K&S BASIC KSB 21iS - Page 11

STOPPING THE ENGINE
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TO STOP THE ENGINE, PROCEED AS FOLLOWS:TO STOP THE ENGINE, PROCEED AS FOLLOWS:
Do not connect or disconnect parallel cables while the generator
is running. If you plan to use only one generator, the parallel
cables must be disconnected with the engine off.
ATTENTION - DANGER!
DISCONNECT ALL DEVICES BEFORE STOPPING THE GENERATOR!DISCONNECT ALL DEVICES BEFORE STOPPING THE GENERATOR!
Do not stop the generator with the devices turned on. This may disable the generator or devices connected to it!
Fig. 3 Fig. 4
1. Turn off all devices.
2. Allow the generator to run idle for approx. 1-2 minutes.
3. Set the engine switch to the “OFF” position.
4. Set the 3-in-1 switch to “OFF” (Fig. 3).
5. Allow the generator to cool down.
6. Unplug the devices.
7. After the generator stops, allow it to cool down and
close the vent (for model KSB 21i S set to OFF, as shown in Fig. 4).
TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE WORKS
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generators ensures total rated output power of these generators. When the generators are connected in parallel, the
power loss is 0.2 kW of the total rated power that can be obtained.
During parallel operation, the ECONOMY MODE switch must be in the same position on both generators.
1. Connect the KSB PC-1 parallel cable to the dedicated outputs on the generator control panel. Do not use any other
cables, don’t combine different generator models.
2. Start the engines of the same generator models (KSB 21i S), check that the green WORKING MODE indicator on
each generator is on.
3. Plug the appliance into a socket.
4. Switch on the appliance.
If the overload indicator lights up, follow the standard generator overload procedure described in section 5 (reduce
the load and press the RESET button on both generators).
TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE WORKS
Unit
Action
At each
start
First
month
or 20
operating
hours
Every 3
months
or 50
operating
hours
Every 6
months
or 100
operating
hours
Every year
or 300
operating
hours
Motor oil
Level check
Replacement
Air lter
Check /Cleaning
Replacement
Spark plug
Cleaning
Replacement
Fuel tank
Level check
Cleaning
Fuel lter
Check (clean out)
Replacement
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