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潍柴服务云报单流程

潍柴服务云报单流程潍柴服务云是潍柴集团推出的一款以用户需求为导向的智能化维修服务平台。

潍柴服务云包括了报单、派单、跟踪、结算等多个环节，本文将介绍潍柴服务云报单流程的整体流程及每个环节的详细描述。

一、整体流程1. 客户报修：客户遇到设备故障或者需要升级维护时，可以通过潍柴服务云APP、官网、微信公众号、电话等渠道报修，客户需提供设备型号、故障现象等相关信息，同时可上传故障图片或视频。

2. 技术分析：潍柴服务云中设有专门的技术分析部门，经过客户报修后，技术分析人员会进行故障分析，对故障类型和修复方案进行评估，并制定维修方案。

3. 定位服务商：潍柴服务云中设置了服务商数据库，通过服务商地理位置及技术水平等指标，自动匹配最适合的服务商进行派单，同时可以按区域分配，满足客户的维修需求。

4. 派单：潍柴服务云根据客户报修要求和技术分析结果，自动派单给合适的服务商。

派单后，服务商可以在APP上查看订单详细信息。

5. 维修：服务商接到订单后，按照潍柴提供的维修方案及相关故障处理标准进行维修。

6. 跟踪：客户可以通过潍柴服务云APP、官网等渠道实时跟踪维修进度，并可以对维修服务进行评价。

7. 结算：维修完成后，潍柴服务云会自动结算服务商的维修费用，客户在线支付或选择线下支付，以完成结算流程。

二、详细描述1. 客户报修：客户遇到设备故障或者需要升级维护时，可以通过潍柴服务云APP、官网、微信公众号、电话等渠道报修，根据需要，填写设备的基本信息以及故障现象等相关信息。

客户可以上传故障图片或视频，帮助技术分析人员更快更准确地判断故障类型和维修方案。

潍柴服务云将根据客户报修的信息快速响应，并通过自身的应急机制快速启动维修服务。

2. 技术分析：潍柴服务云中设有专门的技术分析部门，这些技术人员都是潍柴公司具备多年专业技术经验的维修技术人员，他们会经过客户报修后进行故障分析，对故障类型和修复方案进行评估，并制定维修方案。

