet Valve is faulty If the voltage is there, replace the Magnet Valve
Isolating Cock faulty Check Isolating Cock
Panto pressure Leaking
2 IC assembled reverse Reverse the IC
continuously
3 Panto Isolation failure IC is leaking Replace the IC
FP MODULE
PRV wrongly set/faulty Check PRV setting
IC-FP is faulty Check if there is a leakage in IC-FP
1 FP not equal to 6 kg/cm2 Check for leakage in Relay Valve,
Faulty relay valve Try adjusting Valve Head of Relay Valve and If problem
still persists replace the Valve
Duplex Check Valve wrongly set Try changing the setting of pressure
1 MREP generation failure
Duplex Check Valve is faulty Replace the Valve
UNLOADER MODULE
Unloader Valve not receiving Magnet Valve not receiving signal Check for voltage near connector using multimeter.
1
Signal Magnet Valve is faulty If the voltage is there, replace the Magnet Valve
2 Unable to isolate Unloader IC is faulty Replace the IC and check for function
BP MODULE
Check pressure in TP-BPC. If the pressure is not as
PV_BPC1 is leaking
required, then replace PV-BPC1.
If pressure at TP-BPC is as required, check pressure at
TP_BP.
BP-Relay is faulty
If the pressure at TP-BP is not as required then relay as
BP generation failure while BP faulty
1
Module active PV_BP1 is faulty If TP-BP pressure is as required, replace PV-BP1
Look if there is any pressure leak from BP-Relay 2(A&E)
PV_BP2 is faulty(A&E)
exhaust. If yes then replace PV-BP2
EEV leakage(Emergency Module) If the problem still persists, check for leakage in EEV
Filter is blocked(BP) Look if Filters is blocked inside with dust
A&E MODULE
Check pressure in TP-BPC. If the pressure is not
BP-Relay 2 faulty
matching with BP output pressure, replace BP-relay 2
A&E module active- BP PV-BP2 faulty If BP-Relay 2 is ok, replace PV-BP2
1
generation failure If the problem still persists, check for leakage from BP-
PV_BP1 leakage(BP) relay 1 (BP) exhaust.
If there is leakage, replace PV-BP1(BP)
IND MODULE
Check Pressure at TP-BCC.
DCV-DV is stuck
If the pressure is less or zero, replace DCV-DV
IND Module in active mode-BC DCV 1 is stuck If pressure at TP-BCC is ok, Replace DCV 1.
1
charging failure- Lead condition BC relay faulty If the problem still exists, adjust/replace BC-relay
Check for leakage near BCEP Relay exhaust (L&T)
PV_BC3 is leaking(L&T)
If leakage, exits replace PV-BC3(L&T)
Check Pressure at TP-BCEP, If pressure is less, replace
PV-BCEP 1 faulty
IND module active -BCEP PV-BCEP1
2
charging failure Check for leakage at exhaust of BCEP-relay, If yes
PV-BCEP 2 faulty(L&T)
replace PV-BCEP 2(L&T).
IND module active-BC release Pressure getting trapped at
3 Replace DCV_DV
failure DCV_DV
L&T MODULE
MISCELLANEOUS
If the emergency application is not happening with cab
PV-EM failure(A&E) controller, replace PV-EM
After placing the handle in the Faulty limit switch Check for the functioning of respective limit switches
1 FS position- Required BP is not Improper connection of wires or Check for the wires connecting limit switch to the PCB-
achieved electronics failure Check for any electronics failure
AUTOMATIC HANDLE STUCK IN A POSITION
Remove the AUTO handle from the DBC-Check for the
Auto rotating shaft jam with the
Driver is not able to rotate the free rotation of the AUTO rotating shaft-Ensure the Auto
1 bush
handle rotating shaft rotates freely and not jammed with bush
Auto handle fouling with FS Rotate the handle and check if the handle is fouling with
Fault
Fault Code Description Troubleshooting Method
Code
Make sure that all connectors of BP Module outside and inside are properly fitted.
2105 BP Module BPS Sensor Open
Open the BPS1 sensor connector, check the voltage between ground and supply
of sensor. If the supply voltage is 5V±0.1 then sensor supply is OK. Replace the
BPS1 sensor and connector with BPS1 sensor. Now check again, sensor fault
2106 BP Module BPS Sensor Short status of BPS1 through PC diagnostic application. This fault code should not exist,
if not replace electronic board of BP module.
Make sure that all connectors of BP Module outside and inside are properly fitted.
2107 BP Control BP Sensor Open
Open the BPCS1 sensor connector, check the voltage between ground and supply
of sensor. If the supply voltage is 5V±0.1 then sensor supply is OK. Replace the
BPCS1 sensor and connect the connector with BPCS1 sensor. Now check again,
2108 BP Control BP Sensor Short sensor fault status of BPCS1 through PC diagnostic application. This fault code
should not exist, if not replace electronic board of BP module.
Make sure that all connectors of BP Module outside and inside are properly fitted.
Check the communication fault status of BP module through PC diagnostic
BP Module CAN Communication application if fault code is persisting, then check the CAN electrical wiring
2301
Fault continuity. If wire found open, then corrects it as per electrical wiring connection.
Now check communication fault status of again through PC diagnostic application.
If the problem is not solved, then change the electronic card of BP module.
Make sure that all connectors of IND Module outside and inside are properly fitted.
3101 IND Module BCS Sensor Open
Open the BCS sensor connector, check the voltage between ground and supply of
sensor. If the supply voltage is 5V±0.1 then sensor supply is OK. Replace the BCS
sensor and connector with BCS sensor. Now check again, sensor fault status of
3102 IND Module BCS Sensor Short BCS through PC diagnostic application. This fault code should not exist, if not
replace electronic board of IND module.
Make sure that all connectors of IND Module outside and inside are properly fitted.
IND Module BCEPS2 Sensor
3103
Open Open the BCEPS2 sensor connector, check the voltage between ground and
supply of sensor. If the supply voltage is 5V±0.1 then sensor supply is OK.
Replace the BCEPS2 sensor and connector with BCEPS2 sensor. Now check
IND Module BCEPS2 Sensor
3104 again, sensor fault status of BCEPS2 through PC diagnostic application. This fault
Short
code should not exist, if not replace electronic board of IND module.
Make sure that all connectors of IND Module outside and inside are properly fitted.
3105 IND Module BOS Sensor Open
Open the BOS sensor connector, check the voltage between ground and supply of
sensor. If the supply voltage is 5V±0.1 then sensor supply is OK. Replace the BOS
sensor and connector with BOS sensor. Now check again, sensor fault status of
3106 IND Module BOS Sensor Short BOS through PC diagnostic application. This fault code should not exist, if not
replace electronic board of IND module.
Make sure that all connectors of IND Module outside and inside are properly fitted.
3107 IND Control BC Sensor Open
Open the BCC sensor connector, check the voltage between ground and supply of
sensor. If the supply voltage is 5V±0.1 then sensor supply is OK. Replace the BCC
sensor and connector with BCC sensor. Now check again, sensor fault status of
3108 IND Control BC Sensor Short BCC through PC diagnostic application. This fault code should not exist, if not
replace electronic board of IND module.
