This comprehensive Bomag BW 213 DH-4 BVC Service Repair Manual provides detailed information for servicing and repairing this specific model of compactor. The manual covers a wide range of topics, beginning with general instructions on safety, repair procedures, and tightening torques. It then delves into maintenance practices, including general notes, fuel and lubricant specifications, a detailed maintenance chart, and instructions for the running-in period.

The manual further presents technical data for the machine, a connection overview, and a substantial section on tests and adjustments. This section includes information on special tools, activating service mode, driving against a closed brake, steering adjustments, pressure tests in travel and vibration circuits, leak rate assessment for the vibration motor, and pressure testing in the steering circuit.

The manual also provides comprehensive guidance on flushing and bleeding the hydraulic circuits, offering specific instructions for the travel, vibration, and steering circuits. A dedicated section on fundamental electrics introduces basic concepts such as understanding circuit diagrams, terminal designations, current and voltage, resistance, series and parallel connections, Ohm's law, electrical energy, metrology, diodes, relays, fuses, batteries, three-phase generators, electric starters, Telemecanique switches, inductive proximity switches, angle sensors, plug connectors, and Deutsch plugs.

The manual includes a section on special tools for electrical systems, followed by an extensive overview of machine-related electrical systems. It provides valuable insights into service training for the machine and the BVC system. The manual concludes with a comprehensive section on the engine, covering the Deutz TCD 2012 and TCD 2013 engine models, including details on their description, lubrication and coolant circuits, fuel system, Common Rail injection system, sensors, engine control unit, exhaust gas recirculation, fault code monitoring and display, troubleshooting chart, valve adjustment, ribbed V-belt, and special tools for both engine models.

Additional sections cover the air conditioning system, including physical basics, refrigerants, compressor oil, working principles, monitoring devices, component descriptions, compressor oil level checks, magnetic clutch inspections, and detailed instructions for service, drying, evacuation, leak testing, and filling procedures. The manual also includes troubleshooting guidance for the refrigerant circuit.

Further sections cover replacing the cab window panes, drum repair and maintenance, articulated joint repair for both electric and hydraulic steering systems, and comprehensive documentation from suppliers for various components, including travel pumps, vibration pumps, vibration motors, travel drives, transmissions, axles, and auxiliary pumps. The manual concludes with a collection of circuit diagrams covering electrical and hydraulic systems.

The Bomag BW 213 DH-4 BVC is a robust and versatile single-drum compactor designed for a wide range of applications, primarily in the construction and road building industries. This machine is a testament to Bomag's commitment to producing high-performance, reliable, and efficient compaction equipment. The BW 213 DH-4 BVC boasts a powerful Deutz engine, providing ample power for efficient compaction of various materials like asphalt, gravel, and soil. The machine's robust design incorporates high-quality components, ensuring durability and longevity even in demanding working conditions. Its compact size and maneuverability allow it to navigate tight spaces and confined areas with ease, making it ideal for projects with limited space. The BW 213 DH-4 BVC is also equipped with advanced features that enhance operator comfort and safety, such as a spacious cab with ergonomic controls and a comprehensive safety system.

The Bomag BW 213 DH-4 BVC's BVC system stands for "Bomag Vibration Control," a technology that optimizes the compaction process for various materials and conditions. BVC allows the operator to adjust the amplitude and frequency of the vibration drum, ensuring optimal compaction results. The machine further benefits from its hydrostatic drive system, which provides smooth and responsive operation with precise control over speed and direction. The BW 213 DH-4 BVC's design prioritizes operator comfort and safety, incorporating features like a comfortable cab with adjustable seat and controls, a well-designed dashboard with clear instrument readings, and a comprehensive safety system that includes features like rollover protection and audible alarms. This single-drum compactor is known for its versatile applications, making it suitable for a wide range of projects, from small-scale residential construction to large-scale infrastructure projects.