针对于一些技术难点，潍柴服务云还提供技术咨询服务，帮助服务商解决各种难题。

潍柴自动汽车指南说明书

CONTINUED...Accessories and Modifications .152................................Accessories .152.Additional Safety Precautions .153............................Modifications .153ACCESSORY (Ignition Key.......................................Position).87.............Accessory Power Socket .103....................Additives,Engine Oil .196.............................Airbag (SRS) . 10, 48.....................Air Cleaner Element .211..............Air Conditioning System .108..............................Maintenance age .110.......................Air Outlets (Vents).108.......................Air Pressure,Tires .225..................High Speed Driving .226.........................Normal Driving .226.......................Alcohol in Gasoline .292......................................Antifreeze .199Anti-lock Brakes (ABS)...............................Indicator . 62, 177...................................Operation .175..............Anti-theft,Audio System .137Anti-theft Steering Column..............................................Lock .86..........................Appearance Care .245................................Audio System .118........................Auto Idle Stop . 163, 171.............................Indicator . 164, 172...Automatic Seat Belt Tensioners .46.............Automatic Speed Control .139.Automatic Transmission (CVT).166..........................Capacity,Fluid .288...............Checking Fluid Level .206.......................................Shifting .167.Shift Lever Position Indicator .166................Shift Lever Positions .167....................Shift Lock Release .170BatteryCharging System...........................Indicator . 62, 272............................Jump Starting .265.................................Level Gauge .72..............................Maintenance .216............................Specifications .289..............................Before Driving .143....................................Belts,Seat .8,45...........................Beverage Holder .102.................................Body Repairs .253Brakes...........Anti-lock System (ABS).175.............Break-in,New Linings .144....................Bulb Replacement .237...........................................Fluid .209.......................................Parking .100.................System Indicator . 62, 275........................Wear Indicators .174.............................Braking System .174........................Break-in,New Car .144..Brightness Control,Instruments .77........................Brights,Headlights .75ABIBulb Replacement..........................Back-up Lights .238..............................Brake Lights .237..............................Ceiling Light .241................Front Parking Lights .235........Front Side Marker Lights .235.................................Headlights .234.........High-mount Brake Light .238.................License Plate Lights .239.........Rear Side Marker Lights .237............................Specifications .289...................................Spotlights .242...............................Trunk Light .240....................Turn Signal Lights .235..............................Bulbs,Halogen .234............................Capacities Chart .288.............Carbon Monoxide Hazard .54.............................Carrying Cargo .154Cassette Player............................................Care .136...................................Operation .133..............CAUTION,Explanation of .ii ...................................CD Changer .129.......................................CD Player .127..................................Ceiling Light .104........................Certification Label .286............................................Chains .231....................Changing a Flat Tire .257............Changing Engine Coolant .201Changing Oil........................................How to .197......................................When to .186....................Charge/Assist Gauge .73...Charging System Indicator .62,272............Checklist,Before Driving .160.....................................Child Safety .22Child SeatsTCH Anchorage System .43...........................Lower Anchors .43..........Tether Anchorage Points .42..................Childproof Door Locks .92....................Cleaner Element,Air .211Cleaning....................Aluminum Wheels .248......................................Exterior .246.......................................Interior .249...................................Seat Belts .250...........................................Vinyl .250....................................Windows .251.........................Clock,Setting the .123...................................Clutch Fluid .210........................CO in the Exhaust .294............Cold Weather,Starting in pact Spare .256...............Consumer Information .300Continuously Variable................Transmission (CVT).166.............Controls,Instruments and .57Coolant........................................Adding .199....................................Checking .149.........................Proper Solution .199...................................Replacing . 201...................Temperature Gauge . 71....................Corrosion Protection .252Crankcase Emissions Control........................................System .294............Cruise Control Operation .139.....................Current Fuel Mileage .70..........Customer Relations Office .300................DANGER,Explanation of .ii ...................................Dashboard . 2, 58CDIICONTINUED................Daytime Running Lights .76............Defects,Reporting Safety .302........................Defog and Defrost .116................Defogger,Rear Window .81..............Defrosting the Windows .116....................................Dimensions .288...............Dimming the Headlights .75DipstickAutomatic Transmission.....................................(CVT).206..................................Engine Oil .148..........................Directional Signals .78........Disc Brake Wear Indicators .174.....................Disposal of Used Oil .198Doors..............Locking and Unlocking .87......................Power Door Locks .87..........DOT Tire Quality Grading .290Downshifting,5-speed Manual.............................Transmission .162.......................................Drive Belt .224...........Driver and Passenger Safety .5...........................................Driving .159....................................Economy .150.........................In Bad Weather .178................In Foreign Countries .293..................Dust and Pollen Filter .222............................Fabric,Cleaning .250...................................Fan,Interior .113Features,Comfort and..............................Convenience .107....................Filling the Fuel Tank .145Filters................................Air Cleaner .211.........................Dust and Pollen .222...............................................Oil .197..............................Economy,Fuel .150............Emergencies on the Road .255.............Battery,Jump Starting .265...........Brake System Indicator .275................Changing a Flat Tire .257.....Charging System Indicator .272..................Checking the Fuses .277.....Low Oil Pressure Indicator .271...Malfunction Indicator Lamp .273..................Overheated Engine .268.........................Emergency Brake .100......................Emergency Flashers .80......................Emergency Towing .282............Emergency Trunk Opener .93.......................Emissions Controls .294.............Emissions Testing,State .297Engine....Coolant Temperature Gauge .71...................................Drive Belt .224......Engine Speed Limiter . 165, 169Malfunction Indicatormp .62,273........Oil Pressure Indicator . 62, 271..............Oil,What Kind to Use .195...............................Overheating .268............................Specifications .288.......................................Starting .161......................Ethanol in Gasoline .292.Evaporative Emissions Controls .294...............................Exhaust Fumes .54Expectant Mothers,Use of Seat........................................Belts by .20..................Exterior,Cleaning the .246EFIII.............Halogen Headlight Bulbs .234..............Hazard Warning Flashers .80Headlights........................................Aiming .234............Daytime Running Lights .76..................High Beam Indicator .64........................Reminder Beeper .75........Replacing Halogen Bulbs .234...................................Turning on .75..............................Head Restraints .96.....................Heating and Cooling .108.............High Altitude,Starting at .161.................High-Low Beam Switch .75..............High-mount Brake Light .238....................................Hood Latch .212.......................Hood,Opening the .146..................................................Horn .74...........................Hydraulic Clutch .210.................................Hydroplaning .179...Identification Number,Vehicle .286Ignition..............................................Keys .83...........................................Switch .86............Timing Control System .2955-speed Manual Transmission...............Checking Fluid Level .208................................Shifting the .162.............Flashers,Hazard Warning .80...................Flat Tire,Changing a .257FluidsAutomatic Transmission.....................................(CVT).206..........................................Brake .209.........................................Clutch .210..............Manual Transmission .208..................Windshield Washer .205FM Stereo Radio...................................Reception .125.....Foreign Countries,Driving in .293..........................Four-way Flashers .80............................Front Airbags . 10, 48.................................................Fuel .144......................Fill Door and Cap .145...........................................Gauge .71................Octane Requirement .144...............................Oxygenated .292........................Reserve Indicator .65........................Tank,Filling the .145.....................Fuses,Checking the .276...............Gas Mileage,Improving .150..........................................Gasohol .292.........................................Gasoline .144...............Fuel Reserve Indicator .65...........................................Gauge .71................Octane Requirement .144........................Tank,Filling the .145................Gas Station Procedures .145Gauges...Engine Coolant Temperature .71...............................................Fuel .71...............................Speedometer .69.................................Tachometer .69Gearshift Lever Positions Automatic Transmission.....................................(CVT).1675-speed Manual.........................Transmission .162..............................Glass Cleaning .251......................................Glove Box .101GHIIVCONTINUED.........Important Safety Precautions .6Indicators,Instrument.............................................Panel .59...............................Infant Restraint .31Infant Seats TCH Anchorage System . 43...........................Lower Anchors . 43..........Tether Anchorage Points . 42...................Inflation,Proper Tire .225..................High Speed Driving .226.........................Normal Driving .226...................................Inside Mirror . 99.............................Inspection,Tire .227........................Instrument Panel . 2, 58........Instrument Panel Brightness .77...........................Interior Cleaning .249...............................Interior Lights .104........................................Introduction .i........................Jacking up the Car .259.......................................Jack,Tire .258................................Jump Starting .265..................................................Keys bel,Certification ne Change,Signaling p/Shoulder Belts . 16, TCH Anchorage System .43Lights....................Bulb Replacement .234.......................................Indicator .59.........................................Parking .75..................................Turn Signal .78.....................................Load Limit .155......LOCK (Ignition Key Position).86Locks.......Anti-theft Steering Column .86............................Fuel Fill Door .145.................................Power Door .87...........................................Trunk .92........................Low Coolant Level .149.........................Low Fuel Indicator .65................................Lower Anchors .43...Lower Gear,Downshifting to a .165...Low Oil Pressure Indicator . 62, 271...Lubricant Specifications Chart .288.........................................Luggage .154..................................Maintenance .181...Owner Maintenance Checks .193.................................Record . 191-192......................Required Indicator .66..........................................Safety .182.............................Schedule .184-190.Malfunction Indicator Lamp .62,273...................Manual Transmission .162........Manual Transmission Fluid .208...............................Meters,Gauges .67...................Methanol in Gasoline .292..........................Mirrors,Adjusting .99...................Neutral Gear Position .168..................New Vehicle Break-in .144...................NOTICE,Explanation of .i ...............Numbers,Identification .286LMJKNV.............................. Paint Touch-up.248.............. Panel Brightness Control.77........................ Park Gear Position.167...........................................Parking.173...............................Parking Brake.100Parking Brake and Brake System...............................Indicator . 62,275.................................Parking Lights.75..Parking Over Things that Burn.296.............................PGM-FI System.295..................Polishing and Waxing.247............Pre-Drive Safety Checklist.12.........Pregnancy,Using Seat Belts.20............................Protecting Adults.13...Additional Safety Precautions.20.....Advice for Pregnant Women.20........................Protecting Children.22.......................Protecting Infants.31.......Protecting Larger Children.38.........Protecting Small Children.35Using Child Seats with.....................................Tethers.42.............................Using LATCH.43...................Radiator Overheating.268Radio/CD/Cassette............................Sound System.118...................Readiness Codes . 274,297Rear Lights,Bulb......................Replacement . 237,238............................Rear View Mirror.99.................Rear Window Defogger.81...............Reclining the Seat Backs.94.............................Reminder Lights.59.......................Remote Transmitter.89Replacement Information.................Air Cleaner Element.211..............Dust and Pollen Filter.222..........................Engine Coolant.201................Engine Oil and Filter.197..........................................Fuses.277................................Light Bulbs.234....................................Schedule.184................................Spark Plugs.213...........................................Tires.229.............................Wiper Blades.219Replacing Seat Belts After a............................................Crash.47Reserve Tank,Engine...............................Coolant . 149,199...............................Restraint,Child.22..................Reverse Gear Position.168................................Roof Antenna.247...Octane Requirement,Gasoline.144......................................... Odometer.69............................... Odometer,Trip.69Oil........................ Change,How to.197...................... Change,When to.186......................Checking Engine.148..............Pressure Indicator . 62,271 Selecting Proper Viscosity......................................Chart.196...........ON(Ignition Key Position).87 Onboard Refueling Vapor.................................... Recovery.294..Operation in Foreign Countries.293..............................Outside Mirrors.99.................... Overheating,Engine.268.......Owner Maintenance Checks.193......................... Oxygenated Fuels.292P R OVICONTINUED................................Rotation,Tire .228..................................Safety Belts . 8, 45.........Safety Defects,Reporting .302.................................Safety Features .7.........................................Airbags .10..................................Door Locks .11..........................Head Restraints .11.......................................Seat Belts .8.....................Seats &Seat-Backs .11.............Safety Labels,Location of .55...............................Safety Messages .ii .....................................Seat Belts . 8, 45...............Additional Information .45Automatic Seat Belt...............................Tensioners .46.....................................Cleaning p/Shoulder Belt . 16, 45................................Maintenance .47......Reminder Light and Beeper .61...................System Components e During Pregnancy .20...Wearing a Lap/Shoulder Belt .16........................Seats,Adjusting the .94...............................Serial Number .286...........................Service Intervals .184...........................Service Manual .303.........Service Station Procedures .145..........................Setting the Clock .123.....Shift Lever Position Indicator .166........................Shift Lock Release .170..Shift Up/Shift Down Indicators .165..............................Side Airbags . 10, 50....................Cutoff Indicator . 52, 61Side Marker Lights,Bulb ......................Replacement . 235, 237...............................Signaling Turns .78.....................................Snow Tires .230...................Solvent-type Cleaners .246................................Sound System .118Spare Tire......................................Inflating .256............................Specifications .289................Spark Plugs,Replacing .213....................Specifications Charts .288................................Speed Control .139...................................Speedometer .69.......................................Spotlights .104..........SRS,Additional Information .48...Additional Safety Precautions .53.............................Airbag Service .53How the Side Airbag Cutoff...........Indicator Light Works .52How the SRS Indicator.......................................Works .51How Your Front Airbags.........................................Work .48...How Your Side Airbags Work .50........................SRS Components .48.............................SRS Indicator .51,61....START (Ignition Key Position).87..............State Emissions Testing .297.......................Starting the Engine .161In Cold Weather at High..................................Altitude .161................With a Dead Battery .265........Steam Coming from Engine .268Steering Wheel..................................Adjustment .82.............Anti-theft Column Lock .86...................Stereo Sound System .118...........................Storing Your Car .243SVIISupplemental Restraint................................System . 10, 48......................................Servicing .53.........................SRS Indicator .51,61...................System Components .48..................................Synthetic Oil .196.....................Underside,Cleaning .252Unexpected,Taking Care..........................................of the .255....Uniform Tire Quality Grading .290........................Unleaded Gasoline .144.....................Upholstery Cleaning ed Oil,How to Dispose of .198.................Vehicle Capacity Load .155......................Vehicle Dimensions .288....Vehicle Identification Number .286.....................................Tachometer .69Taillights,Changing..................................Bulbs . 237, 238.Taking Care of the Unexpected .255....................................Tape Player .133Technical Descriptions......DOT Tire Quality Grading .290.....Emissions Control Systems .294.....................Oxygenated Fuels .292Three Way Catalytic...............................Converter .296.......................Temperature Gauge .71..............Tether Anchorage Points .42............................Theft Protection .137..Three Way Catalytic Converter .296..........................Time,Setting the .123....................................Tire Chains .231.........Tire,How to Change a Flat .257...............................................Tires .225..............................Air Pressure .225.........................Checking Wear pact Spare .256......DOT Tire Quality Grading .290......................................Inflation .225..................................Inspection .227..............................Maintenance .227...................................Replacing .229......................................Rotating .228...........................................Snow .230............................Specifications .289................................Tire Chains .231...................Tools,Tire Changing .258Towing.....................................A Trailer .179..................Emergency Towing .282...........................Traction Devices .231TransmissionChecking Fluid Level,..................Automatic (CVT).206Checking Fluid Level,...................................Manual .208..................Fluid Selection . 207, 208..............Identification Number .287Shifting the Automatic.....................................(CVT).167..................Shifting the Manual .165.....................................Treadwear .290.......................................Trip Meter .69....................................Trip Mileage .70................................................Trunk .92........................................Opening .92...................Open Monitor Light .65....................................Turn Signals .78UVTVIII.............................Vehicle Storage .243.....................................Ventilation .109.................................................VIN .286...............................Vinyl Cleaning .250..................................Viscosity,Oil .196.............WARNING,Explanation of .ii .........Warning Labels,Location of .55..................Warranty Coverages .301Washer,Windshield........Checking the Fluid Level .205.......................................Indicator .65.....................................Operation .80.........................................Washing .246..................Waxing and Polishing .247Wheels...............Adjusting the Steering .82............Alignment and Balance .227....................Aluminum Wheels pact Spare .256......................................Wrench .258Windows.....................................Cleaning .251..................Operating the Power .97...........................Rear,Defogger .81Windshield.......................................Cleaning .78...................................Defroster .116.......................................Washers .80Wipers,Windshield.......................Changing Blades .219.....................................Operation .78....................................Worn Tires .227.....Wrecker,Emergency Towing .282:U.S.and Canada onlyWIX。