Make sure that all connectors of IND Module outside and inside are properly fitted.
Check the communication fault status of IND module through PC diagnostic
IND Module CAN Communication application if fault code is persisting, then check the CAN electrical wiring
3301
Fault continuity. If wire found open, then corrects it as per electrical wiring connection.
Now check communication fault status again through PC diagnostic application. If
the problem is not solved, then change the electronic card of IND module.
Fault
Fault Code Description Troubleshooting Method
Code
Make sure that all connectors of L&T Module outside and inside properly fitted.
4101 L&T Module BCCS2 Sensor Open
Open the BCCS2 sensor connector, check the voltage between ground and supply
of sensor. If the supply voltage is 5V±0.1 then sensor supply is OK. Replace the
BCCS2 sensor and connector with BCCS2 sensor. Now check again, sensor fault
4102 L&T Module BCCS2 Sensor Short status of BCCS2 through PC diagnostic application. This fault code should not
exist, if not replace electronic board of L&T module.
Make sure that all connectors of L&T Module outside and inside are properly fitted.
L&T Module MREPS Sensor
4103
Open Open the MREPS sensor connector, check the voltage between ground and supply
of sensor. If the supply voltage is 5V±0.1 then sensor supply is OK. Replace the
MREPS sensor and connector with MREPS sensor. Now check again, sensor fault
4104 L&T Module MREPS Sensor Short status of MREPS through PC diagnostic application. This fault code should not
exist, if not replace electronic board of L&T module.
Make sure that all connectors of L&T Module outside and inside are properly fitted.
4105 L&T Module BCEPS Sensor Open
Open the BCEPS sensor connector, check the voltage between ground and supply
of sensor. If the supply voltage is 5V±0.1 then sensor supply is OK. Replace the
BCEPS sensor and connector with BCEPS sensor. Now check again, sensor fault
4106 L&T Module BCEPS Sensor Short status of BCEPS through PC diagnostic application. This fault code should not
exist, if not replace electronic board of L&T module.
Make sure that all connectors of L&T Module outside and inside are properly fitted.
Check the communication fault status of L&T module through PC diagnostic
L&T Module CAN Communication application if fault code is persisting, then check the CAN electrical wiring
4301
Fault continuity. If wire found open, then corrects it as per electrical wiring connection.
Now check communication fault status again through PC diagnostic application. If
the problem is not solved, then change the electronic card of L&T module.
Make sure that all connectors of BCE outside and inside are properly fitted.
Check the communication fault status of BCE card through PC diagnostic
5301 BCE_CAN_COM_FAIL application if fault code is persisting, then check the CAN electrical wiring
continuity. If wire found open, then corrects it as per electrical wiring connection.
Now check communication fault status of BCE card through PC diagnostic
application. If problem, persist then change CPU card of BCE.
DBC_CAB1_AUTO_POT_LOW_E
6101 No Action Needed.
VENT
DBC_CAB2_AUTO_POT_PRO_Z
6102 No Action Needed.
ONE_EVENT
DBC_CAB1_IND_POT_LOW_EV
6103 No Action Needed.
ENT
DBC_CAB1_IND_POT_PRO_ZO
6104 No Action Needed.
NE_EVENT
Make sure that all connectors of DBCA, outside and inside are properly fitted.
Check the communication fault status of DBCA through PC diagnostic application if
6301 DBC CAB1 NODE CAN ERROR fault code is persisting, then check the CAN electrical wiring continuity. If wire
found open, then corrects it as per electrical wiring connection. Now check
communication fault status of DBCA through PC diagnostic application. If problem,
persist then change electronic card of DBCA.
DBC_CAB2_AUTO_POT_LOW_E
7101 No Action Needed.
VENT
Fault
Fault Code Description Troubleshooting Method
Code
DBC_CAB2_AUTO_POT_PRO_Z
7102 No Action Needed.
ONE_EVENT
DBC_CAB2_IND_POT_PRO_ZO
7104 No Action Needed.
NE_EVENT
Make sure that all connectors of DBCB, outside and inside are properly fitted.
Check the communication fault status of DBCB through PC diagnostic application if
7301 DBC CAB2 NODE CAN ERROR fault code is persisting, then check the CAN electrical wiring continuity. If wire
found open, then corrects it as per electrical wiring connection. Now check
communication fault status of DBCB through PC diagnostic application. If problem,
persist then change electronic card of DBCB.
This fault causes due to any fault (1101, 1102, 1103, 1104, 1105, 1106 or 1301)
8501 A&E MODULE FAIL
and automatically resolved when said fault.is rectified.
This fault causes due to any fault (4101, 4102, 4103, 4104, 4105, 4106 or 4301)
8502 L&T MODULE FAIL
and automatically resolved when said fault.is rectified.
This fault causes due to any fault (2101, 2102, 2103, 2104, 2105, 2106 or 2301)
8503 BP MODULE FAIL
and automatically resolved when said fault.is rectified.
This fault causes due to any fault (3101, 3102, 3103, 3104, 3105, 3106 or 3301)
8504 IND MODULE FAIL
and automatically resolved when said fault.is rectified.
DBC LT SW WRONG
9501 No Action Needed.
CONFIGURATION
VCD_EMER_PENALTY_SPEED>
9503 No Action Needed.
1.5 kmph
DBC CURRENTLY
INACTIVE
Here user will configure the COM Port to establish the communication with EMCBS. Baud Rate is hard
coded to 57600
Major functions:
I. View – clicking this button will show the RTC time of the EMCBS Electronics
II. Update – clicking this button will update the RTC with the Date & Time we put in the above fields.
III. EXIT – Clicking this button will traverse the control back to Main Window
21.2 PART LIST FOR DUPLEX CHECK VALVE- 1J106010287 (Ref. Fig. no. 42)
S. No. DESCRIPTION QTY DRG. No. CLASS
1 HOUSING 1 1J106010289 C
2 BUSH 1 1J106010290 C
3 PIN (FOR CUP SLEEVE LOWER) 1 1J106010291 C
4 VALVE HEAD 1 1J106010292 C
5 O-RING 1 1J106010293 A
6 GUIDE PISTON 1 1J106010295 C
7 O-RING (6x1.5) 1 4EB9654 A
8 O-RING(43x3.5) 1 1J106010064 A
9 PLAIN WASHER B6 1 DIN 125 B
10 NYLOCK NUT ( M6) 1 DIN:982 A
11 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 1J106010297 B
12 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 1J106010298 B
13 SPRING PLATE 1 1J106010299 C
14 COVER 1 1J106010300 C
15 SPRING WASHER B10 ZN PLATED 1 DIN 127 A
16 HEX NUT M10 1 DIN 934 C
SOCKET HD. CAP SCREW M6x35 C
17 4 IS:2269
(S.S)
18 LOCKING PLUG M30X1.5 1 DIN906 C
19 O-RING 28X3.5 2 4A40125/23 A
20 ADJUSTING SCREW 1 1J106010301 C
HEX SOCKET HEAD - CAP SCREW - C
21 4 1S102140027
DIN 912- M8 X 1.25 X 65- SS
22 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 1J106010294 B
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.5 PART LIST FOR RELAY VALVE - 3EB10816 (Ref. Fig. no. 43)
S. No. DESCRIPTION DRAWING No. QTY CLASS
.
