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General| Category | Portable Generator |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Voltage Output | 120/240V |
| Phase | Single-phase |
| Run Time | Varies by model and load |
| Starting Method | Electric Start |
Overview of the manual's content, structure, and general recommendations.
Explanation of warning symbols and pictograms for safety.
Detailed safety instructions, regulations, and advice for safe operation.
Guidance on identifying generating sets and their components.
Procedures and safety measures for unloading generating sets.
Specific arrangements and considerations for installing mobile site generating sets.
Procedures for handling and towing the road trailer, including linkage and checks.
Table detailing circuit capacities for Mitsubishi engines.
Table detailing circuit capacities for John Deere engines.
Table detailing circuit capacities for Volvo engines.
Symbols indicating general dangers, electrical risks, toxic substances, pressure, temperature, and explosion hazards.
Symbols mandating protective clothing, eye, and hearing protection.
Symbols for periodic maintenance, battery checks, lifting, and stacking points.
Symbols indicating forbidden actions like open flames, smoking, and specific fire extinguishers.
Symbols for earthing trailers, emergency stops, and power/earth indicators.
Symbols advising reference to documentation and indicating power/earth.
Explains the function and positions of the starting and stopping key.
Explains the function of various warning lights for system status and faults.
Describes switches for selecting operating modes (STOP, AUTO, TEST).
Function of the emergency stop button for immediate engine shutdown.
Explains the function of instruments like hourmeter, ammeter, voltmeter, and frequency meter.
Steps for starting the generator set, including pre-start checks.
Guidelines for regular inspection and operation of the generator set.
Procedures for safely stopping the generator set after operation.
Instructions for using the emergency stop button.
Steps to take for clearing identified faults.
Checks to be performed every 10 hours or before starting.
Maintenance tasks required every 50 service hours.
Initial maintenance for new or reconditioned engines.
Maintenance tasks required every 250 hours or annually.
Maintenance tasks required every 500 service hours.
Maintenance tasks required every 1000 service hours.
Maintenance tasks required every 2 years.
Maintenance tasks to be performed as needed.