潍柴汽车的某款产品说明书

CONTINUED....................................Accessories .182ACCESSORY (Ignition Key.......................................Position).78.............Accessory Power Socket .103....................Additives,Engine Oil .225...............................Airbag (SRS) . 9, 21...Airbags,Additional Information .21...Additional Safety Precautions .32..........Advanced Airbag System .26.............................Airbag Service .31How the Passenger Airbag Off ......................Indicator Works .30How the Side Airbag Off......................Indicator Works .30..How the SRS Indicator Works .29How Your Front Airbags.........................................Work .24...How Your Side Airbags Work .27How Your Side Curtain Airbags .........................................Work .29........................SRS Components .21..............Air Conditioning System .106.......................Air Pressure,Tires .246......................................Antifreeze .228Anti-lock Brakes (ABS)...............................Indicator . 60, 200...................................Operation .200..............Anti-theft,Audio System .168Anti-theft Steering Column..........................................Lock .78............................................Armrest .93................................Audio System .110.....Auto Door Locking/Unlocking .81.........................Auto Door Locking .81.....................Auto Door Unlocking .83...Automatic Seat Belt Tensioners .19.............Automatic Speed Control .171..............Automatic Transmission .194..........................Capacity,Fluid .282...............Checking Fluid Level .232.......................................Shifting .194Shift Lever Position...............................Indicators .194................Shift Lever Positions .195....................Shift Lock Release .197BatteryCharging System...........................Indicator . 65, 267............................Jump Starting .263..............................Maintenance .252............................Specifications .283..............................Before Driving .175....................................Belts,Seat .8,18.........................Beverage Holders .103Brakes...........Anti-lock System (ABS).200.............Break-in,New Linings .176....................Bulb Replacement .239...........................................Fluid .234.................Pad Wear Indicators .199.......................................Parking .100.................System Indicator . 59, 269.............................Braking System .199.................Break-in,New Vehicle .176..Brightness Control,Instruments .73........................Brights,Headlights .72ABIBulb Replacement..........................Back-up Lights .239..............................Brake Lights .239........Front Side Marker Lights .238.........Front Turn Signal Lights .238.........................Headlights . 236, 237.........High-mount Brake Light .241..........................Parking Lights .238.........Rear Side Marker Lights .239..........Rear Turn Signal Lights .239............................Specifications .283..............................Bulbs,Halogen .236.........................................Card,PC .151............................Capacities Chart .282.............Carbon Monoxide Hazard .51.............................Carrying Cargo .184..............CAUTION,Explanation of .ii ..............................CD Player . 122, 142..................................Ceiling Light .101........................Certification Label .280............................................Chains .251....................Changing a Flat Tire .257Changing Oil........................................How to .226......................................When to .213...Charging System Indicator . 65, 267..............Check Fuel Cap Message .68............Checklist,Before Driving .189.....................................Child Safety .33Child SeatsTCH Anchor System .42...........................Lower Anchors .42................Tether Anchor Points .45..................Childproof Door Locks .80.........................Clock,Setting the .169...................................Clutch Fluid .234........................CO in the Exhaust .287............Cold Weather,Starting in pact Spare .256.................Console Compartment .103.................Consumer Information .294.............Controls,Instruments and .55Coolant........................................Adding .228....................................Checking .181.........................Proper Solution .228...................Temperature Gauge .67Crankcase Emissions Control........................................System .287............Cruise Control Operation .171....Customer Service Information .294................DANGER,Explanation of .ii ...................................Dashboard . 3, 57................Daytime Running Lights .73.........Defects,Reporting Safety .296........................Defog and Defrost .109................Defogger,Rear Window .74..............Defrosting the Windows .109....................................Dimensions .282...............Dimming the Headlights .72Dipstick..........Automatic Transmission .232..................................Engine Oil .179..........................Directional Signals .72Disc Brake Pad Wear...................................Indicators .199............................Disc Player . 122, 142..................Display Change Button .66.....................Disposal of Used Oil .228CDIICONTINUEDDoors.Auto Door Locking/Unlocking .81.....................Auto Door Locking .81.................Auto Door Unlocking .82..............Locking and Unlocking .79......................Power Door Locks .80........DOT Tire Quality Grading .284Downshifting,Manual.............................Transmission .191...........Driver and Passenger Safety .5...........................................Driving .187....................................Economy .181..................Dust and Pollen Filter .242..............................Economy,Fuel .181............Emergencies on the Road .255.............Battery,Jump Starting .263...........Brake System Indicator .269................Changing a Flat Tire .257.....Charging System Indicator .267..................Checking the Fuses .270.....Low Oil Pressure Indicator .267...Malfunction Indicator Lamp .268..................Overheated Engine .265.........................Emergency Brake .100......................Emergency Flashers .74......................Emergency Towing .276............Emergency Trunk Opener .87.......................Emissions Controls .287.............Emissions Testing,State .290Engine....Coolant Temperature Gauge .67......Engine Speed Limiter . 193, 196Malfunction Indicatormp .268........Oil Pressure Indicator . 65, 267..............Oil,What Kind to Use .224...............................Overheating .265............................Specifications .282.......................................Starting .190......................Ethanol in Gasoline .177.Evaporative Emissions Controls .287...............................Exhaust Fumes .51Expectant Mothers,Use of Seat........................................Belts by .16...................................Fan,Interior .106.........................................Features .105....................Filling the Fuel Tank .177Filters.........................Dust and Pollen .242...............................................Oil .2265-speed Manual Transmission...............Checking Fluid Level .233................................Shifting the .191.............Flashers,Hazard Warning .74...................Flat Tire,Changing a .257Fluids..........Automatic Transmission .232..........................................Brake .234.........................................Clutch .235...................................Locations .222..............Manual Transmission .233..........................Power Steering .235..................Windshield Washer .231FM Stereo Radio...................................Reception .163...........................Folding Rear Seat .93..........................Four-way Flashers .74..............................Front Airbags . 9, 24FEIII...............Gas Mileage,Improving .181.........................................Gasoline .176...............Fuel Reserve Indicator .64...........................................Gauge .67................Octane Requirement .176........................Tank,Filling the .177................Gas Station Procedures .177Gauges...Engine Coolant Temperature .67...............................................Fuel .67Gearshift Lever Positions..........Automatic Transmission .195..............Manual Transmission .192......................................Glove Box .103.............Halogen Headlight Bulbs .236..............Hazard Warning Flashers .74Headlights........................................Aiming .236............Daytime Running Lights .73..................High Beam Indicator .61........................Reminder Beeper .72........Replacing Halogen Bulbs .236...................................Turning on .72..............................Head Restraints .92.............................Heated Mirrors .100.....................Heating and Cooling .106.............High Altitude,Starting at .190.................High-Low Beam Switch .72..............High-mount Brake Light .241.......................Hood,Opening the .178..............................................Horn .4,70...Identification Number,Vehicle .280Ignition..............................................Keys .76...........................................Switch .78............Timing Control System .288.........Important Safety Precautions .6.........Indicators,Instrument Panel .59...............................Infant Restraint .38Infant SeatsTCH Anchor System .42...........................Lower Anchors .42................Tether Anchor Points .45Inflation,Recommended Tire...................................Pressures rmation Display .66...................................Inside Mirror .99.............................Inspection,Tire .247............................Instrument Panel .57................Instrument Panel Lights .59........Instrument Panel Brightness .73...............................Interior Lights .101........................................Introduction .i.................................................Fuel .176......................Fill Door and Cap .177...........................................Gauge .67................Octane Requirement .176...............................Oxygenated .177........................Reserve Indicator .64........................Tank,Filling the .177.....................Fuses,Checking the .270.................Jacking up the Vehicle .258.......................................Jack,Tire .257................................Jump Starting .263HIGJIVCONTINUED..................................................Keys .76bel,Certification ne Change,Signaling p/Shoulder Belts . 14, TCH Anchor System .42Lights....................Bulb Replacement .236.......................................Indicator .59.........................................Parking .72..................................Turn Signal .72.....................................Load Limit .185......LOCK (Ignition Key Position).78Locks.......Anti-theft Steering Column .78............................Fuel Fill Door .177.................................Power Door .80...........................................Trunk .87........................Low Coolant Level .181.........................Low Fuel Indicator .64................................Lower Anchors .42...Lower Gear,Downshifting to a .191...Low Oil Pressure Indicator . 65, 267...Lubricant Specifications Chart .282..................................Maintenance .211................................Minder . 213-219.........................Minder Indicator .64...Owner Maintenance Checks .218.................................Record . 220-221..........................................Safety .212.......Malfunction Indicator Lamp .268...................Manual Transmission .191........Manual Transmission Fluid .233...............................Meters,Gauges .66...................Methanol in Gasoline .177..........................Mirrors,Adjusting .99.........................................Moonroof .97...........................MP3/WMA . 123, 143...................Neutral Gear Position .195..................New Vehicle Break-in .176.....................Normal Shift Speeds .192...................NOTICE,Explanation of .i...............Numbers,Identification .280...Octane Requirement,Gasoline .176.........................................Odometer .66...............................Odometer,Trip .67Oil........................Change,How to .226......................Change,When to .213......................Checking Engine .179..............Pressure Indicator . 65, 267.......Selecting Proper Viscosity .224...........ON (Ignition Key Position).78Onboard Refueling Vapor....................................Recovery .287..............................Outside Mirrors .99....Outside Temperature Indicator .68....................Overheating,Engine .265.......Owner Maintenance Checks .218.........................Oxygenated Fuels .177MNOKLV。