1 RELAY VALVE HOUSING 3EB10800 1 C
2 VALVE BUSH 4A38277 1 C
3 RELAY GUIDE TUBE 4EB8634 1 C
4 VALVE SEALING RING 3B58852/12 1 A
5 SNAP RING 4KB1223 1 B
6 RELAY VALVE HEAD 4EB8635 1 C
7 COMPRESSION SPRING 4A37656/12 1 B
8 WASHER 4A38280 1 B
9 GROOVED RING 4A18294/37 1 A
10 FLAT SEALING RING 4A31340/15 1 A
11 K RING 4KB1224 1 A
12 VALVE HOLDER 4A38279 1 C
13 O RING 28X3.5 4A40125/23 2 A
14 O RING 10 x 2.5 4A40125/7 1 A
15 GUIDE BUSH 4A58818 1 C
16 VALVE SEALING RING 3B58852/7 1 A
17 VALVE GUIDE HARD ANODISED 4B64673 1 C
18 COUNTER DISC 4A38268 1 C
19 DIAPHRAGM 4A38266 1 C
20 DIAPHRAGM PLATE 4A38267 1 C
21 EXTERNAL CIRCLIP 15x1 IS:3075 1 B
22 CYLINDER PIN 5M6*28 4KB1161 1 C
23 COVER 3EB8636 1 C
24 O-RING (7.5x2.3) 4EB 9314/13 1 A
25 HEX SOCKET HEAD - CAP 1S102140031 4 C
SCREW -DIN 912- M12 X 1.75 X
35- SS
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.8 PART LIST FOR BKP BPC ISOLATING COCK- 3EB9001 (Ref. Fig. no. 44)
S. NO DESCRIPTION QTY DRG NO. CLASS
1 HOUSING 1 3EB 8995 C
2 CAM SHAFT 1 4EB 8996 C
3 EXTERNAL CIRCLIP A10 x1MM 1 1S102040022 B
4 WING NUT 1 4EB 5625 C
5 STOPPER PLATE 1 4EB 5626 C
6 TOP PLATE 1 4EB 5629 C
7 O-RING 1 4EB 5632 A
8 CAP 1 4EB 5627 C
9 SEAL SUPPORT 1 1J112010032 C
10 BALL SEAL 2 4EB 5623 B
11 BALL 1 4EB 8998 C
12 O-RING 23X1.5 1 1J112010033 A
13 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 4EB 5628 B
14 INTERNAL CIRCLIP B35 1 IS:3075-2/DIN 472 B
15 INTERNAL CIRCLIP 26X1.2 1 IS:3075-2 B
16 O-RING 2 4EB 5631 A
17 O RING (11X2) 3 4EB 9002 A
18 CSK SCREW M5*12(SS) 2 IS:6761 C
19 CYLINDERICAL PIN 4M6X10 1 DIN 7 C
20 O-RING 32X1.5 1 4EB5662 A
21 PIN 1 4EB 8997 C
22 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 4EB 8999 B
23 Bush 1 1J106010305 C
24 SLOTTED PAN HEAD SCREW M3X16 2 DIN 85 C
SNAP ACTION SWITCH TYPE- 1 1J106010655
25 C
S870W1D1a
SS HEX SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW 2
26 1S102140030 C
M6X60 (SS)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.11 PART LIST FOR EMERGENCY ISOLATING COCK - 1J106010309 (Ref. Fig. no. 45)
S. NO. DESCRIPTION QTY DRG. NO. CLASS
1 HOUSING 1 3EB 8995 C
2 CAM SHAFT 1 4EB 8996 C
3 EXTERNAL CIRCLIP A10 x1MM 1 1S102040022 B
4 WING NUT 1 4EB 5625 C
5 STOPPER PLATE 1 4EB 5626 C
6 TOP PLATE 1 4EB 5629 C
7 O-RING 1 4EB 5632 A
8 CAP 1 4EB 5627 C
9 SEAL SUPPORT WITH GROOVE 1 1J112010032 C
10 BALL SEAL 2 4EB 5623 B
11 BALL WITH VENT FOR IC EE 1 1J106010306 C
12 O-RING 23 X 1.5 1 1J112010033 A
13 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 4EB 5628 B
IS:3075-2/DIN B
14 INTERNAL CIRCLIP B35 1
472
INTERNAL CIRCLIP 26X1.2 (SS- B
15 1 IS:3075-2
420)
16 O-RING 2 4EB 5631 A
17 O RING (11X2) 3 4EB 9002 A
18 CSK SCREW M5*10 2 DIN 87 C
19 CYLINDERICAL PIN 4M6X6 1 DIN 7 C
20 O-RING 32X1.5 1 4EB5662 A
21 PIN 1 4EB 8997 C
22 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 4EB 8999 B
23 BUSH 1 1J106010305 C
SLOTTED PAN HEAD SCREW C
24 2 DIN 85
M3X16
SNAP ACTION SWITCH TYPE- C
25 1 1J106010655
S870W1D1a
HEX SOCKET HEAD - CAP SCREW 2 1S102140030 C
26
-DIN 912- M6 X 1 X 60- SS
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.14 PART LIST FOR CHECK VALVE- 4EB10843 (Ref. Fig. no. 46)
S.NO. DESCRIPTION QTY DRG. NO. CLASS
1 CHECK VALVE BODY 1 3EB10828 C
2 BUSH 1 4EB5658 C
3 VALVE HEAD 1 1J106010342 C
4 COMPRESSON SPRING 1 4EB5660 B
5 O-RING 32X1.5 1 4EB5662 A
6 VALVE GUIDE 1 1J106010343 C
7 INTERNAL CIRCLIP B35 1 IS:3075-2/DIN 472 B
8 O-RING 10 x 2.5 2 4A40125/7 A
9 HEX. SOCKET HD. CAP SCREW 2 IS:2269
C
(6x40)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.17 PART LIST FOR SANDING MAGNET VALVE - 1J106010421 (Ref. Fig. no. 47)
S. No. DESCRIPTION QTY DRG No. CLASS
1 HOUSING (SANDING 1 3EB10606 C
MAGNET VALVE)
2 CIRCLIP B52 (INTERNAL) 1 IS:3075 B
3 BOTTOM DISC 1 4EP 6461 A
4 O-RING (49x1.5) 1 4EP 6466 A
5 K-RING 1 N896/48 A
6 PISTON 1 4EP 6457 C
7 O-RING (18.5x3) 1 4EP 6465 A
8 CIRCLIP B42 (INTERNAL) 1 IS:3075 B
9 GUIDE SCREW 1 4EP 6460 C
10 GUIDE BUSH 1 4EP 6456 C
11 O-RING (DIA 31-OR 30003100) 3 4EB9336 A
12 O-RING (38.5x1.8) 1 4EP 6464 A
13 SEAT WASHER 1 4EP 6459 C
14 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 4A28000 B
15 AL.PLUG ø5 p6x5 4 4EP6216/4 C
16 O-RING (18x2.5) 3 4EP 6467 A
17 SOLENOID VALVE 3/2 NC, 1 1J106010643 C
110V. DC (MAKE-JANATICS)
18 HEX. SOCKET HD. CAP 2 IS:2269 C
SCREW (M8x70)
19 BALL 1/8" 2 DIN 5401 C
20 ALLEN SCREW M8X70 2 IS:2269 C
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
Figure 48 : Filter ¾”
21.20 PART LIST FOR FILTER 3/4”- 3EB10967 (Ref. Fig. no. 48)
S.NO DESCRIPTION QTY DWG.NO CLASS
1 FILTER BODY 1 3EB10525 C
2 FILTER COVER 1 4EB10526 C
3 FILTER CAP 1 4EB10527 C
4 FILTER TUBE 1 4EB10528 C
5 FRONT RUBBER DISC 1 4EB10529 A
6 REAR RUBBER DISC 1 4EB10530 A
7 FILTER HOLDING SPRING 1 4EB10531 B
8 O-RING 40 X 1.5 1 4EB10532 A
9 O-RING 25 X 4 2 4EB9701 A
10 CIRCLIP B48 (INTERNAL) 1 IS:3075 B
11 O-RING 1 4EB9774 A
12 CSK SCREW M6 X 16 4 1S102140018 C
13 SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW M6X70 2 IS-2269 C
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.22 FILTER 1” (Aux Comp., MREP on Auxiliary Panel, BP, MR1 on Brake Panel)
Figure 49 : Filter 1”
21.23 PART LIST FOR FILTER 1”- 3EB10965 (Ref. Fig. no. 49)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
7 O-RING 1 4EB9774 A
21.26 PART LIST FOR MAIN RESERVOIR FILTER ASSEMBLY- 1J106010422 (Ref. Fig. no. 50)
S. CLASS
No. DESCRIPTION QTY. DRG. No.
