Cat® Detect Object Detection Caterpillar


Object Detection Sensor - Clean/Inspect

Usage:

793B 1HL
Inspect and clean the object detection sensors at the beginning of each shift. Refer to the following list for inspecting and cleaning the object detection sensors.

Note: When you access the object detection sensors for cleaning or inspection, be sure to observe safe procedures for access. Maintain a three-point contact and/or use a body harness.

Inspect

  1. Inspect the brackets and the covers of the object detection sensors.

    1. Inspect the covers of the object detection sensors for cracks or damage.

      Note: When a cover for the radar detector has been damaged, replace the cover.

    1. Ensure that the mounting bolts are tight.

    1. Verify that there is no damage to the brackets or to the object detection sensors.

    1. Verify that the alignment marks for elevation (1) and the alignment marks for azimuth (2) are still visible on the brackets. The alignment marks will indicate if the radar detectors have not moved. Refer to Illustration 1.



    Illustration 1g02590460

    (1) Alignment Marks for Elevation

    (2) Alignment Marks for Azimuth

  1. Check the object detection sensors for an excessive amount of mud or other materials around the object detection sensors.

    Note: When the object detection sensors are covered with mud or other debris, clean the cover of the radar detector and/or remove debris.

Cleaning Instructions

If necessary, use a damp cloth in order to clean the glass of the object detection sensors. The covers of the object detection sensors are not affected by a wash with high-pressure spray.

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