维修服务业务操作手册

维修服务业务操作手册目录维修服务业务操作手册 (1)目录 (1)登录应用系统 (1)创建服务预约步骤 (2)查询维修预约步骤 (3)创建维修报告步骤 (4)查询维修报告列表步骤 (6)查询维修费用步骤 (6)登录应用系统操作及界面说明选择授权厂商：潍柴；输入用户名和密码，进入系统进入系统界面如下：窗口操作说明：1.订单管理：为备件调拨管理界面2.维修服务：创建维修预约单和维修报告单，以及查询各种维修单的列表的管理界面3.查询服务：查询柴油机配置，旧件返回的功能界面4.产品注册:创建销售记录，查询客户和销售记录列表的管理界面5.平台管理：修改系统密码的功能窗口6.退出：点击该栏目框，可以返回到登陆界面操作规范与注意事项1.系统登陆界面授权厂商必须选择潍柴2.系统登陆的用户名前面字母为大写，初始密码跟用户名一致3.进入系统后，要验证一下登陆密码是否正确，检查维修站站名是否与系统显示的一致（下图框中显示的即为维修站在系统中名字)创建服务预约步骤系统操作步骤详细说明路径:系统菜单中维修服务/维修预约窗口：窗口操作说明：点击维修预约后,进入上面的界面，该界面是有故障的机器进行三包验证的界面：各字段代表含义如下：1。

序列号--—--柴油机编号2。

使用时间（小时）/使用里程（公里)—----发生故障的机器已运转时间/里程3。

故障时间--———柴油机发生故障的时间相关操作步骤如下：一．正常维修预约情况：1.在产品序列号框中输入柴油机编号，更改故障时间，使用时间/里程以及对应的单位，注意该栏目的信息要求比较准确，因为点击查询按钮后不能更改.2.点击查询按钮，(1）如果该柴油机编号没有创建销售记录,则出现下面的界面：需要转入产品注册模块进行销售记录的创建,详细操作见《合同模块创建》手册；(2）如果该柴油机编号有相关的销售记录,在三包期内会进入下一个界面：可以看到红线框内界面为整个界面的上部分，该栏信息为产品信息和客户信息.红线框外界面为预约单的下部分，该栏信息为记录故障情况的信息栏，可以看到：平台编号: 为系统自动生成的单号，制单日期：维修预约的日期，不能更改，要求维修时间:可以更改，但不能小于制单日期，预约单类型栏根据业务情况选定类型联系人：系统自动带出项目故障地点/故障类别/故障描述为必录项，维修说明,在里面录入相关的情况说明，然后点击“预约”按钮,提交预约单完成。

潍柴发动机使用说明

潍柴燃气发动机维护保养说明潍柴燃气发动机维护保养说明潍柴西港新能源发动机有限公司2012.21潍柴燃气发动机维护保养说明目录1发动机维护保养 (1)1.1天然气发动机主要部件说明 (1)1.2系统维护保养要求 (2)1.3电控部件维护保养要求 (4)1.4发动机日常操作要求 (6)2 附录 (8)2.1 Q/WCQTG0017潍柴燃气发动机保养规范 (9)2.2 Q/WCQTG0012《潍柴燃气发动机 REGO稳压器维修规范》 (11)2.3 Q/WCQTG0013《潍柴燃气发动机喷嘴清洗规范》 (15)2.4 Q/WCQTG5.27-2010《潍柴气体发动机机油用油规范》 (23)2.5 Q/WCQTG0007《潍柴燃气发动机火花塞拆装规范》 (25)2.6 《整车 LNG燃气系统使用规范》 (34)2.7 Q/WCQTG0011《潍柴燃气发动机燃气滤清器滤芯更换规范》 (46)2潍柴燃气发动机维护保养说明1 发动机维护保养部件功能图示ICM控制各缸点混合使空气和燃ECU 电控模块，火时刻器气充分混合综合分析控火花产生电火废气调节增压器制发动机运花，点燃缸控制行塞增压压力内可燃气阀滤清过滤燃气中节气控制进入各器高压传递高压电（LN 杂质门缸可燃气量G ）线给火花塞稳压控制进入喷电磁控制燃气管氧传测量排气中器射阀的燃气阀路通断感器氧气含量压力（LNG ）FMV向混合器中点火产生高压电减压控制进入喷喷射燃料，射阀的燃气控制燃料的线圈器压力（CNG ）喷射量1潍柴燃气发动机维护保养说明1.2 系统维护保养要求潍柴天然气发动机是高性能电控发动机，精细的电控部件多，需要精心的维护保养，才能使发动机动力性经济性得到充分发挥，延长其使用寿命。

潍柴气体发动机日常保养及例行保养周期及相关项目参见Q/WCQTG0017《潍柴燃气发动机保养规范》（见附录）。

锡柴TDS-服务站使用手册

一汽解放汽车有限公司无锡柴油机厂服务站操作手册（服务索赔模块）二〇一一年四月TDS V1.0目录1 消息管理 (2)1.1 发布消息 (2)1.1.1消息系统 (2)2 服务站业务 (4)2.1 维护单据 (4)2.1.1维护索赔单 (4)2.1.2维护调件/换机申请单（调件） (19)2.1.3维护调件/换机申请单（换机） (25)2.1.4维护外出服务申请单 (31)2.1.5维护旧件发货单 (34)2.1.6维护保养单 (36)2.1.7维护特殊保养车辆申请 (41)2.1.8维护服务站保养/索赔发票 (43)3查询业务 (50)3.1 查询统计 (50)3.1.1索赔单跟踪 (50)3.1.2结算单跟踪 (53)3.1.3保养单跟踪 (56)3.1.4旧件发货单跟踪 (56)第 1 页共58 页1 消息管理1.1 发布消息1.1.1消息系统程序路径：系统管理→系统监控→消息系统功能说明：用于发送消息，通知等。

