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Bomag BW 28 RH Operator Manual

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Model: BW 28 RH
Type: Pneumatic tyred roller
Serial: 101 538 40 1001 and up
256 Pages·4.9 MB·Searchable PDF·English·Print-Ready
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Across 256 pages, this Bomag BW 28 RH operator manual PDF (OEM 008 202 05 EN) walks you through everything the factory expects from whoever runs this pneumatic tyred roller, from the first walk-around to final shut-down. Fuse assignments, the fault code display and engine malfunction tables carry the troubleshooting chapter, while the maintenance schedule splits the machine's service life into 250, 500, 1000 and 2000 hour intervals with a procedure behind each line. Daily checks run through the water spraying system, the emulsion mixing circuit, the tyre inflation compressor and the AdBlue/DEF level before you ever release the brake. Set the tyres anywhere from 2.0 to 8.0 bar for the job at hand, and hold the scraper-to-wheel gap at a nominal 10 mm. When it's just you and a cold machine at six in the morning, this book answers what nobody on site can. Bookmarked and text-searchable, it finds the page before the mat loses heat.

What's Inside This Bomag BW 28 RH Operator Manual

SystemPagesKey Topics
Introduction9-12Foreword, Machine Type Plate and Engine Type Plate
Technical Data13-18Noise and Vibration Data
Concerning Your Safety19-66Basic Prerequisites (General, Explanation of Signal Words Used, Personal Protective Equipment, Intended Use, Improper Use), Definition of Responsible Persons, Basic Safety Regulations for Safe Operation, Handling Fuels and Lubricants (Diesel Fuel, AdBlue/DEF, Oil, Hydraulic Oil, Coolants, Battery Acid), Loading / Transporting the Machine, Start-Up Procedure, Driving the Machine and Working Operation, Refuelling, Topping Up AdBlue/DEF, Emergency Procedures, Maintenance Work, Repair, Signage
Indicators and Control Elements67-92Driver’s Stand (Instrument Cluster, Operating Console, Travel Lever Console, Brake Pedal), Cabin (Control Console Cabin, Heating / Air Conditioning, 12 V DIN Socket, Monitor for Reversing Camera), Engine Compartment (Main Battery Switch), Outside of Machine (Lever for Scraper Position, Reversing Camera), Fire Extinguisher
Checks Prior to Start Up93-112Notes on Safety, Visual Inspections and Function Tests, Checking the Engine Oil Level, Checking the Fuel Level and Topping Up Fuel, Checking the AdBlue/DEF Level and Topping Up, Checking the Hydraulic Oil Level, Checking the Coolant Level, Checking the Water Level, Checking the Release Agent Supply, Checking Scrapers and Coco Mats or Brushes, Checking Wheels and Tyres, Compressor for Tyre Inflation System - Checking the Oil Level
Operation113-138Setting Up the Work Place (Adjusting the Driver’s Seat, Sliding the Driver’s Seat Sideways, Swivelling the Driver’s Seat, Seat Heating), Starting the Engine, Travel Operation (Preliminary Remarks and Safety Notes, Driving the Machine), Water Spraying System, Spraying System with Emulsion Mixing System, Parking the Machine in Secured Condition, Operating the Heating / Air Conditioning System, Tyre Inflation System, Ballasting of Machine, Emergency Procedures (Actuating the Emergency Stop Switch, Disconnecting the Battery, Towing the Machine)
Loading / Transporting the Machine139-146Preparation for Transport, Loading the Machine, Lashing the Machine to the Transport Vehicle, Loading by Crane, After Transport
Maintenance147-234Preliminary Remarks and Safety Notes, Preparations / Concluding Work (Open and Secure the Engine Hood), Fuels and Lubricants (Engine Oil, Fuel, AdBlue/DEF, Coolant, Hydraulic Oil, Gear Oil SAE 80W-140), List of Fuels and Lubricants, Running-In Instructions, Maintenance Table, Every 250 Operating Hours (Cleaning the Radiator Module, Checking the Oil Level in the Travel Gear, Check the Parking Brake, Compressor for Tyre Inflation System - Air Filter Maintenance), Every 500 Operating Hours (Running Regeneration at Standstill, Change Engine Oil and Oil Filter Cartridge, Replacing the Fuel Filter and Bleeding the Fuel System, Renewing the AdBlue/DEF Filter, Service the Belt Drive, Checking the Anti-Freeze Concentration, Checking the Hydraulic Lines, Servicing the Battery, Service the Air Conditioning, Check Steering for Wear, Compressor for Tyre Inflation System - Changing the Oil), Every 1000 Operating Hours (Replacing the V-Belt, Checking the Engine Mounts, Replacing the Hydraulic Oil Filter, Retighten the Wheel Studs, Checking the ROPS, Checking the Travel Control, Cleaning the Circulation Air Filter of the Heating, Changing the Fresh Air Filter in the Cabin), Every 2000 Operating Hours (Changing the Hydraulic Oil, Changing the Coolant, Changing the Oil in the Travel Gear), As Required (Air Filter Maintenance, Checking and Cleaning the Water Separator, Servicing the Water Spraying System, Filling the Provision Tank for the Windscreen Washer System, Measures If There Is a Risk of Frost, Draining the Fuel Tank Sludge, Measures Prior to Extended Shutdown Period)
Troubleshooting235-250Preliminary Remarks, Starting the Engine with Jump Leads, Fuse Assignment (Notes on Safety, Central Electrics, Main Fuses, Control Console Cabin), Fault Code Display, Purging the Emulsion Mixing System, Engine Malfunctions
Disposal251-252Final Shut-Down of Machine
List of Special Tools253-256Belt Tension Tester, Strap Wrench, Lifting Tackle, Tow Bar, Air Hose