1 MR FILTER HEAD 1 3EB10533 C
MR FILTER BODY WITH B
2 1 1J106010722
FILTER ELEMENT
3 O-RING DIA30X3 2 4A40125/12 A
4 TAPER PLUG 1/4 BSP 2 DIN 906 C
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.29 PART LIST FOR AIR FLOW MEASURING VALVE –(1J106010363) (Ref. Fig. no. 51)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.32 PART LIST FOR PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE (PRV)- 2EB9826 (Ref. Fig. no. 52)
S. NO. DESCRIPTION QTY DRG. NO. CLASS
1 HOUSING S/A 1 2KB4221 --
2 FILTER 1 4KB1285 C
3 VALVE PLATE S/A 1 4KB3270 --
4 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 4A35388 B
5 K-RING 1 N897/28.2 A
6 ROUND CORD RING 1 4A27763/33 A
7 LOCKING SCREW 1 4A74552 C
8 K-RING 1 N896/80.2 A
9 PISTON S/A 1 4A58315 --
10 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 4A62245 B
11 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 4A62246 B
12 ADJUSTING SCREW 1 4KB759 C
13 SPRING PLATE 1 4A78374 C
14 SPRING HOUSING 1 3KB761 C
15 HEX. HEAD BOLT M8X45 4 IS:1363 C
16 HAMMER DRIVE SCREW 2*5/32 2 IS:7519 C
17 SEALING RING 2 4A27763/32 A
18 SPRING WASHER B12 1 IS:3063 A
19 HEX NUT M12X1.5 1 IS:1363 C
20 NAME PLATE 1 4KB745 C
21 SPRING WASHER B8 4 IS:3063 A
22 HEX. NUT M8 4 IS:1363 C
23 CAP R1-1/2" 1 4KB1220 C
24 RD. HD. SC 1/8 BSW 1/4 STD 2 STD. C
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.33 REPAIR KIT FOR PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE (Refer drawing no. - 1B116030057)
For DV refer Operation and Maintenance Manual for Escorts KE Series Distributor Valve
Doc. No RED-RD-BS-011-OM-01-20
21.36 PART LIST FOR ANTI COMPOUND VALVE, 3/8” - 1J106010105 (Ref. Fig. no. 53)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.39 PART LIST FOR AUTO DRAIN VALVE, 1J106010081 (Ref. Fig. no. 54)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.42 PART LIST FOR OIL SEPARATOR WITH AUTO DRAIN VALVE- 1J106010080 (Ref. Fig. no. 55)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.43 REPAIR KIT FOR OIL SEPARATOR WITH AUTO DRAIN VALVE (1J106010747)
21.45 PART LIST FOR COMPRESSORE CHECK VALVE 1-1/4”- 1J106010473 (Ref. Fig. no. 56)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.48 PART LIST FOR UNLOADER EXHAUST VALVE 1"- 1J102060014 (Ref. Fig. no. 57)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.51 PART LIST FOR DOUBLE CHECK VALVE, ¾”- 4EB11496 (Ref. Fig. no. 58)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.54 CHECK VALVE, 1-1/4” (WITH REDUCER ¾”)- 1J106010639 (Ref. Fig. no. 59)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.55 REPAIR KIT FOR CHECK VALVE, 1-1/4” (WITH REDUCER ¾”) (1J106010751)
21.57 PART LIST FOR EMERGENCY EXHAUST VALVE 1-1/4"-- 1J106010472 (Ref. Fig. no. 60)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.60 PART LIST FOR 2 WAY HORN VALVE- 1J102060012 (Ref. Fig. no. 61)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.63 PART LIST FOR DRIVER’S BACK UP VALVE- 2EB 9038 (Ref. Fig. no. 62)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.66 PART LIST FOR BP MODULE ASSEMBLY- 2EB9768 ( Ref. Fig no. 63)
S.NO DESCRIPTION QTY DRG NO. CLASS
1 BP MODULE HOUSING S/A 1 3EB10274 ---
2 BP MODULE COVER S/A 1 3EB10275 ---
3 COVER 1 3EB 8636 C
4 ALLEN SCREW-M12X35 - SS 4 1S102140031 C
VALVE - PROPORTIONAL, 24V, 0-10 BAR,
5 1 1J106010650 C
LVP5010BX111HSR
6 ALLEN SCREW -M4X55 - SS 2 1S102140032 C
7 SENSOR - PRESSURE, 0-15 BAR, PX3AG1BS015BSAAX 4 1J106010537 C
8 VALVE - SOLENOID, 24V, 0-9 BAR, V0317E-5D2-Q, 3 1J106010651 C
9 RELAY VALVE SUB ASSEMBLY 1 1J106010412 C
10 FLAT SEALING RING 1 4A31340/15 A
11 DIAPHRAGM ASSEMBLY 1 1J106010414 ---
12 O-RING (7.5x2.3) 1 4EB 9314/13 A
13 O-RING (12X3) 1 4EP 6267/7 A
14 FILTER ELEMENT 1 1J106010362 C
15 O-RING (7x2) 2 1J106010061 A
16 NC VALVE ASSY 1 1J106010410 ---
17 BP NC VALVE ASSY 1 1J106010715 ---
PNEUMATIC PRESSURE TEST POINT,MAX. WORKING
18 4 P.No.- N01234617 C
PRESSURE:- 10 BAR
19 O-RING 10X2.5 6 4A40125/7 A
20 O-RING 28X3.5 3 4A40125/23 A
21 O-RING 21X3.5 1 4A40125/25 A
22 HEX HEAD SCREW M8 X 12 - SS 6 DIN 933 C
23 3/2 VALVE ASSEMBLY 1 1J106010320 ---
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.70 PART LIST FOR IND MODULE ASSEMBLY- 2EB9667 ( Ref. Fig no. 64)
S.NO DESCRIPTION QTY DRG NO. CLASS
1 IND MODULE HOUSING S/A 1 2EB9668 ---
