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General| Brand | CAT |
|---|---|
| Model | 3412C |
| Category | Portable Generator |
| Language | English |
Discusses manual content, language, and illustrations.
Lists basic safety precautions and hazardous situations.
Outlines basic operating techniques and operator guidance.
Guides engine care with step-by-step instructions and schedules.
Explains specific safety messages on the engine and their locations.
Discusses hazards of hot coolant and pressure.
Warns about hot oil and components.
Discusses hazards related to battery electrolyte and gases.
Details precautions for moving parts and debris.
Provides sound level information for EU countries and related directives.
Discusses electrical system safety precautions and grounding.
Outlines the procedure for safely isolating the generator for maintenance.
Shows illustrations of the 3412C generator set engine components.
Details engine type, stroke cycle, and key specifications.
Describes the location and purpose of serial and information plates.
Illustrates Wye configurations for 4, 6, 10, and 12 lead generators.
Details Wye and Delta configuration connections for 480V and 240V generators.
Provides instructions and precautions for lifting and storing the generator set.
Covers receiving, unpacking, moving, location, protective devices, and storage.
Describes the EMCP II control panel, its modules, and main components.
Details the GSC's functions like starting, stopping, fault monitoring, and programmable features.
Describes the optional custom alarm module for customer-supplied inputs.
Describes the optional alarm module for visual and audible warnings.
Details the EMCP 3 annunciator module for system events and conditions.
Describes the EMCP 4 control module and its navigation keys.
Explains operation of electric and mechanical shutoffs and alarms.
Discusses the VR6 voltage regulator, its types, and adjustments.
Details procedures for adjusting VR3F voltage droop and level.
Describes the Cat DVR, its features, and configuration parameters.
Lists daily and periodic maintenance checks before starting the engine.
Explains automatic and manual engine starting procedures and precautions.
Details using the starting aid switch for cold weather starting.
Describes the procedure for warming up the engine before operation.
Explains the use of emergency stop buttons and their function.
Details checks and procedures after stopping the engine.
Discusses fuel grades and their properties affecting cold weather performance.
Covers fuel tanks, fuel filters, and their importance in cold weather.
Explains how to load the generator, covering balanced and unbalanced loads.
Defines block loading and factors influencing its capability.
Explains power factor and its relation to generator efficiency.
Explains self-excited and permanent magnet pilot excited generator systems.
Discusses space heaters, temperature detectors, and oilfield generators.
Lists refill capacities for engine crankcase and lubrication system.
Lists capacities and recommends coolant types and mixtures.
Details preferred and permissible fuel types for diesel engines.
Covers stresses on rotating machines and the importance of inspection programs.
Details procedures for releasing pressure from coolant and fuel systems.
Lists critical maintenance tasks at daily, weekly, 250hr, 2000hr, annual, and overhaul intervals.
Details belt tension checks, inspection for wear, and adjustment procedures.
Provides steps to drain the cooling system coolant safely.
Provides instructions for filling and draining the cooling system with ELC coolant.
Explains testing SCA concentration using test kits or S·O·S analysis.
Details checks for damper damage, leaks, wear, and bolt fit.
Guides on servicing air cleaner elements, including cleaning and replacement.
Describes cleaning methods for primary air cleaner elements like water, air, vacuum, and washing.
Explains how to test the service indicator for proper function and resetting.
Details procedures for draining oil, replacing the filter, and filling crankcase.
Details draining water and sediment from fuel tanks and storage.
Explains self-circulating air, oven, and controlled current methods for drying generators.
Guides on cleaning assembled generators using vacuum or brush.
Details inspection of hoses and clamps for wear, leaks, and damage.
Provides steps for replacing cooling system hoses and clamps safely.
Warns about personal injury from removing fuel hoses under pressure.
Outlines periodic tests for generator insulation resistance.
Highlights benefits of planned overhauls and options after failure.
Lists components that may need inspection/replacement during overhaul.
Recommends cleaning and pressure testing oil cooler and aftercooler cores during overhaul.
Guides testing the rotating rectifier using an ohmmeter.
Details walk-around inspection for leaks, loose connections, guards, and fluid levels.
Lists standard conditions and defines standby/prime ratings for generator engines.
Provides contact information and steps for resolving problems with dealers.
Guides on purchasing literature and decommissioning/disposal procedures.
Emphasizes the importance of accurate maintenance records for cost and scheduling.