相关权限只有系统管理员可以维护该功能，各服务站可以回复信息。

操作流程：1.点击【消息系统】按键，进入“消息系统”界面查询消息：可以选择消息的日期，或接收，发送，全部等条件，然后单击查询按钮，查询消息如下图所示；第 2 页共58 页然后如上图选中一条信息，然后单击【阅读】按钮，可以进行阅读消息，单击【回复】可以对此消息进行回复消息；如下图所示；如上图所示，写红字处，双击“此消息有附件（1）可以单击此处下载“，如下图所示；“双击此行的文件名下载文件“，就可以下载文件了；第 3 页共58 页2 服务站业务2.1 维护单据2.1.1维护索赔单程序路径：服务站业务→维护单据→维护索赔单功能说明：维护索赔单信息相关权限相关人员维护操作流程：1.点击【维护索赔单】按键，进入“维护索赔单—浏览页”界面说明：单击【增加】按键，然后进入维护界面；第 4 页共58 页⏹首先选择索赔类别，用鼠标双击索赔类别处，然后选择索赔类别，如下图；⏹录入发动机序列号按一下“回车“按键，如果此发动机以前索赔过，或者保养过，那么可以带出底盘号，配车号，客户信息等相应信息，然后维护好剩下的信息；⏹注释：“车辆/设备厂”用鼠标双击可以进行查询，方便选择第 5 页共58 页如上图用鼠标双击费用项目选择工时单价如下图所示：用鼠标选中工时单价，然后单击【选定】按键，将工时单价带到索赔单中如下图所示：第 6 页共58 页第 7 页共 58 页如上图画红框部分所示首先维护工位信息，双击第一行工位代码空白处，然后选择工位如下图（注释：系统默认第一行为此故障的主要工位，所以主要工位需要在第一行维护，第二行开始为辅助工位）⏹选中相应工位，然后单击【选定】按键，将此工位信息带到索赔单上如下图所示；⏹然后双击第一行索赔零件号（换上去的零件）空白处，选择相应的零件如下图所示；（注释：系统默认第一行为此故障的主件（祸首件），所以主件（祸首件）需要在第一行维护，第二行开始为辅助件）⏹如上图所示首先选择索赔零件号（换上去的零件），不需要选择“生产订单”选项，也就是说索赔件不从生产订单中选择，索赔件所对应的供应商与索赔件的质量追溯码需要手工维护上去，相反如果选择损坏零件号（换下去的零件），需要选中“生产订单”选项，从第8 页共58 页第 9 页共 58 页“生产订单”中选择损坏零件号（换下去的零件），并且会把损坏件的供应商与质量追溯码自动带回到系统上。

潍柴服务APP操作手册v1.5

潍柴服务手机APP用户操作手册编制：生成日期：定稿日期：2016/4/8定稿版本：V1.5目录1 文档控制................................................................................................................. 错误!未定义书签。

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2 手机APP操作 (1)2.1使用简介 (1)2.1.1 功能简介 (1)2.1.2 注意事项 (1)2.2应用下载 (2)2.2.1 通过微信扫描二维码 (3)2.2.2 通过QQ扫描二维码 (4)2.3APP基础支撑 (17)2.3.1 登录APP (17)2.3.2 退出当前账号 (18)2.3.3 返回桌面 (19)2.3.4 网络连接失败 (19)2.3.5 服务站定位 (20)2.3.6 版本更新 (21)2.4派工单处理 (22)2.4.1 列表操作 (22)2.4.2 出发操作（站外） (25)2.4.3 现场见证操作（站外） (26)2.4.4 到达操作（站外） (28)2.4.5 维修拍照操作（站外） (29)2.4.6 维修完工操作（站外） (31)2.4.7 保外完工操作（站外） (32)2.4.8 站内维修操作 (33)3 服务系统相关操作 (37)3.1系统登录 (37)3.2派工人员维护 (37)3.2.1 人员查询 (38)3.2.2 人员新增 (38)3.2.3 人员编辑 (39)3.3接受/拒绝派工单 (39)3.3.1 接受派工单 (40)3.3.2 拒绝派工单 (43)3.4审批单关联APP上传照片 (44)3.5维修报告关联APP上传照片 (45)1手机APP操作1.1使用简介1.1.1功能简介当前版本潍柴服务APP主要提供以下功能：1.登录验证、退出2.派工单列表查询、出发、现场见证、到达、维修拍照、维修完工、三包外关闭（保外完工）3.拍照上传、照片预览、照片删除、全部上传4.版本更新提示、下载及安装5.服务站定位1.1.2注意事项1.登录账户即为您在服务系统中注册的维修人员手机号码，不需要注册，每个服务站需要在服务系统中维护每个服务站的维修人员信息。

文件服务器操作手册

潍柴动力股份有限公司文件共享平台项目客户端操作手册编制：生成日期：2013-07-22定稿日期：2013-07-22定稿版本： 1.01文档控制1.1修改记录1.2审查人目录1 文档控制 (I)1.1修改记录 (I)1.2审查人 (I)2 前言 (1)2.1目的 (1)2.2使用范围 (1)2.3参考文档 (1)2.4参与编写人员 (1)3 系统操作指南 (2)3.1通过网络驱动去访问 (2)3.2通过域名手动访问 (2)3.3个人文件夹共享方法 (3)3.4未加域电脑使用方式 (4)3.5常见问题解答 (4)2前言2.1目的有了基于AD的活动目录系统后，我们规划部署企业级的分布式文件服务器系统。

同时采用基于AD的身份验证集成访问权限控制实现文档的安全存取。

通过DNS 域名系统实现公司级的文件服务器统一访问体系。

规划在潍坊总部放置两台文件服务器，两台服务器为冗余架构，实现任何一台服务器的故障都不影响系统的正常访问。

今后在各个站点根据需要各放一台文件服务器并配置与总部服务器的自动增量同步。

通过在文件服务器上设置存储配额、文件类型限制、文件夹权限等控制用户的有限共享。

2.2使用范围使用文档服务器客户端的潍柴用户2.3参考文档《文件共享平台项目调研文档》《文件共享平台规划文档》《分布式文件系统实施文档》2.4参与编写人员张杰、单宝彩3系统操作指南当前文件共享平台支持三种使用方式，分别为：通过网络驱动器访问通过手动输入域名访问通过OA办公系统中的链接打开3.1通过网络驱动去访问已加入域的电脑，直接打开我的电脑，即可通过自动映射的X、Y、Z使用文件共享平台。

盘符与文件夹对应：X盘（个人），Y盘（部门），Z盘（公司）3.2通过域名手动访问已加域客户端打开运行，输入：\\\wpfiles访问成功，如下图：打开个人文件夹：只显示访问用户的个人文件夹和有权限访问的个人文件夹。

3.3个人文件夹共享方法1.右击个人文件夹----属性----安全2.点击编辑---添加，输入要共享给的域账号（OA账号）或者用户组（如应用工程部）。

潍柴服务APP操作手册

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潍柴系统操作培训

同预约相同
检查发现起动机打齿，更换起动机一件，故障排除。回访：检查发现起动机打齿，更换起动机一件，故障排除。回访：曹莉维修：维修：王鹏是一般故障责任厂家：龙口龙泵，厂家代码：责任厂家：龙口龙泵，厂家代码： 1538 点旧件换件张掖-民乐，往返公里，张掖民乐，往返120公里，带车民乐公里
一、已知发动机号查询配置
进入系统后出现菜单选择页面
潍柴系统操作培训
一、已知发动机号查询配置
根据已知发动机号查询配置
潍柴系统操作培训
一、已知发动机号查询配置
点击菜单后，出现两个选项
潍柴系统操作培训
一、已知发动机号查询配置
点击查询产品档案，入序列号（发动机号）机号）可查询发动机内大件配置明细；配置明细；下面一行填入序列号可查询发动机所有零部件装配明细
潍柴系统操作培训
二、创建维修预约
1、创建维修服务单、 2、维修服务查询、点击维修服务，出现三项选择 3、维修报告查询、
潍柴系统操作培训
二、创建维修预约
创建维修，创建维修，填写使用时间、发动机号
故障时间选择三天选普通三包，内，选普通三包，若是待销车故障选售前三包。售前三包。
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网址： :8088/wcs/pages/login.jsf 用户名：用户名：X162 密码：X162
潍柴系统操作培训
一、已知发动机号查询配置二、创建维修预约三、创建维修报告单四、创建审批五、发动机号注册
潍柴系统操作培训
潍柴系统操作培训
二、创建维修预约
*为必填项，为必填项，为必填项正确选择故障类别
潍柴系统操作培训

