Kohler SDMO DIESEL 10000 E XL C

7.2 Diagnostics for minor faults
The unit…
Check that:
Solutions to be applied:
Does not start
The checks before starting have been
performed.
NO
Perform the checks.
YES
The battery is correctly connected and
charged.
NO
Install the battery; replace it with a new
battery if necessary.
YES
The equipment to be used has not
been connected prior to starting.
NO
Disconnect the equipment then try to start
the unit again.
YES
The APM202* fuses are not faulty (the
indicator lights come on).
NO
Have the unit checked by one of our
agents**.
YES
Stops
The oil level is correct.
NO
Top up with oil.
YES
The fuel level is correct.
NO
Fill up with fuel.
YES
Does not function normally
(noise, smoke, etc.)
Maintenance has been correctly
performed on the unit components.
NO
Perform maintenance on the unit as per
the recommendations
YES
Have the unit checked by one of our
agents**.
Does not supply electrical
current
Tripped circuit breaker(s).
NO
Check the capacity of the unit and press
the circuit breakers.
YES
The connected devices and their power
cords are not faulty.
NO
Try with another item of equipment and
another power cord.
YES
Have the unit checked by one of our
agents**.
* if fitted
** France: 0.806.800.107 (call charge)
7.3 Replace the protective fuses
The fuses must be replaced in the event of faults caused by overcurrent.
1. Identify the cause of the fault and the overcurrent (consult one of our agents).
2. Turn the key (A3) to the "OFF" position: the generating set stops.
3. Unscrew the fuse holder (A17) and visually check the condition of the two fuses.
4. Replace any blown fuses with a new fuse with the same technical specifications.
Using an incorrect fuse may result in damage to the unit.
5. Screw the two fuse holders back in.
8 Technical specifications
8.1 Operating conditions
The stated outputs of the units are obtained under the reference conditions outlined in ISO 8528-1(2005):
Total barometric pressure: 100 kPa - Ambient air temperature: 25°C (298 K) - Relative humidity: 30%.
The unit's output is reduced by approximately 4% for every additional 10°C and/or approximately 1% for every additional 100m in
altitude. Units can only operate while stationary.
8.2 Capacity of the generating set
Before connecting and operating the unit, calculate the electrical power required by the units to be used (in watts)*. To ensure
optimal operation, the total wattage of all equipment used at the same time must be:
- greater than 60% of the rated load for the unit (risk of insufficient load);
- less than the rated load for the unit during continuous operation (risk of overload).
If the unit is run under or over its rated load frequently or for long periods of time, it can start to wear very quickly. Damage caused
in this way will not be covered by the warranty.
*This load is usually indicated in the technical specifications or on the manufacturer's plate for the equipment. Some equipment
requires a higher load when starting. This minimum required power must not exceed the unit's maximum power.
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