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General| Brand | Mase Generators |
|---|---|
| Model | PD 10 S |
| Category | Inverter |
| Language | English |
The generator is suitable for independent production of electrical energy within voltage and wattage limits. Any other use is prohibited.
Lists residual risks such as injury from hot parts, electrocution, noise exposure, lubricant contact, and fire hazard.
Illustrates various symbols found on the generator group with their corresponding codes.
Explains the meaning and precautions associated with danger symbols placed on the generator.
Details various dangers including entanglement, burns, hearing harm, intoxication, fire, electrocution, and storage issues.
Lists documents provided with the generator, including EC declaration, manuals, and warranty certificate.
Outlines applicable regulations and directives, such as machine safety, low voltage, and noise emission.
Describes the generator identification plate and the data it carries, important for inquiries.
Lists the identification data found on the generator unit, such as machine code, serial number, and ratings.
Details the available configurations for the generator, such as fixed installation or slow trailer versions.
Lists the main components of the generator unit, including frame, cowling, and instrument panel.
Describes the components and controls found on the generator's instrument panel for operation and monitoring.
Presents detailed technical specifications for PD 10 S and PD 10.6 S models, including power, dimensions, and engine details.
Provides guaranteed acoustic power level (LwA) and acoustic pressure level at the operator station (LpA).
Specifies requirements for designing and carrying out generator installation by qualified personnel and organizations.
Covers material inspection, diesel engine safety, and foundation requirements for proper generator setup.
Details requirements for the exhaust pipe, including conveying gas safely and proper design considerations.
Highlights the fundamental importance of proper ventilation of the room for the generating set's operation.
Describes the standard fuel system supplied with the generator, from the engine to the integrated fuel tank.
Outlines electrical connection procedures, emphasizing qualified technicians, regulations, and earthing.
Provides guidelines for outdoor installation, including site selection, protection from elements, and foundation requirements.
Outlines requirements for indoor installation, focusing on site dimensions, access, ventilation, and exhaust piping.
Details crucial checks before starting, including familiarity with controls, safety, and machine condition.
Provides safety instructions for refuelling, emphasizing engine off, no smoking, and proper ventilation.
Explains battery activation, handling precautions, and potential damage from incorrect connections or running operation.
Details the procedure for starting the generator, including turning the ignition key and checking utilities are off.
Advises to run the engine for five minutes without load to reach operating temperature before powering utilities.
Describes the process for stopping the generator, recommending a few minutes of no-load running first.
Explains how to use the emergency stop button and the procedure for resetting it after an emergency.
Details magnetothermal and differential switches that protect against short-circuits, overloads, and leakage.
Describes the activation procedure using the key switch for ON and START positions, with a caution on starting duration.
Explains the automatic engine shutdown due to low oil pressure and the importance of manual oil level checks.
Emphasizes that maintenance must be done with the engine off and cool, by authorized personnel, reading safety info.
Highlights daily checks like oil level and refers to the engine manufacturer's manual for detailed information.
Details the process for changing engine oil, including draining warm oil and proper disposal of used oil.
Explains how to unscrew and remove the oil filter, and wash the cartridge with fuel.
Details fuel filter replacement and the procedure for bleeding air from the fuel system.
Details how to clean or replace the air filter, emphasizing using compressed air and checking for damage.
Advises on checking the electrolyte level, topping up with distilled water, and handling battery precautions.
Stresses the importance of keeping air suction grids and vents clean for regular cooling air flow.
Presents a table outlining routine maintenance checks and their regularity (daily, hours, months).
Provides instructions for preparing the generator for long periods of inactivity, including emptying the tank and disconnecting the battery.
Addresses common problems like no start, engine not starting, shutdown, irregular running, smoke, and flat battery.
Advises using original spare parts and how to purchase them through the MASE authorized assistance network.
Provides guidelines for transporting and storing the generator, emphasizing protection from elements and proper positioning.
Covers safe lifting and handling with cranes and forklifts, emphasizing trained personnel and safety precautions.
Details handling for the trailer version, noting it's not for road circulation and can only be maneuvered by hand.
Outlines the generator's 2-year guarantee period and lists exclusions such as improper use or natural disasters.
Defines MASE's responsibility conditions, including user training, correct installation, and use of original parts.
Instructs on the proper disposal of packaging, electronic components, painted metal parts, and waste materials.
Provides the detailed wiring diagram for the PD 10 S version of the generator set.
Presents the comprehensive wiring diagram for the PD 10.6 S version of the generator unit.
Illustrates the wiring diagram for the PD 10.6 S version equipped with a fuel reserve indicator.
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