Quick Reference Specifications

SpecificationValuePage
Air pressure min. / max.2.0 - 8.0 bar (29 – 116 PSI)p. 16
Air hose length for checking tyre pressure6 meterp. 56
Minimum tyre pressure2.0 barp. 75
Maximum tyre pressure8.0 barp. 75
Nominal gap between scrapers and wheels10 mm (0.4 in)p. 109
AdBlue/DEF freezing point-11 °C (12 °F)p. 155
Engine oil filling quantity9 l (2.4 gal us)p. 163
AdBlue/DEF filter cover tightening torque22.5 Nm (16.6 ft·lbf)p. 184
Fuel filter bleeding time20 secondsp. 182
Fuel system test run time5 minutesp. 183
wheel bolts tightening torque500 Nm (369 ft·lbf)p. 202
Operating weight with ROPS-cabin8600 kgp. 15

Bomag BW 28 RH Common Problems This Manual Covers

Bomag BW 28 RH engine won't start or starts poorly after storage in cold weather

Check the fuel level and fill the 200 liter tank with winter-grade diesel before anything else. Work through the troubleshooting procedures on page 236 for no-start causes. If the fuel filter was just changed, bleed the system for 20 seconds before cranking, then run the engine 5 minutes to confirm steady idle.

Manual Section: Troubleshooting p. 236
Tyre pressure won't hold its setting and drifts below range during compaction passes

Check pressure at every wheel before the shift starts and keep it between 2.0 and 8.0 bar (29 to 116 PSI); the limits are printed on page 75. Inspect valve stems and beads for leaks with soapy water. Check the tyre inflation compressor oil too; that reservoir only holds 0.5 liter.

Manual Section: Indicators and Control Elements p. 75
Asphalt sticking to tyres, scrapers and coco mats not clearing the wheel surface between passes

Set the gap between each scraper and the wheel to 10 mm (0.4 in) as shown on page 109, and replace coco mats or brushes worn down to the holder. Verify tyre pressure sits at the nominal value for the mat; a soft tyre changes the contact patch and picks up material.

Manual Section: Checks Prior to Start Up p. 109
Unsure how to check or inflate the tyres safely when the machine is fully ballasted

Stand outside the tyre track whenever you check or inflate; a tyre letting go under 28000 kg of ballasted machine is lethal. Use an air hose at least 6 meters long, per the safety instructions on page 56, and never push past the 8.0 bar maximum. Make this part of the daily walk-around.

Manual Section: Concerning Your Safety p. 56
AdBlue tank frozen after overnight parking in winter, engine derates shortly after start-up

Expect the AdBlue/DEF to freeze at -11 °C (12 °F); the system thaws it on its own once the engine runs, so start up and keep working. Never add anything to the tank to lower the freezing point. Check the level during pre-start checks, and if the filter gets serviced, torque the cover to 22.5 Nm.

Manual Section: Maintenance p. 155

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the meaning of the fault code display on the machine?

If the warning buzzer sounds and the central warning lamp lights up, you should read out the fault code using the INFO 1 display field. The display shows the fault code (DTC), the fault location (BSPN), and the cause of the fault (BFMI). p. 242

What is the tightening torque for the wheel studs on the Bomag BW 28 RH?

The wheel bolts must be tightened cross-wise to a torque of 500 Nm (369 ft·lbf). p. 202

What is the nominal gap between the scrapers and the wheels on the Bomag BW 28 RH?

The nominal gap between the scrapers and the wheels is approximately 10 mm (0.4 in). p. 109

What is the required tightening torque for the AdBlue/DEF filter cover on the Bomag BW 28 RH?

The filter cover for the AdBlue/DEF filter must be tightened to a torque of 22.5 Nm (16.6 ft·lbf). p. 184

What is the fuel tank capacity of the Bomag BW 28 RH?

The fuel tank has a capacity of 200 liters (53 gal us). p. 16

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BrandBomag
ModelBW 28 RH
Machine TypePneumatic tyred roller
Manual TypeOperator Manual
LanguageEnglish
FormatSearchable PDF (Digital Download)
Pages256
File Size4.9 MB
Manual No.008 202 05 EN
Serial Range101 538 40 1001 and up
Wiring DiagramsNo
Hydraulic SchematicsNo
Torque SpecificationsYes
Bookmarked / IndexedYes

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