Common problems and preventive measures of MAN two-stroke marine diesel engines

Common problems and preventive measures of MAN two-stroke marine diesel engines

MAN two-stroke marine diesel engines may encounter some common problems during operation. To prevent these problems, ship operators can take the following preventive measures:

Prevention problem one: Fuel system malfunction

Regularly inspect the fuel filter and clean or replace it in a timely manner. Regularly inspect the fuel injectors to ensure they are working properly.

Prevention problem 2: Cooling system failure

Regularly check the cooling water circulation, clean or replace the cooling water pipes. Regularly inspect the water pump to ensure its normal operation.

Prevention problem three: lubrication system failure

Regularly check the lubricating oil and add lubricating oil in a timely manner. Regularly inspect the lubricating oil filter, clean or replace the filter.

By conducting regular inspections and maintenance, ship operators can prevent common problems with MAN two-stroke marine diesel engines and ensure their normal operation.