2 IND MODULE COVER S/A 1 3EB10280 ---
3 N.O. VALVE ASSY 1 3EB10975 ---
4 COVER 1 3EB 8636 C
5 ALLEN SCREW-M12X35 - SS 4 1S102140031 C
6 VALVE - PROPORTIONAL, 24V, 0-10 BAR, LVP5010BX111HSR 1 1J106010650 C
7 ALLEN SCREW M4X55 - SS 2 1S102140032 C
8 SENSOR - PRESSURE, 0-15 BAR, PX3AG1BS015BSAAX 4 1J106010537 C
9 HEX HEAD SCREW M8X12 - SS 6 DIN 933 C
10 DOUBLE CHECK VALVE ASSY 3 1J106010463 ---
11 VALVE - SOLENOID, 24V, 0-9 BAR, V0317E-5D2-Q, 5 1J106010651 C
12 RELAY VALVE SUB ASSY 1 1J106010412 ---
13 FLAT SEALING RING 1 4A31340/15 A
14 DIAPHRAGM ASSEMBLY 1 1J106010414 ---
15 O-RING (7.5x2.3) 1 4EB9314/13 A
16 O-RING (12X3) 1 4EP6267/7 A
17 FILTER ELEMENT 1 1J106010362 C
18 O-RING (7x2) 2 1J106010061 A
19 NC VALVE ASSY 2 1J106010410 ---
20 O-RING (10 x 2.5) 5 4A40125/7 A
21 O-RING (28X3.5) 4 4A40125/23 A
PNEUMATIC PRESSURE TEST POINT, MAX. WORKING PRESSURE:- 10
C
22 BAR MAKE- STAUBLI 3 P.No.- N01234617
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.74 PART LIST FOR L&T MODULE ASSEMBLY- 2EB9683 ( Ref. Fig no. 65)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.78 PART LIST FOR A&E MODULE ASSEMBLY- 2EB9703 ( Ref. Fig no. 66)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.82 PART LIST FOR NC VALVE ASSEMBLY- 1J106010410 (Refer Fig. No. 67)
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.85 PART LIST FOR NO VALVE ASSEMBLY- 3EB10975 (Refer Fig. No. 68)
S.NO DESCRIPTION QTY. DRG. NO. CLASS
1 N.O. VALVE BODY 1 3EB10340 C
2 N.O. VALVE END CAP 1 4EB10341 C
3 N.C. VALVE FRONT COVER 1 4EB10334 C
4 N.O. VALVE GUIDE BUSH 1 4EB10342 C
5 N.O. VALVE APPLICATION SPRING 1 4EB10344 B
6 N.O. VALVE MOVEMENT PISTON 1 4EB10343 C
7 O-RING 40 X 1 1 4EB10338 A
8 TOP VALVE SEAT 1 1J106010303 C
9 COVER-SEALING RING 1 1J106010304 B
10 O RING 48 X 2 2 4EB10347 A
11 K-RING 1 N896/48 A
12 O RING DIA. 6 X1 1 1J106010380 A
13 NYLOCK NUT ( M6) 1 DIN:982 A
14 CIRCLIP B48 (INTERNAL) 1 IS:3075 B
FLAT HEAD COUNTER SUNK SOCKET CAP SCREW-ISO 10642-
15 8
M6X1X16-A270 1S102140018 C
16 O-RING (25X4) 2 4EB9701 A
17 O-RING (8x3) 1 4EB 9314/10 A
18 O-RING 9.5 X 2 1 4EB10369 A
19 VALVE SEALING RING 1 3B58852/7 B
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.88 PART LIST FOR 3/2 VALVE ASSEMBLY - 1J106010320 (Refer Fig. No. 69)
DESCRIPTION QTY. DRG. NO. CLASS
S.NO
1 HOUSING 1 1J106010322 C
2 O-RING(ID17.4X1.8) 1 1J106010336 A
3 BUSH 1 1J106010323 C
4 PISTON 1 1J106010326 C
5 O-RING(ID17.9X2.8) 1 1J106010327 A
6 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 1J106010328 B
7 O-RING(ID5.8X1.8) 1 1J106010329 A
8 VALVE HEAD 1 1J106010330 C
9 PISTON ROD 1 1J106010331 C
10 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 1J106010333 B
11 O-RING (ID 23X1) 1 1J106010334 A
12 O-RING (ID 29X1.25) 1 1J106010335 A
13 COVER 1 1J106010337 C
14 COVER 1 1J106010338 C
15 CSK HEAD SCREW M4X12 DIN:7991 4 1S102140010 C
16 O-RING 4.5 X 2 1 4EB10309 A
17 O-RING (7.5x2.3) 3 4EB 9314/13 A
18 HEX SOCKET HEAD - CAP SCREW -DIN 912- M5 X 0.7 X 50- SS 2 1S102140033 C
19 VALVE HEAD 1 1J106010332 C
20 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 4A30485/9 B
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
21.91 PART LIST FOR DEAD ENGINE COCK ASSEMBLY - 3EB9729 (Refer Fig. No. 70)
S.NO DESCRIPTION QTY. DRG. NO. CLASS
1 DEAD ENGINE COCK HOUSING 1 3EB9730 C
2 BUSH 1 4EB 5658 C
3 VALVE HEAD 1 1J106010342 C
4 COMPRESSON SPRING 1 4EB5660 B
5 VALVE GUIDE 1 4EB 5663 C
IS:3075-2/DIN
6 INTERNAL CIRCLIP B35 2 B
472
7 PIN 1 4EB 5624 C
EXTERNAL CIRCLIP A10 X 1 MM (C-60/C-80/EN42)
8 ZINC FLAKE /IMMERSION COATING 8-12 MICRON 1 1S102040022 B
THICK
9 WING NUT 1 4EB 5625 C
10 STOPPER PLATE 1 4EB 5626 C
11 TOP PLATE 1 4EB 5629 C
12 O-RING 1 4EB 5632 A
13 CAP 1 4EB 5627 C
14 BALL SEAL 2 4EB 5623 B
15 SEAL SUPPORT 1 4EB 5630 C
16 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 4EB 5628 B
17 INTERNAL CIRCLIP 26X1.2 (SS-420) 1 IS:3075-2 B
18 BALL 1 4EB 5622 C
19 O-RING 2 4EB5631 A
20 CSK SOCKET HEAD SCREW M5x10 2 IS:6761 C
21 PLUG DIA10 3 4EB9670 C
22 CYLINDERICAL PIN 4M6X6 1 DIN 7 C
HEX SOCKET HEAD - CAP SCREW -DIN 912- M8 X 1.25
23 2 1S102140027 C
X 65- SS
24 O-RING DIA 9X3 2 4EB9682 A
25 O-RING 32X1.5 2 4EB5662 A
Class Definition
A Replace during every dis-assembly/Overhaul
B Replace during Overhaul
C Replace if damaged
Notification!
