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Bomag BW 27 RH Rubber Tire Roller Operator Manual

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Model: BW 27 RH
Type: Rubber tire roller
Serial: 101 538 11 1085 and up | 101 538 31 1001 and up | 861 538 22 1001 and up
148 Pages·6.1 MB·Searchable PDF·English·Print-Ready
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Bomag BW 27 RH operator manual page listing 25 indicators and controls including travel lever, steering wheel, and switches.
Bomag BW 27 RH Rubber Tire Roller Operator Manual
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What that warning lamp means, and which checks fall due at 500 hours: only the factory book settles it. This Bomag BW 27 RH operator manual PDF (OEM 008 048 41) packs the rubber tire roller's operating, safety, and maintenance instructions into 148 pages. Service intervals run from ten-hour daily checks to the 6000-hour injection valve replacement, a schedule filling nearly half the book. Troubleshooting pages show you how to read out fault codes from the electronic engine control and start with jump wires, while a tire compaction table pairs wheel load and inflation pressure with effective contact area. Before rolling out, confirm at least 5.7 bar (83 psi) in the brake system's air accumulator; when adjusting valve clearance, torque the counter nut to 20 Nm (15 ft lbs). One unread lamp can park the whole crew. Bookmarks and a genuine text layer drop you onto the right interval table in seconds.

What's Inside This Bomag BW 27 RH Operator Manual

SystemPagesKey Topics
Technical Data11-14Weights, Travel Characteristics, Drive, Brakes, Steering, Tires
Safety Regulations15-28General Safety Regulations, Operating Safety, Maintenance Safety
Indicators and Controls29-44Description of Indicators and Controls
Operation45-70General, Tests Before Taking Into Operation, Operating the Driver's Seat, Electronic Immobilizer, Starting the Engine, Driving the Machine / Braking the Machine
General Notes on Maintenance72-73Fuel System, Engine Performance, Cooling System, Hydraulic System
Fuels and Lubricants74-79Engine Oil, Oil Viscosity, Fuel Quality, Winter Fuel, Coolant, Lubrication Grease
Table of Fuels and Lubricants80Engine Oil, Fuel, Coolant, Hydraulic System, Travel Gear, Sprinkler System
Running-In Instructions81Engine Leaks, Bolted Connections, Wheel Studs, Engine Oil, Oil Filter Cartridge
Maintenance Table82-83Operating Hours, Maintenance Works
Every 10 Operating Hours84-90Check the Engine Oil Level, Checking the Fuel Level, Checking the Coolant Level, Check the Hydraulic Oil Level
Every 250 Operating Hours91-92Clean the Cooling Fins on Engine and Hydraulic Oil Cooler, Check the Oil Level in the Drive Gear/Wheel Hub
Every 500 Operating Hours93-105Changing Engine Oil and Oil Filter Cartridge, Check, Clean the Water Separator, Check the Anti-Freeze Concentration and the Condition of the Coolant, Drain the Fuel Tank Sludge
Every 1000 Operating Hours106-111Replacing the Fuel Filter Cartridge, Change the Fuel Filter, Bleed the Fuel System, Checking Condition and Tension of Ribbed V-Belt, Check the Engine Mounts
Every 2000 Operating Hours112-122Adjust the Valve Clearance, Changing the Oil in Travel Gears/Wheel Hubs, Changing Hydraulic Oil and Breather Filter, Replacing the Hydraulic Oil Filter
Every 3000 Operating Hours123Replacing Ribbed V-Belt and Idler Pulley
Every 6000 Operating Hours124Replace the Injection Valves, Replace Crankcase Ventilation Valve
As Required125-134Air Filter Maintenance, Service the Water Sprinkling System, Maintenance in Case of Frost, Filling the Windscreen Washer System
Trouble Shooting135-142Reading Out Fault Codes of the Electronic Engine Control, Starting with Jump Wires, Engine Problems
Tire Compaction Values143-144Area Pressure, Wheel Load, Tire Pressure, Effective Area
Disposal145-148Final Shut-Down of Machine

Quick Reference Specifications

SpecificationValuePage
Main fuse for battery125Ap. 44
Minimum pressure in the compressed air accumulator for the brake system5.7 bar (83 psi)p. 52
High pressure relief valves on the travel pump100 Nm (74 ft.lbs)p. 67
Tightening torque for counter nut (valve clearance adjustment)20 Nm (15 ft·lbs)p. 113
Compressed air for cleaning5 bar (70 psi)p. 126
Operating weight (Cece) with ROPS-cabin13600 kgp. 12
Max. operating weight27000 kgp. 12
Rated power ISO 14396100 KWp. 13
Water filling capacity400 lp. 13
Fuel filling capacity250 lp. 13
Engine oil change interval500 operating hoursp. 75
Wheel stud tightening torque500 Nmp. 131

Bomag BW 27 RH Common Problems This Manual Covers

Bomag BW 27 RH engine won't start, cranks slowly or stop solenoid clicks with no fire

Test battery open-circuit voltage first: 12.6 V is fully charged, and anything below 12.25 V needs recharging, per page 98. Check the 125 A main battery fuse shown on page 44. If both check out, work through the engine troubleshooting steps starting on page 136 before condemning the starter or stop solenoid.

