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General| Brand | Mase Generators |
|---|---|
| Model | IS 9 |
| Category | Inverter |
| Language | English |
Specifies the intended use of the generator for autonomous electric energy production.
Generator suitability and limitations of use, including operating conditions and marine operation.
Identifies inherent dangers and residual risks associated with generator operation.
Explains safety symbols like Danger, Warning, Caution and provides guidance on their meaning.
Illustrates and identifies safety and operational symbols applied directly on the generator unit.
Details safety labels and their meanings, including precautions for hot parts, starting, moving parts, and fire prevention.
Lists and describes documents provided with the generator for reference and use.
Outlines applicable EC directives and legislative provisions relevant to generator construction and safety.
Explains the generator identification plate and its conforming data according to ISO 8528.
Details the components and data found on the generator's identification plate.
Lists and describes the essential components that make up the generator unit.
Details the components and functions of the generator's standard control and instrument panel.
Provides a comprehensive table of technical specifications for the IS 9 generator model.
Specifies requirements for the generator's installation room, including ventilation and temperature.
Provides instructions and precautions for safely lifting the generator unit.
Details the procedure for securely anchoring the generator set to a plinth.
Explains the generator's cooling system and the air requirements for combustion.
Describes the generator's cooling water system, including seawater intake.
Details the fuel system components, including filter, settler, and electric pump.
Provides instructions for battery, remote control, and AC electrical connections.
Lists essential checks to perform before starting the generator, covering controls, fuel, water, and electrical connections.
Provides careful instructions and safety precautions for refueling the generator.
Details the procedure for starting the generator, including glow plug preheating and start sequence.
Explains the correct procedure for stopping the generator, including cool-down recommendations.
Describes how to perform an emergency stop and reset the system.
Explains the engine protection module and the function of various warning lights and safety protections.
Details the generator's protection against electrical short-circuits and overloads using magnetic thermal switches.
Explains the low voltage system protection using thermal switches and their intervention.
Identifies the fuse protecting the engine protection module and how to access it.
Recommends following engine manufacturer instructions and performing regular checks and maintenance.
Indicates that periodic engine maintenance operations are detailed in the service schedule.
Provides instructions for checking the engine oil level using the dipstick and ensuring horizontal positioning.
Details the procedure for changing the engine oil, including draining and topping up.
Explains how to replace the engine oil filter cartridge, emphasizing the use of original spare parts.
Outlines the steps for removing, cleaning, or replacing the fuel pump filter.
Details the procedure for closing the faucet, unscrewing the ferrule, and replacing the fuel line filter.
Explains how to drain collected water from the oil/water separator using the drain cock.
Describes the periodic washing of the oil/water separator element and inside cup with clean fuel oil.
Explains automatic and manual procedures for bleeding air from the fuel system.
Describes the dry air filter and its cleaning procedure using diesel fuel.
Details how to drain the seawater circuit for maintenance on exchangers and cooling system.
Explains the purpose of the zinc anode and the procedure for its periodic check and replacement.
Details the annual inspection of the seawater pump impeller and its replacement procedure.
Explains how to check and adjust the tension of the V-belt for the seawater pump.
Describes how to adjust the belt tension for the alternator and battery charger DC alternator.
Notes that the synchronous, self-excited alternator requires minimal maintenance, mainly cleaning.
Provides instructions for battery maintenance, including recharging, electrolyte checks, and safety precautions.
Lists recommended spare parts for the generator, available from Mase Service Network.
Outlines operations to perform when the generator is not used for extended periods to ensure proper storage.
Presents a detailed service schedule indicating checks and maintenance tasks at various intervals.
Guides users on how to order original spare parts through the Mase authorized assistance network.
Provides guidelines for transporting and storing the generator, emphasizing protection and environmental considerations.
Details safe practices and equipment for lifting and handling the packaged generator unit.
Outlines the warranty period and conditions, specifying what is covered and what is excluded.
Defines MASE GENERATORS S.p.A.'s responsibilities regarding safety, reliability, and performance under specific conditions.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal of waste materials generated from maintenance and scrapping.
Presents the detailed electrical wiring diagram for the IS 9 generator model.
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