潍柴自动洗车系统操作手册说明书

AUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYBasic Audio OperationConnect audio devices in the front console, and operate buttons and displays for the audio system. USB PortConnect a USB flash drive or other audio device, such as an iPod® or iPhone®.1.Open the USB cover.2.Install the iPod dock connector or the USB flash drive into the USB port.Auxiliary Input JackConnect standard audio devices with a 1/8-inch (3.5 mm) stereo miniplug.1.Open the AUX cover.2.Insert the miniplug attached to the audio device into the jack. The audio system switches to AUX mode. Use the device to control the audio.iPod and iPhone are trademarks of Apple, Inc.State or local laws may prohibit the operation of handheld electronic devices while operating a vehicle.AUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYLearn how to operate the vehicle’s audio system.Accessory Power SocketLocated in the front and center consoles. Open the socket cover to use power when the vehicle is on.Do not insert an automotive type cigarette lighter element. This can overheatthe power socket.AUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYAdjusting the Sound Adjust various sound settings.Models without navigationUse the selector knob to make and enter selections.1.Press the SETUP button.2.Select Sound Settings.3.Select the setting you want, and adjust it to the desired level.4.Press the BACK button to exit the menu.Models with navigationUse the interface dial to make and enter selections.1.From the audio screen, press the MENU button.2.Select Sound.3.Select the setting you want, and adjust it to the desired level.4.Press the BACK button to exit the menu.You can also adjust the sound using the ODMD touchscreen. Select More, select Sound, and select the + or - icons to adjust settings. Select Xto exit the screen.Steering Wheel ControlsOperate certain functions of the audio system using the steering wheel controls.MODE button: Cycle through available audio modes.VOL (p /q ) buttons: Adjust audio volume. CH (+/-) button: Change presets, tracks, albums, or folders.FM/AM/XM® RadioPress (+) or (-) for the next or previous station.Press and hold (+) or (-) for the next or previous strong station.CD/HDD*/iPod®/USB/Bluetooth® Audio Press (+) or (-) for the next or previous track.Press and hold (+) or (-) for the next or previous folder (CD/USB).Pandora®Press (+) for the next song.Press and hold (+) or (-) for the next or previous station.*if equippedAUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYModels without navigationColor Information DisplayDisplay audio information. Use the buttons to operate the system.Color information displayAUDIO AND CONNECTIVITY Models without navigationFM/AM RadioPlay FM or AM radio stations.FM/AM radio displayAUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYModels without navigationSiriusXM® RadioAvailable on a subscription basis only. For more information or to subscribe, contact your dealer, or visit (U.S.) or www.siriusxm.ca (Canada).SiriusXM displayAvailable in the U.S. and Canada, except Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico. XM® is a registered trademark of Sirius XM Radio, Inc.AUDIO AND CONNECTIVITY Models without navigationCompact Disc (CD)Insert a CD to begin playing. The audio system supports audio CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs in MP3, WMA, or AAC formats.CD displayNOTICEDo not use CDs with adhesive labels or insert a damaged CD. Inserting these types of CDs may cause them to get stuck or damage the audio unit.AUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYModels without navigationiPod®Play and operate an iPod through the vehicle’s audio system. Connect your device to the USB port.Searching for MusicUse the selector knob to search for tracks stored on the iPod using several methods.1.From the audio screen, press the selector knob to enter the iPod menu.2.Select a search type (artist, album, track, etc.).3.Select the song you want to play.iPod is a trademark of Apple, Inc.iPod displayState or local laws may prohibit the operation of handheld electronic devices while operating a vehicle. Only launch streaming audio on your phone when it is safe to do so.AUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYModels without navigationUSB Flash DrivePlay and operate a USB flash drive through the vehicle’s audio system. Connect your USB flash drive to the USB po rt .Searching for MusicUse the selector knob to search for tracks stored on the USB drive using several methods.1.Press the selector knob to enter the USB menu.2.Select a folder or file.3.Select the song you want to play.USB displayModels without navigationBluetooth® AudioPlay streaming or stored audio from your compatible phone through your vehicle’s audio system. Connect your phone to Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink®.Visit /handsfreelink (U.S.) or www.handsfreelink.ca (Canada) to check phone compatibility. Standard data rates apply.Bluetooth Audio displayNotes:•Make sure the volume on your phone is properly adjusted.•You may need to enable additional settings on your phone for playback.•The resume/pause function and remote audio controls are not supported on all phones.State or local laws may prohibit the operation of handheld electronic devices while operating a vehicle. Only launch streaming audio on your phone when it is safe to do so.Models with navigationOn-Demand Multi-Use Display™ (ODMD™)Operate the audio system using either the touchscreen or dashboard buttons.The functions shown here can be used with most audio sources. Refer to subsequent audio pages for more specific functions. Options that appear depend on the selected audio source.Interface dial (from the audioscreen): Move up, down, left, andright. Rotate and press ENTER tomake selections in the upper display.AUDIO AND CONNECTIVITY Models with navigationFM/AM RadioPlay FM or AM radio stations.FM/AM radio display*if equippedAUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYModels with navigationSiriusXM® RadioAvailable on a subscription basis only. For more information or to subscribe, contact your dealer, or visit (U.S.) or www.siriusxm.ca (Canada).SiriusXM displayTo learn about additional features—such as multi-channel preset, replay, or SportsFlash—see your Navigation Manual on the Owner Information CD or visit (U.S.) or myacura.ca (Canada).Available in the U.S. and Canada, except Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico. XM® is a registered trademark of Sirius XM Radio, Inc.AUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYModels with navigationCompact Disc (CD) or USB Flash DriveInsert a CD to begin playing. The audio system supports audio CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs in MP3, WMA, or AAC formats.Connect your USB flash drive using the USB port (see page 50). The audio system supports MP3, WMA, or AAC files.NOTICEDo not use CDs with adhesive labels or insert a damaged CD. Inserting these types of CDs may cause them to get stuck inside or damage the audio unit.Use the interface dial to search for tracks on the CD or USB.1.From the audio screen, press MENU.2.Select Music Search.3.Select a search type (artist, album, track, etc.) or folder.4.Select the song you want to play.CD displayAUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYModels with navigationHard Disc Drive (HDD) AudioWhen music CDs are inserted, they are automatically recorded by system default onto the built-in HDD for later playback.HDD displaySearching for MusicUse the interface dial to search for tracks using several methods.1.From the audio screen, press MENU.3.Select a search type (artist, album, track, etc.).4.Select the song you want to play.You can also search for and play HDD music using Song By Voice™ (see page 151).AUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYModels with navigationiPod®Play and operate an iPod through the vehicle’s audio system. Connect your device to the USB port.Searching for MusicUse the interface dial to search for tracks using several methods.1.From the audio screen, press MENU.2.Select Music Search.3.Select a search type (artist, album, track, etc.).4.Select the song you want to play.You can also search for and play iPod music using Song By Voice™.iPod is a trademark of Apple, Inc.iPod displayAUDIO AND CONNECTIVITYModels with navigationBluetooth® AudioPlay streaming or stored audio from your compatible phone through your vehicle’s audio system. Connect your phone to Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink®.Visit /handsfreelink (U.S.) or www.handsfreelink.ca (Canada) to check phone compatibility. Standard data rates apply.Bluetooth Audio displayNotes:•Make sure the volume on your phone is properly adjusted.•You may need to enable additional settings on your phone for playback.•The resume/pause function and remote audio controls are not supported on all phones.State or local laws may prohibit the operation of handheld electronic devices while operating a vehicle. Only launch streaming audio on your phone when safe to do so.。

潍柴服务APP操作手册v1.5

潍柴服务手机APP用户操作手册编制:生成日期：定稿日期：2016/4/8定稿版本：V1.5目录1 文档控制................................................................................................................. 错误!未定义书签。

