What to do if my Kubota KJ-S130VX Portable Generator has valve clearance wrong?
If the valve clearance is wrong on your Kubota Portable Generator, adjust the valve clearance to 0.18 to 0.22 mm when the engine is cold for engine models D1703-EBG and V2203-EBGx. For engine model V3300-EBGx, adjust valve clearance to 0.23 to 0.27 mm when the engine is cold.
Why is my Kubota KJ-S130VX frame overheated?
The frame of your Kubota Portable Generator might be overheating due to several reasons: the cooling fan inlet or outlet is blocked (unblock the inlet or outlet), the voltage is too high (readjust the voltage), or the generator is overloaded (reduce the load).
Why is my Kubota Portable Generator making unusual noise or vibration?
Unusual noise or vibration in your Kubota Portable Generator can be caused by a single-phase load applied beyond the allowable level (lower the load to acceptable level), a deteriorated bearing (replace the bearing), or a damaged coupling (replace the coupling).
What to do if the voltage of my Kubota KJ-S130VX is too high?
If the voltage of your Kubota Portable Generator is too high, it could be due to maladjusted voltage (readjust using the voltage control), a broken AVR voltage detection cable (repair the cable), a faulty AVR (replace the AVR), or a conductive load connected such as a mercury arc lamp (disconnect such load).
What to do if my Kubota KJ-S130VX Portable Generator air cleaner is dirty?
If the air cleaner of your Kubota Portable Generator is dirty, clean the element every 250 hours of operation.
What to do if my Kubota KJ-S130VX fuse blows?
Replace the fuse.
What to do if my Kubota KJ-S130VX Portable Generator has a bad nozzle?
If your Kubota Portable Generator has a bad nozzle, replace it with a new one if necessary.
What to do if moving parts are overheated due to shortage of lubrication oil or improper lubrication in my Kubota KJ-S130VX Portable Generator?
If moving parts are overheated due to a shortage of lubrication oil or improper lubrication in your Kubota Portable Generator, check the amount of engine oil with the oil level gauge. Also, check the lubricating oil system. At every second oil change, the oil filter cartridge should be replaced. Check to see if the engine bearing clearances are within factory specs.
What to do if my Kubota Portable Generator has air or water mixed in fuel system?
If air or water is mixed in the fuel system of your Kubota Portable Generator, and air is in the fuel filter or injection lines, the fuel pump will not work properly. To attain proper fuel injection pressure, check carefully for loosened fuel line coupling, cap nut and etc. Loosen joint bolt atop fuel filter and air vent screws of fuel injection pump to eliminate all the air in the fuel system.
What to do if my Kubota Portable Generator pilot lamp failure to light up?
If the pilot lamp on your Kubota Portable Generator fails to light up, it could be due to a broken lamp bulb (replace the bulb) or the generator voltage being too low (see "Voltage failure to rise" above).
Technical details for 50Hz general type generator models.
Technical details for 60Hz general type generator models.
Technical details for Australian 50Hz generator models.
Identifies and explains generator control panel components and indicators.
Labels and identifies the main physical parts of the generator unit.
Guide for preparing the battery before initial generator use.
Instructions for adding the correct engine oil and capacity.
Procedure for checking and filling the engine's coolant system.
Details on fuel type, tank capacity, and safe refueling practices.
Steps to remove air from the fuel system for proper engine operation.
Guidelines for generator grounding and connecting power safely.
Information on matching electrical devices to generator capacity.
Essential checks to perform before each generator operation.
Step-by-step guide for starting the generator engine safely.
Procedures for starting the engine in low temperatures.
Actions to take if the engine temperature becomes critically high.
Correct methods for shutting down the generator engine.
Recommended steps for warming up the engine before use.
Safety precautions for handling and disposing of engine fluids.
Recommended maintenance tasks based on operating hours or time.
Routine inspections to ensure optimal generator performance.
Specific service tasks required after the first 50 hours of operation.
Periodic maintenance tasks to be performed every 100 operating hours.
Periodic maintenance tasks to be performed every 250 operating hours.
Periodic maintenance tasks to be performed every 500 operating hours.
Periodic maintenance tasks to be performed every 1000 operating hours.
Common generator issues and their potential causes and solutions.
Diagnosing and resolving problems when the engine won't start.
Troubleshooting when the starter motor fails to engage.
Identifying reasons for reduced generator power generation.
Causes and solutions for the engine stopping unexpectedly.
Diagnosing issues related to abnormal exhaust smoke color.
Recognizing and responding to critical engine operating states.
Troubleshooting steps for an overheating engine.
Electrical schematics detailing engine control and sensor circuits.
Electrical schematics for generator output, AVR, and control circuits.
Guidelines for keeping safety labels clean, legible, and properly affixed.
Understanding indicator lamps and corrective actions for safety system faults.
Technical details for 50Hz general type generator models.
Technical details for 60Hz general type generator models.
Technical details for Australian 50Hz generator models.
Identifies and explains generator control panel components and indicators.
Labels and identifies the main physical parts of the generator unit.
Guide for preparing the battery before initial generator use.
Instructions for adding the correct engine oil and capacity.
Procedure for checking and filling the engine's coolant system.
Details on fuel type, tank capacity, and safe refueling practices.
Steps to remove air from the fuel system for proper engine operation.
Guidelines for generator grounding and connecting power safely.
Information on matching electrical devices to generator capacity.
Essential checks to perform before each generator operation.
Step-by-step guide for starting the generator engine safely.
Procedures for starting the engine in low temperatures.
Actions to take if the engine temperature becomes critically high.
Correct methods for shutting down the generator engine.
Recommended steps for warming up the engine before use.
Safety precautions for handling and disposing of engine fluids.
Recommended maintenance tasks based on operating hours or time.
Routine inspections to ensure optimal generator performance.
Specific service tasks required after the first 50 hours of operation.
Periodic maintenance tasks to be performed every 100 operating hours.
Periodic maintenance tasks to be performed every 250 operating hours.
Periodic maintenance tasks to be performed every 500 operating hours.
Periodic maintenance tasks to be performed every 1000 operating hours.
Common generator issues and their potential causes and solutions.
Diagnosing and resolving problems when the engine won't start.
Troubleshooting when the starter motor fails to engage.
Identifying reasons for reduced generator power generation.
Causes and solutions for the engine stopping unexpectedly.
Diagnosing issues related to abnormal exhaust smoke color.
Recognizing and responding to critical engine operating states.
Troubleshooting steps for an overheating engine.
Electrical schematics detailing engine control and sensor circuits.
Electrical schematics for generator output, AVR, and control circuits.
Guidelines for keeping safety labels clean, legible, and properly affixed.
Understanding indicator lamps and corrective actions for safety system faults.
General| Voltage (V) | 230 |
|---|---|
| Frequency (Hz) | 50 |
| Fuel | Diesel |
| Max Output (kVA) | 13 |
| Engine Type | Water-cooled, 4-cycle diesel |
| Noise Level | 68 dB(A) |
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