This instruction is provided uncontrolled within the contents of this manual. It
shall be the responsibility of the user to maintain the latest revision of this
instruction from Locomotives Works. This instruction appears reformatted
without technical changes for insertion within this manual
Result
TEST TO BE CONDUCTED Standard
Cab1 Cab2
1. AUXILIARY COMPRESSOR (PENTOGRAPH & VCB)
1.1 Ensure air is completely vented from Locomotive Pantograph Reservoir
OK
1.2 Panto Pressure Gauge reading must be Zero before starting the test
1.3 Turn On BL Key, Now MCPA Starts, Record Pressure Built Up Time Open - 8±0.15 kg/cm2
1.4 Check Panto Pressure Switch. Close - 7±0.15 kg/cm2
1.5 Unearth VCB HOM Switch. Open Blue Key (KABA Key) and fit in Panto
OK
Isolating Cock (KABA Cock) in Pneumatic Panel
1.6 Check Panto Safety Valve operates between 8.3-8.7 kg/cm2 8.5±0.20 kg/cm2
1.7 Pressure should not exceed 9.5±0.2 kg/cm2 above opening Pressure. < 9.5±0.20 kg/cm2
1.8 Set Pantograph Selection Switch in Auto position.
1.9 Open Pan-2 Isolating Cock and KABA Cock by Blue Key (KABA Key). OK
1.10 Set Cab-1 Pan UP in Panel A. see Panto-2 Rises. Close VCB then open.
1.11 Check Pan-2 Pressure Switch setting.
Open - 4.5±0.2 kg/cm2
Check signal config File: 05A MPrSWPan-2 P/S-09/2
Close - 5.5±0.2 kg/cm2
(Repeat this test from Cab2 & also check signal)
1.12 Close Pan-2 Isolating Cock. Panto 2 falls.
1.13 Open Pan-2 Isolating Cock, Panto 2 Rises. OK
1.14 Close KABA Cock, Panto-2 falls.
1.15 Set Pantograph Selection Switch in Pan-1, Cab Pan ON in panel A, See
OK
Panto-1 Rises.
1.16 Check Pan-1 Pressure Switch setting. Open - 4.5±0.2 kg/cm2
Check signal config File: 05A MPrSWPan-1 P/S-09/1 Close - 5.5±0.2 kg/cm2
1.17 Close Pan-1 Isolating Cock, Panto 1 falls.
1.18 Open Pan-1 Isolating Cock, Panto-1 Rises. OK
1.19 Close KABA Cock, Panto-1 Down.
1.20 Set Pantograph Selection Switch in Pan-2, Cab Pan ON in panel A, see
Panto-2 Rises. OK
Check signal config file: 05A MPrSWPan-2
1.21 Record Pantograph Rise Time 6 to 10 Sec
1.22 Record Pantograph Lowering Time 6 to 10 Sec
1.23 Pantograph line pressure drop is Less than 0.7 kg/cm2 in one 01 minute 0.70/01 Mts
2. AIR SUPPLY (Compressor System)
a. Fit Test Gauge at Test Point 40 in the Machine Room OK
b. Isolate Compressor No. 2, Run Comp. No. 1, Record Pr. Build Up Time. 12 Minute Max.
c. Check Low MR Pressure Switch 37, Close at 6.40±0.15 kg/cm2.
6.25-6.55 kg/cm2
Check Signal Config File: 06E-MPr Sw Low MR
d. Check Compressor Pressure Switch 35, Close at 10±0.2 kg/cm2.
9.80-10.20 kg/cm2
Check Signal Config File: 06E-MPr Sw8 bar
e. Check Compressor Pressure Switch 35, Open at 8±0.2 kg/cm2.
7.8-8.2 kg/cm2
Check Signal Config File: 06E-MPr Sw8 bar
f. Check Low MR Pressure Switch 37, Open at 5.6±0.15 kg/cm2.
5.45-5.75 kg/cm2
Check Signal Config File: 06E-MPr Sw Low MR
g. Isolate Compressor No. 1. Run Comp. No. 2, Record Pr. Build Up Time 12 Minute Max.
h. Check Compressor Pressure Switch 36, Close at 10±0.2 kg/cm2
9.80-10.20 kg/cm2
Check Signal Config File: 06E-MPr Sw7.5 bar
Result
TEST TO BE CONDUCTED Standard
Cab1 Cab2
i. Check Compressor Pressure Switch 36 Open at 8±0.2
7.8-8.2 kg/cm2
j. Check Signal Config File: 06E-MPr Sw7.5 bar
k. Run Both Compressor, Record Pr. Build Up Time 06 Min Max
l. At the time of Comp start up for CP-1, Unloader-1 operates for 3 sec Min.
03 sec Min.
Check Signal Config File: 06D-BEPCPUnlode
m. At the time of Comp start up for CP-2 Unloader-2 operates for 3 sec Min.
03 sec Min.
Check Signal Config File: 06D-BEPCPUnlode
n. Check both Auto Drain Valve Operates When Compressor starts Slight drain
o. Drain MR Air below 8 kg/cm2 to start Both Compressors Check Start-up of both
Check Signal Config File:06E-BcontComp-1&2 Comp.
p. Check Operation of Comp-1 Safety Valve 10/1, Range 11.50±0.35 kg/cm2 11.15 - 11.85 kg/cm2
q. Pr. Does not exceed 1.2 kg/cm2 above safety Valve opening pressure 12.3±0.35 kg/cm2
r. Safety Valve 10 resets by 1.2 kg/cm2 below safety valve opening pressure 10.3±0.35 kg/cm2
s. Check Operation of Comp -2 safety Valve 10/2, Range 11.50±0.35 kg/cm2 11.15 - 11.85 kg/cm2
t. Pr. Does not exceed 1.2 kg/cm2 above safety Valve opening pressure 12.3±0.35 kg/cm2
u. Safety Valve 10 resets by 1.2 kg/cm2 below safety valve opening pressure 10.3±0.35 kg/cm2
v. Run Compressor Direct through BLCP Switch in Panel A Comp starts
w. Check Operation of Safety Valve 39, 10.35 to 11.05 kg/cm2 10.7±0.35 kg/cm2
x. Safety Valve 39 resets by 1.1 kg/cm2 below safety valve opening Pressure 9.6±0.35 kg/cm2
3. MAIN RESERVOIR EQUALIZING PIPE EQUIPMENT
a. Isolate Compressor, Drain MR Pr. Below 3 kg/cm2 by MREP End Cock
b. Start Compressor, Check Setting of Duplex Check valve 4.80 to 5.20 5.0±0.20 kg/cm2
kg/cm2
c. Open Isolating Cock FP, FP Pr. 5.80 to 6.20 kg/cm2 6.0±0.20 kg/cm2
d. Fit end hose in dummy holder
Max. 29 Sec
e. Open End Cock FP, Ensure Both Compressor Start In 29 Sec.
f. Open Pressure Switch FP. Open - 5.0±0.10 kg/cm2
Check Signal Config File: 06E-MPr Sw BkFP Close - 5.6±0.10 kg/cm2
4. AIR DRYER OPERATION
Make:
a. Record Make & S. No. of Air Dryer
S. No.
b. Open Drain Cock of MR2 to start Compressor.
c. Air Dryer towers to change in every 2 Min±10 Sec. Min 4 changes of CP-1 110sec to 130sec
Check Signal Config File:06D BAirDryer
d. Air Dryer towers to change in every 2 Min±10 Sec. Min 4 changes of CP-2
110sec to 130sec
Check Signal Config File:06D BAirDryer
e. Check Purge Air Stops from Air Dryer at just Compressor stop CP-2.