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2 手机APP操作 (1)2。

1使用简介 (1)2.1。

1 功能简介 (1)2.1.2 注意事项 (1)2.2应用下载 (2)2。

2.1 通过微信扫描二维码 (3)2.2.2 通过QQ扫描二维码 (4)2。

3APP基础支撑 (17)2。

3.1 登录APP (17)2。

3.2 退出当前账号 (18)2。

3。

3 返回桌面 (19)2.3.4 网络连接失败 (19)2.3。

5 服务站定位 (20)2。

3.6 版本更新 (21)2。

4派工单处理 (22)2.4.1 列表操作 (22)2。

4.2 出发操作（站外） (25)2.4.3 现场见证操作（站外） (26)2。

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4 到达操作（站外) (28)2。

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5 维修拍照操作（站外） (29)2.4。

6 维修完工操作（站外） (31)2。

4.7 保外完工操作（站外） (32)2.4.8 站内维修操作 (33)3 服务系统相关操作 (37)3.1系统登录 (37)3.2派工人员维护 (37)3.2.1 人员查询 (38)3。

2.2 人员新增 (38)3。

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3 人员编辑 (39)3.3接受/拒绝派工单 (39)3。

3.1 接受派工单 (40)3。

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2 拒绝派工单 (43)3。

潍柴气体发动机日常使用操作及维护保养

2.4检查发动机皮带，风扇皮带及压缩机皮带的张紧度，若松弛请张紧，若有损伤，查明原因后及时更换。
2.4检查燃料的储存量，必要时添加。 2.5检查蓄电池电压值是否能够达到24V左右。
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三、启动 3.1启动发动机时先接通点火钥匙，停顿3秒后再启动发动机，保证燃气轨内能够充满燃气。 • ★点火钥匙位臵如图
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减压器检查与紧固：
用检测仪或检测液检查减压器本体及接头有无泄露，有泄露则予以紧固。检查装臵支架有无松动，松动则予以紧固。
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减压器循环水管及接头检查：检查温水管有无污垢堵塞，如有应予清除。检查水管有无老化、龟裂、破损及泄露，必要时更换。检查管接头紧固情况，必要时予以紧固。电磁阀动作及安全检查：检查各电磁阀动作是否正常、灵敏、可靠，有无泄露。电源插接口是否稳固、接触良好。检查并紧固电磁阀支架。电源系统：低压电路连接可靠，绝缘无损坏，接触良好，无短路、断路现象，保险盒的熔丝齐全、可靠，符合要求，无另搭接电线。清洁、检查火花塞，检查高压线。
潍柴气体发动机日常使用操作及维护保养 Introduction of Weichai Power Group
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天然气发动机与柴油机的区别
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取消了柴油机的燃油系统(高压油泵、喷油器、高压油管等件），增加了燃气供给系统（气瓶、高压切断阀、减压器、燃气热交换器和节温器、喷射阀等件）。采用点燃式燃烧方式（气缸盖上的喷油器安装孔改为火花塞安装孔），增加了点火控制系统（点火ICM控制器、点火线圈、高压线、火花塞）。压缩比比柴油机的小，燃烧室形式（活塞）与柴油机不同。柴油机压缩比17:1, 天然气发动机11:1。增加了信号发生器，用于判缸和测量发动机转速。增加了混合器和节气门，使燃气和空气在混合器中充分混合。排气温度高，增压器采用水，应立即停车检查.

“潍V”产品功能.doc

“潍V”产品功能2015年12月目录一、概述 (4)二、主页 (6)1. 骑行 (6)2. 云支付 (6)3. V点 (7)4. 通知 (7)5. 爆料 (7)6. 赶集 (7)7. 社群 (8)8. 城市切换 (8)9. 天气 (8)三、Me (9)1. 个人资料 (9)2. 我的小区 (9)3. 我的钱包 (9)4. 我的查询 (9)5. 我的通知 (9)6. 我的家人 (10)7. 我的健康 (10)8. 我的出行 (10)9. 我的爆料 (10)10. 我的办事 (10)11. 设置 (11)四、More (12)1. 朋友群 (12)2. 同城购 (12)3. 政务厅 (13)4. 云支付 (14)5. 交通宝 (14)6. 健康宝 (15)7. 掌中宝 (16)8. 爱旅行 (17)9. 我的E天 (17)10. V城管 (18)11. 哎呦喂 (18)12. 查询 (18)附件1：版本更新说明 (20)附件2：客服团队联系方式 (21)一、概述“潍V”是一款定向潍坊开发的智慧城市手机门户型APP，它将最贴近百姓生活的社交、娱乐、购物、支付、缴费、政务、健康、教育、出行等功能整合到手机上，将淘宝、微信、支付宝的功能与一个城市的行政服务、同城娱乐、购物消费、信息服务高效融合，促进了市民、企业、政府三方之间的和谐互动，为市民创造了一种全新的、优质的生活环境，让老百姓享受到更加便捷、泛在、高品质的城市服务。

“潍V”旨在以互联网思维开启智慧潍坊新生活。

“潍V”1.0主要是为市民提供城市服务，包括：朋友群、政务厅、云支付、掌中宝、健康宝、我的E天、城市管家等。

而最新的2.0则是在1.0基础上进行了功能与界面的优化和新增，特别是创新了三分页（三屏布局），即在<城市服务>（More）模块基础上新增了<主页>和<我的生活>（Me）两大模块，使得全程信息一目了然，体验感爆棚。

潍柴智多星专用诊断软件用户手册V1.0(1)

产品介绍：介绍潍柴智多星服务工具的功能、使用环境等。

维修手册：发动机维修资料的链接，通过该链接可以学习发动机、维修相关诊断报告：该功能正在开发，敬请留意下一版更新快速诊断：该功能正在开发，敬请留意下一版更新系统配置：显示软件版本信息，升级软件及配置适配器。

柴油机控制器：用来引导进入柴油机诊断界面，如下图所示：气体机控制器：用来引导进入天然气发动机诊断界面，如下图所示：在柴油机控制器或气体机控制器中，点击选择需要诊断的发动机控制器图标进入控制器系统信息：该功能用来查看ECU、发动机、整车的系统信息。

点击窗口右下角的“读控制器信息”按钮，即可在控制器信息显示区获得要读取控制器的系统信息。

包括基础数据件号、整车数据件号、整车VIN号、整车数据号、整车车型、备用等，点击返回按钮即可退出该功能。

故障码：用来读取发动机系统当前存在的故障信息、每个故障对应的冻结帧信息冻结帧：单击选中故障码，然后点击窗口下方的“读冻结帧”按钮，即可得到选中故障码所对应的冻结帧，包括冻结帧的名称、值和单位。

如下图：数据流：发动机工作状态信息。

、在条目栏“监控变量选择区”中，选择要监控的变量、点击“开始监控”按钮，在“监控变量数字显示区”即可看到所要监控变量的相关信息，包括数值量的名称、值和单位，状态量的状态。

如下图所示：功能测试：用来测试发动机完成某个功能的能力。

在“功能测试选择区”选择要进行测试的功能项，使发动机满足测试初始条件，点击测试，开始测试。

如下图：参数标定：用来调整整车功能。

1、选择需要调整的整车参数；2、点击“生成ini”按钮，生成ini文件；3、刷写ini文件。

潍柴发电机操作及维保流程

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潍柴自动车远程引擎启动说明书

Remote Engine Start *1Start your vehicle’s engine using the remote transmitter before you enter the vehicle.n Starting the EnginePress the Lock button, then press and hold the Engine button to remotelystart the engine.•The engine runs for up to 10 minutes. To extend the run time for another 10 minutes, repeat the procedure during the initial 10 minutes.When started remotely, the engine automatically shuts off after 10 minutes of idling and/or the brake pedal and ENGINE START/STOP button have not been pressed simultaneously.Note: The remote engine start may violate local laws.Before using the remote engine start, check your local laws.*1 - If equipped DRIVINGDRIVINGIf there are buildings and obstacles between your vehicle and the remote, the range will be reduced.The range may be less when the vehicle is running.This distance may vary by external electrical interference.The engine may not start by the remote engine start if:•You have disabled a remote engine start setting using the audio/information screen.•The power mode is not in VEHICLE OFF (LOCK).•The transmission is in a position other than P.•The hood is open, or any door or the hatch is unlocked.。

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呼叫中心派单后，服务站需要对工单进行二次处理，分配维修人员。

