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General| Brand | Baldor |
|---|---|
| Model | DG Series |
| Category | Portable Generator |
| Language | English |
Protect electrical equipment from moisture to prevent deterioration and hazards.
Operate in a clean environment to prevent excessive wear on engine and generator parts.
Ensure adequate ventilation as engines produce heat; maintain area temperature below 100°F.
Vent exhaust fumes to the outside when operating indoors; fumes are poisonous.
Do not operate in confined spaces due to fire hazard and overheating risk.
Use appropriately gauged insulated wire; consult an electrician if unsure about wire gauge.
Follow National Electric Code for grounding; use a pipe driven into moist earth.
Connect to house wiring only via transfer switch or locked-open service entrance for safety.
Use high-quality oil as specified; check level regularly every 5-8 hours.
Use clean fuel of the specified type; never refuel while hot or running.
Operate at proper speed for correct power output; governor maintains speed under load.
Cleaning, inspecting wiring and fuel system, and making adjustments monthly.
Inspect wires, battery posts, control box, and fuel system for damage or leaks.
Check and adjust engine speed and auto idler settings for optimal performance.
Follow manufacturer's guidelines for oil, filters, spark plugs, and cleaning.
Remove fuel, disconnect battery, drain oil, and perform maintenance before storing.
Never store with fuel indoors or in poorly ventilated areas due to explosion risk.
Motors require more current to start than to run; factors include motor type and load.
Includes motor type, design, condition, and connected load type.
Provide model, serial number, part description, and quantity for accurate part ordering.
Call Customer Services for assistance; have model, serial number, and problem description ready.
Locate in a suitable area, check grounding, oil, and fuel levels, and disconnect loads.
Turn on engine switch, engage starter motor, and do not crank for more than 10 seconds.
Disconnect loads, turn off switches, and turn off fuel valves to stop the engine safely.
Disconnect spark plug/battery, allow unit to cool, and wear eye protection.
Covers slow speed, loose connections, bad capacitor, circuit breaker issues, and loss of residual magnetism.
Methods to restore residual magnetism using a 12 VDC battery.
Potential causes include slow speed and broken/loose connections.
Potential cause is generator speed being too fast.
GFCI, L530R, and L14-20R receptacles for power output.
Voltmeter, Low Oil Pressure Light, Elapsed Time Meter.
AC Circuit Breakers for overload protection.
Controls for starting, running, and stopping the engine.
Elapsed Time Meter and Voltmeter for monitoring.
Power output receptacles and overload protection.
Exploded view of the rotor and related parts.
Exploded view of the stator and related parts.
Component supporting the rotor bearings.
Electrical component within the generator end.
Cover for the generator end.
Outlets for connecting loads.
Device for displaying voltage output.
Overload protection devices.
Exploded view of the rotor and related parts.
Exploded view of the stator and related parts.
Component supporting the rotor bearings.
Electrical component within the generator end.
Cover for the generator end.
Elapsed time meter and voltmeter for monitoring unit status.
Various power outlets for connecting loads.
Protection and electrical components.
Exploded view of the rotor and related parts.
Exploded view of the stator and related parts.
Component supporting the rotor bearings.
Electrical component within the generator end.
Cover for the generator end.
Elapsed time meter and voltmeter for monitoring unit status.
Various power outlets for connecting loads.
Protection and electrical components.
Symbols and their meanings used in the diagram.
Diagrammatic representation of output and protection components.
Diagrammatic representation of monitoring devices and connections.
Diagram showing engine-related electrical parts.
Diagram showing control system elements.
Detailed layout of electrical connections.
Diagram of engine electrical connections.
Diagram of generator electrical components.
Diagram of control box electrical connections.
Shows how receptacles are wired.
Wiring for protection and monitoring devices.
Symbols and their meanings used in the diagram.
Diagram of engine electrical components and connections.
Diagram of control system wiring.
Diagram of monitoring devices and connections.
Wiring for output receptacles and protection.
Wiring for monitoring devices and connections.
Diagram showing how generator outputs are connected.
Procedures for submitting warranty claims to a repair facility.
Information on obtaining warranty service from Baldor or approved facilities.
Limitations on warranty coverage and disclaimed liabilities.
Covers portable generators like Premier, PowerChief, DG, K Series.
Covers towable generator sets (TS series).
Covers 3600 RPM and 1800 RPM standby systems.
Covers industrial standby and prime power systems.
Owner must operate and maintain per manual recommendations.
Owner responsible for specific costs like rental, travel, and parts transport.
Baldor not responsible for repairs due to normal wear, accident, misuse, etc.
Warranty does not cover normal wear or damage from improper maintenance.
Engine manufacturer warrants engine systems separately.
Warnings regarding improper maintenance leading to damage, injury, or death.
Hazards associated with exhaust fumes causing illness or death.
Risks of improper operation leading to damage, injury, or death.