OK
Check Signal Config File: 06D BAirDryer
f. Close Isolating Cock of Air Dryer & Open Bypass Cock to ON position.
OK
Pressure Builds up when MCP starts. Close & seal Air Dryer \
5. MAIN RESERVOIR SYSTEM
a. Set up Loco in Normal from any Cab for activation in Driving mode Charge
OK
BP at 5.0 kg/cm2
Result
TEST TO BE CONDUCTED Standard
Cab1 Cab2
b. Pr. Drop at MR-TP is 0.35 kg/cm2 in 5 Mts. 2 Min settling time to be given 0.35/5 Mts
c. Put Auto Brake in FS Direct in ON in 5 Mts. 2 min settling time Given Cab1 0.35/5 Mts
d. Put Auto Brake in FS Direct in ON in 5 Mts. 2 min settling time Given Cab2 0.35/5 Mts
e. BP Drop in 5 Mts. At BP-TP, 2 Min settling time to be given 0.35/5 Mts
f. Close MR Isolating Cock, Open Drain Cock of MR2, Fit Gauge at Aux. MR
0.15/5 Mts.
Drain Cock and Check Pr. Drop
6. BRAKE TEST- (Automatic Brake Operation)
a. Put Auto Handle to REL position.
BP 5.4 to 5.6 kg/cm2
b. BP Pr. Steady at 5.5±0.1 kg/cm2 in 60 Sec. to 80 Sec.
c. When BP comes to 5.10 kg/cm2 Make Initial Application. Check BP Falls to
4.7±0.1 kg/cm2, Return Auto handle to RUN. BP Goes to 5.5±0.1 kg/cm2 OK
before Bleed Down Starts.
d. Record BP Reduction time from 5.5±0.1 kg/cm2 to 5.0±0.01 kg/cm2 180±20 sec
e. Check Proportionality of Auto Brake, record BP & BC Pressure (in kg/cm2)
at each step
BC Pressure BC Pressure
Auto Brake BP Pressure
WAG-9/ WAP-7 WAP 5
Handle Position (kg/cm2)
(kg/cm2) (kg/cm2)
RUN 5.00± 0.10 0.00 0.00 OK
Result
TEST TO BE CONDUCTED Standard
Cab1 Cab2
v. Move Auto Handle to release BP > 4.25 kg/cm2 BP > 4.25 kg/cm2
w. Isolate BC Isolating Cock CoC-BC1 (Gauge for BC2). Check BC Pressure
Close - 0.60-0.70 kg/ cm2
Switch 64/1 setting,
Open - 0.25-0.35kg/ cm2
Check Signal Config File: 06AMpr Sw BkCyl-1
x. Isolate BC Isolating Cock CoC-BC2. Gauge for BC1, Check BC Pressure
Close - 0.60-0.70kg/ cm2
Switch 64/2 setting,
Open - 0.25-0.35kg/ cm2
Check Signal Config File: 06AMpr Sw BkCyl-2
7. DYNAMIC BRAKE – (Blending Brake)
a. This test to be done by Signal from Laptop 06H Actual BE E1 = 100% BC = 2.5/5.15 ± 0.15kg/ cm2
b. This test to be done by Signal from Laptop 06H Actual BE E1 = 50% BC = 1.25/2.55 ± 0.15 kg/cm2
8. DIRECT BRAKE
a. Direct (Independent) Brake Handle, apply Direct Brake in Full 3.3-3.7 kg/cm2
b. BC is 3.50±0.2 kg/cm2 (WAG9/WAP7), BC is 5.15±0.3 kg/cm2 (WAP5) 4.85-5.45 kg/cm2
c. Check DBP (Yellow End Hose) is 3.50±0.2 kg/cm2 3.3-3.7 kg/cm2
d. Check P/S 59F, Close at 0.65±0.05 kg/cm2, Open at 0.3±0.05 Kg/cm2 Close - 0.6-0.70 kg/cm2
Check Signal Config File: 06AMpr SwLocoBk Open - 0.25-0.35 kg/cm2
e. Apply DB Full Record BC filling time upto 95% of Max BC pressure Max 8 Sec.
f. Close CP & Isolate Cocks 13, 14, & 70F, Drain MREP by End Cock below
BC 3.5/5.15 kg/cm2
1 kg/cm2, Apply Full DB & Check: Full BC comes in Cab Gauges In DBP
DBP 0.0 kg/cm2
(Yellow End Hose) No Pressure
g. Open 13,14,70F, Check in 601Mode. Apply 3.5 kg/cm2
BC 3.5/5.15 kg/cm2
h. External Pressure in DBP, BCP comes 3.5/5.15 kg/cm2
9. PARKING BRAKE (FOR WAP5 ONLY)
a. PB Applied, Auto & DB Release, Drain MR below 4.5 kg/cm2, Open Isolating Cock 47F
Change Aux Reservoir through Main Compressor (Dead engine COC)
b. Press BP- PB, released in each axle, Lamp Off in Panel A, PB Pressure in PB Gauge
Check Signal Config File: 06B BEP RelPBk 6 kg/ cm2
c. Press BP- PB, PB applied in each axle, Lamp Off in Panel A, PB Pressure in PB Gauge
Check Signal Config File: 06B BEP ApplyPBk 0 kg/ cm2
d. Manually Press Parking Brake Impulse Magnet Valve Release button, PB PB Pressure in PB Gauge
released in each axle. Lamp Off in Panel A. 6 kg/cm2
e. Check Pressure Switch on PB Module, Close 5.00±0.1 kg/cm2 4.90-5.10 kg/cm2
f. Manually Press Parking Brake Solenoid Valve Apply BUTTON, PB applied PB Pressure in PB Gauge
in each axle. Lamp Glow in Panel A. 0 kg/cm2
g. Check Pressure Switch on PB Module, Close 4.00±0.1 kg/cm2 3.90-4.10 kg/cm2
h. Pull Manual Release lever of each Parking Brake Cylinder provided on
PB Releases
wheels 2.6,7 & 11, PB Releases
i. Reset Manually Parking Brake Solenoid Valve in Release Condition, wait
OK
for 30 Sec.
j. Apply PB by PB Solenoid Valve Apply Button. PB Applied in each axle,
Lamp Glow in Panel A OK
Check Signal Config File: 06B BEPApplyPBk
k. Fit Test Gauge in Aux. Reservoir, Close 47F (Dead engine COC). Remove
Gauges in D/C 90
Hose 104 from Body side.