只有主修人可以登录系统，对工单进行相应的操作。

2.当您登录过APP应用，设置“记住号码”时，下次登录APP,会自动登录并跳转至派工单列表查询界面。

3.维修拍照过程中，需要先选择“照片类型”，照片类型是从服务系统获取的；如果您发现APP中照片类型不全，请退出后，重新登录，APP会自动从服务器获取新增的照片类型。

4.派工单（站外）处理一般流程：出发—>现场见证—>到达—>维修拍照—>维修完工，您只有进行完上一流程才能触发下一流程。

5.派工单（站内）处理一般流程：维修拍照—>维修完工。

6.派工单（站内、站外）保外完工流程：在派工单处于任何阶段时，都可以进行保外完工，APP不校验派工单是否拍摄照片及上传操作。

根据前期服务站反馈结果情况，防止误操作，保外完工按钮修改为“三包外关闭”。

7.派工单维修完工前，必须拍照并上传照片。

8.进行派工单处理时，请保证APP处于运行状态，手机打开网络连接和GPS，不要强制关闭APP。

9.派工单在出发、到达及拍照时，都需要获取当前位置信息，请打开手机位置信息访问权限。

10.正常情况下，每个登录用户只能有一张派工单处于“出发”后-“到达”前的中间状态。

11.版本升级前一定要保证APP中已出发的派工单全部已完工。

12.当前潍柴服务APP有安卓版本，要求android版本至少在4.1以上。

IOS版本需要iPhone4s以上IOS版本7.1以上。

13.在出发、维修完工、保外完工状态下，手机APP需要能够连接网络。

所以在使用过程中必须保证手机GPS及网络功能开启。

14.对于站外派工，请不要两个手机同时操作一张派工单。

否则出现意外情况无法恢复；同时一个派工单也不能同时在android手机和iphone手机上同时操作；否则轨迹信息无法显示。

15.Android版程序，在运行服务系统时，不要运行360等清理软件，否则位置服务会意外中断，无法显示轨迹，单据审核时会被退回。

1.2应用下载1.2.1Android版本（apk）登录潍柴服务系统，手机扫描二维码，下载android版apk安装。

如下图：1.2.1.1通过微信扫描二维码打开手机微信进入发现->扫一扫，对准屏幕二维码扫描，弹出扫描结果选择右上角图标，选择“在浏览器中打开”，如下图：在打开的新窗口中，点击“点击下载”，下载潍柴服务apk，下载到手机安装即可，如下图：1.2.1.2通过QQ扫描二维码打开手机QQ->消息，点击右上角图标“”，打开弹出页，选择扫一扫，扫描屏幕二维码，打开链接后，点击右上角图标“”，弹出分享窗口，选择用“浏览器打开”如下图：选择用浏览器打开，在新的界面中点击“点击下载”，下载潍柴服务apk安装即可，如下图：1.2.2IOS版本（ipa）登录潍柴服务系统，手机扫描二维码(IOS版)，安装潍柴服务。

如下图：1.2.2.1通过微信扫描二维码打开手机微信进入发现->扫一扫，对准屏幕二维码扫描，弹出扫描结果选择右上角图标，选择“在Safari中打开”，如下图：一、安装证书：在打开的新窗口中，点击“安装证书”，按提示信息安装，如下图：提示：iphone5以下版本与原图有差异，请注意，此截图取自iphone6 plus手机。

iphone5以下版本会稍有不同。

安装过程中出现提示输入密码，请输入手机解锁密码，如下图：二、安装潍柴服务点击“安装服务系统”，提示是否要安装潍柴服务，点击“安装后”，请等待，在系统桌面会提示“正在载入……”，如下图：安装完成后，在桌面点击“”图标，打开应用。

如果提示“未受信任的企业级开发者”，在手机设置-通用-设备管理中添加信任，如下图：至此，ios版潍柴服务安装完毕。

1.2.2.2通过QQ扫描二维码打开手机QQ->消息，点击右上角图标“”，打开弹出页，选择扫一扫，扫描屏幕二维码，打开链接后，点击右上角图标“”，弹出分享窗口，选择用“在Safari 中打开”，其他步骤同微信扫描方式。

1.2.2.3通过itunes直接安装ipa文件一、下载并安装itunesWindows或Mac请自行安装相应的版本。

二、安装itunes后，打开三、打开应用窗口1、点击图标“”打开应用窗口（如果没有这个图标请执行步骤2）2、点击更多“”图标，选择应用，如下图：四、打开应用窗口，将ipa文件添加到资料库中1、设置显示菜单栏2、选择“文件”——“将文件添加到资料库”3、弹出窗口选择界面4、应用中显示已添加的weichai.ipa,如下图五、手里连接电脑，会显示当前手机，选中当前手机执行安装1、选择手机——应用，即可见已添加的weichai应用2、点击“安装”按钮，显示如下图：3、点击“应用”即可安装同步到手机，如下图：六、启动设置（iphone5以上提示“未受信任的企业级开发者”）如下图1、选择在“设置”-“通用”-设备管理，如下图：2、点击“设备管理”，弹出企业级应用“Weichai Holdings Group Co.,Ltd.”,如下图：3、点击“Weichai Holdings Group Co.,Ltd.”，弹出如下窗口，点击，信任“Weichai Holdings GroupCo.,Ltd.”4、在弹出窗口中，点击“信任”按钮返回主界面，点击潍柴app启动图标“”，即可打开潍柴app应用。

1.3APP基础支撑1.3.1登录APP1.进入登录界面，输入用户账号（服务系统注册的手机号码）点击“登录”按钮，登录系统进行验证，。

2.系统验证手机号码是否存在，并默认查询出当前手机号码对应服务站派发到此手机号码的派工单信息。

3.记住号码选择框，在选中时，APP会记住当前账户信息，下次登录时，默认进入派工单列表查询界面。

4.登录成功时，系统进入派工单查询列表界面，登录失败时，给出提示信息。

5.APP登录账户即为手机号码，通过服务系统-派工人员维护功能，添加维修人员信息，其中手机号码即为APP应用登录的账户，无需输入密码。

6.每个服务站需要在服务系统中登记相关人员的信息，详细见第3章服务系统相关操作中的派工人员维护功能。

如下图所示：输入手机号码，点击登录按钮，默认进入派工单查询列表。

注：用户手机号码，需要在潍柴服务系统中维护维修人员信息。

1.3.2退出当前账号点击左侧菜单栏按钮，弹出侧边栏。

点击侧栏底部的退出按钮，退出当前账号，退回到系统登录界面。

如下图：1.3.3返回桌面点击手机返回键，系统提示“再按一次返回键返回桌面”，再次按下返回键，系统返回手机桌面，如下图：1.3.4网络连接失败当手机未连接网络时，APP给出提示，并且在无网络情况下，可以进行现场见证、到达、维修拍照等操作，但是手机会访问GPS获取位置信息，等待时间会增加。

如下图所示：1.3.5服务站定位服务站定位功能，主要实现手机定位当前位置信息，显示经度、维度、时间、地址、获取类型。

其中获取类型分为：network-网络、gps-取自GPS卫星定位、other-其他类型。

获取位置信息成功后，可以上传服务站位置信息，如下图所示：1.3.6版本更新当有新版本APP时，登录潍柴系统会给出相应的提示版本更新提示信息；或者通过点击侧边栏，点击“版本更新”菜单，升级到最新版本。

点击提示中的更新按钮，手机会弹出潍柴服务APP的apk下载界面，点击“点击下载”链接，即可下载最新版本的潍柴app应用的安装文件，下载完后，即可在手机安装最新版本。

注意：下载新版本安装时，一定要保证所有工单已处理完毕；否则可能会丢失数据，另外，为防止照片丢失，更新版本时，请先卸载原来的旧版本，再安装新版本；如下图所示：1.4派工单处理1.4.1列表操作APP登录成功后，默认进入派工单列表查询页面，如下图：1.4.1.1侧边栏在派工单列表界面点击“”图标，打开侧边栏，当前系统版实现了“服务站定位”、“版本更新”、“退出当前账户”三个功能，其他功能将在后续的版本升级中实现，请您关注。

如下图所示。

1.4.1.2派工单刷新通过按住派工单列表，向下拖拽，即可以完成派工单刷新操作，如下图：1.4.1.3派工单处理流程点击每条派工单右侧“待出发”、“待到达”、“待完工”等字样区域，即可打开派工单进行相应的处理。