Manual Section: Trouble Shooting p. 136
Engine temperature climbs during long passes, coolant gauge in the red before the shift ends

Clean the cooling fins on the engine and hydraulic oil cooler, a job due every 250 operating hours per page 91; mat dust plugs them faster on dry sites. Check the coolant level with the daily 10-hour checks on page 84, topping up only when the engine is cool, then watch the gauge on the next pass.

Manual Section: Every 250 Operating Hours p. 91
Parking brake won't release and machine refuses to move at the start of the shift

Check the compressed air accumulator before blaming the hydraulics: the brake system needs a minimum of 5.7 bar (83 psi), listed on page 52. Let the engine run at idle until pressure builds past that mark, then confirm brake release. If pressure holds but the machine still won't move, run the brake function test from the maintenance schedule.

Manual Section: Operation p. 52
Engine down on power with black exhaust smoke when climbing the ramp loaded

Inspect the air filter under the as-required maintenance on page 125 and clean the element with dry compressed air at no more than 5 bar (70 psi), blowing from the inside out per page 126. Check the water separator and fuel filters as well; they come due at the 500 and 1000 hour services on pages 93 and 106.

Manual Section: As Required p. 126
Uneven mat finish, one wheel path compacting less than the others on the same lift

Check every tire pressure against the tire compaction values table on page 143; matched pressures set the area load, and one soft tire leaves a light strip in the mat. While you are at the wheels, confirm the studs are torqued to 500 Nm (369 ft. lb.) per page 131, then re-roll the lift.

Manual Section: Tire Compaction Values p. 143
Hydraulic oil film under the machine after parking overnight, level dropping on the sight glass

Verify the hydraulic oil level during the daily 10-hour checks on page 84 and top up before moving the machine. Wipe fittings and hoses clean, then run the machine briefly to find the fresh leak. If the oil is dark or past the 2000 operating hour change interval, plan the oil and filter change from page 112.

Manual Section: Every 10 Operating Hours p. 84

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I read out fault codes for the electronic engine control?

To read out fault codes, press the diagnostic button for 1 to 3 seconds. The system will then output the code via flashing lights: 2 short flashes for the first digit, 1 long flash for the second, and 1 short flash for the third. Refer to page 137 for the full procedure. p. 137

What is the procedure for adjusting tire pressure on a Bomag BW 27 RH rubber tire roller?

The Operation chapter documents this on page 61, under Operating the Tire Inflation System. A safety device makes sure that the tire pressure does not fall below 2 bar (29 PSI), so the system will not let the tires drop past that floor. For the pressure to set, read the tire compaction values table on pages 143 to 144, which pairs wheel load and tire pressure with effective contact area. p. 61

What is the wheel stud torque specification for the Bomag BW 27 RH?

The wheel studs must be tightened cross-wise to a torque of 500 Nm (369 ft. lb.). p. 132

What are the replacement specifications for the fuel filter on the Bomag BW 27 RH?

The fuel filter cartridge should be replaced every 1000 operating hours. When installing, slightly oil the rubber seal and tighten the filter element by hand until the seal contacts, then tighten for another half turn. p. 106

What is the valve clearance adjustment angle on the Bomag BW 27 RH engine?

The valve clearance adjustment angle is 75° ±15° for the intake valve and 120° ±15° for the exhaust valve. p. 112

Do I get instant access to this Bomag BW 27 RH Operator Manual?

All 148 pages arrive as one searchable PDF at checkout. Read it at the desk, then take the phone out to the machine.

Are there any print restrictions on this Bomag BW 27 RH manual?

You can. The PDF is unlocked and carries no copy protection, so print the sections you want and keep the file as your backup.

BrandBomag
ModelBW 27 RH
Machine TypeRubber tire roller
Manual TypeOperator Manual
LanguageEnglish
FormatSearchable PDF (Digital Download)
Pages148
File Size6.1 MB
Manual No.008 048 41
Serial Range101 538 11 1085 and up, 101 538 31 1001 and up, 861 538 22 1001 and up
Wiring DiagramsNo
Hydraulic SchematicsNo
Torque SpecificationsYes
Bookmarked / IndexedYes

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