Result
TEST TO BE CONDUCTED Standard
Cab1 Cab2
l. Release PB, Pressure in Aux. Reservoir Test Gauge is More than 6.00
kg/cm2 (maintained by MR prevention Choke), Ensure Parking Brake is > 6.00 kg/cm2
Indicated as Applied (Lamp in Panel A Glow)
m. Apply PB, Connect bogie hose 104, Open isolating Cock 70 F.
5.85- 6.15 kg/cm2
n. Check pressure in PB gauge with MR 10 kg/cm2, 6± 0.15 kg/cm2
10. ANTI SLIP BRAKE
a. For Signal by laptop.: 06B ASV. Bogie -1 0.60 kg/cm2 in Freight
b. For Signal by laptop.: 06B ASV Bogie -2 0.80 kg/cm2 in Passenger
Result
TEST TO BE CONDUCTED Standard
Cab1 Cab2
f. PB Gauge in Both Cabs (Permitted Error± 0.15 kg/cm2) OK
g. Panto Gauge at Pn. Panel (Permitted Error± 0.15 kg/cm2) OK
16. AIR HORN (Warning) & FRONT LOOK OUT GLASS CLEANING
a. Open Horn Isolating Cock 120/1&2, Operate Dr. & Asst. Dr. Horn Valve in
HT Horn Sounds
Front Direction
b. Open Horn Isolating Cock 120/1&2, Operate Dr. & Asst. Dr. Horn Valve in
LT Horn Sounds
Back Direction
17. WIPER/ WASHER
a. Record Make of WIPER Make:
b. Adjust Wiper Blade Vertical in all 4 Glasses in both Cabs as Per Drawing. Vertical 900
c. Turn On Wiper Operating Valve Check Wiper’s Stroke /min 35 to 55 min
d. Check Manual Operating Handle is as per requirement (tightened) Check tightness
e. Carry on Washer Test Water Spray
18. VIGILANCE SYSTEM TESTING
a. Check Vigilance Control Unit by Test & Monitor Unit EU-148 of D&M. VCU-ok / Not ok
b. In vigilance unit Green LED is On. Active Loco in “Driving Mode” From any Set Up for Check Loco
CAB. Check No Air Leakage from Exhaust Valve-71F Normal
c. Turn Off VCD Elect Supply BP Fall through Valve 71 No Supply in 14 No.
d. Turn Switch 237.1 to (0-pos) vigilance isolate. BP now recharge VCD. In Service
e. Turn Off VCD switch 237.1. Check Indication in CAB.
f. In Pixy/ Memotel ABB give false speed Exceeding 10 kmph
See DDS NO Message
g. Check indication after 60+8 Sec in Pixy. Switch VCD switch 237.1 to
Normal
normal.
h. Check indication in DDS (ABB Memotel), Vigilance is in Service
i. Close Iso Cock 74F {Emergency module Cock (IC-EE)}. Check Indication
74 Isolated
in DDS Pixy
j. Keep Speed Above 10kmph. Check after 60 sec, LAMP start flashing.
OK
k. Check after next 6-10 sec, Alarm sound along with LAMP flashing.
l. Check after next 6-10 sec Penalty Brake Applied,
OK
m. BP Falls to zero and BC rise to 2.5 kg/cm2 (WAP5-5.15 kg/cm2)
n. Penalty Brake reset possible only after next 32 sec OK
o. Reduce speed to zero power control OFF, Press BPVR, Operate Foot SW
OK
Ensure VCD Reset.
p. Keep Speed Above 10kmph. After 30 sec press Depressed Paddle switch.
OK
q. Vigilance Cycle Reset.
r. Keep Speed Above 10kmph. After 20 sec press Sander.
OK
s. Vigilance Cycle Reset.
t. Keep Speed Above 10kmph. After 20 sec press BPVG ASSL on Panel-D.
OK
u. Vigilance Cycle Reset.
v. Keep Speed Above 10kmph. Wait until LAMP starts flashing Press Driver
Vigilance Paddle, Warning Cycle Reset. OK
w. On the next Alarm, Press BPVG, Warning Cycle Reset.
x. Keep Speed above 10kmph. Apply Auto Brake above 2.2 Kg.
OK
y. After 90 Sec. No Vigilance alarm. Release brake, after 60 sec Alarm starts.
Result
TEST TO BE CONDUCTED Standard
Cab1 Cab2
z. Keep Speed at 1kmph, No Vigilance warning OK
19. ALARM CHAIN PULLING System in Passenger Locomotives
a. Check Alarm Chain Pulling System works Properly in Passenger
OK
Locomotives
20. TRACK TEST (Do not Carry out the following tests unless you are sure that the Mechanical brakes are fully Operational.)
a. Set up the loco in cooling mode and try to drive. It should not be possible OK
b. Test emergency stop push button and functionality of mechanical brake. OK
c. This test must be carried out on both cabs. Set up loco in driving Mode
Raise Pantograph and close VCB.
d. Brake Loco by means of the Auto Air Brake in Initial. Brake cylinder
OK
pressure must increase (Check gauge in Panel B)
e. Set Reverser 140 in forward position. Set throttle 150 and move Loco with
Low Speed (10 km/Hr) Push Emergency Stop in operating Cab VCB mush OK
Open. Pantograph must lower.
f. Emergency brake should Apply & Loco Must Stop. OK
g. Set up loco in driving mode, Raise pantograph and close VCB. Move Loco
with Low Speed (10 km/Hr). Brake Loco by using the direct brake and Loco OK
must stop.
h. Move Loco with Low Speed (10 km/Hr). Brake Loco by using the Auto
OK
brake in full service. Loco must brake and stop.
i. Test Emergency Brake. Loco must brake and stop. OK
j. In this the following Cab Controls, which activate the Emergency Brake
OK
must be tested of their functionality on both cabs.
k. Assistant Drivers Emergency Brake cock. OK
l. Driver’s Brake controller Emergency Position. OK
m. Test Equivalent Pneumatic Loco Brake. OK
n. Set up loco in driving mode. Move Loco with Speed around 20kmph, start a
slightly regenerative braking by setting a braking effort demand through
throttle 150 more than 10KN. Apply brake by Drivers Auto brake handle to Full OK
service. Brake Pipe Pressure drops to 3.35 but brake cylinder pressure does
not develop (Auto BC Bail Off Function)
21. RE-INSTALLING OF LOCOMOTIVE AFTER TEST
a. Remove all test Gauge’s Plug with fitted for test.
b. Ensure Electrical items of Pn panel.
c. Terminal are tight and covers secured.
OK
d. Wire/seal electronic Enclosure of Pneumatic Panel in closed position.
e. Ensure all isolating Cocks and other items of equipment are in normal &
safe working position
22. REMARKS IF ANY
Reservoir
Visually examine of Fasteners, leaks or other
31 Reservoir √ √ √ √ √ √
damages and replace if required.
NOTES
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