SDMO BOOSTER 2000 - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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David MurphyAug 2, 2025
Why won't my SDMO BOOSTER 2000 motor start?
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  Jonathan TrujilloAug 2, 2025
  If your SDMO Portable Generator's motor won't start, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure the generating set is not being charged during start-up; if it is, take it off charge. Check the fuel level and fill up if it's too low. Make sure the fuel tap is open. A blocked or leaking fuel supply can also prevent starting, so have the system repaired if necessary. Additionally, inspect the air filter and clean it if it's blocked. Finally, ensure the control is switched to "I".
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richardmichaelAug 9, 2025
What to do if my SDMO Portable Generator has no electric current?
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  Sherri HarrisAug 9, 2025
  If your SDMO Portable Generator is not producing electric current, there are several potential causes: * A tripped circuit breaker (direct current) - reset the circuit breaker. * A faulty circuit breaker (direct current) - have it checked, repaired, or replaced. * Faulty plug sockets - have them checked, repaired, or replaced. * A faulty appliance supply lead - change the leads. * A faulty alternator - have it checked, repaired, or replaced.
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Pamela RaymondAug 17, 2025
What to do if the SDMO Portable Generator motor cuts out?
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  Christopher AustinAug 17, 2025
  If the motor of your SDMO Portable Generator cuts out, check the air inlet and outlet guards and clean them if they are blocked. Also, it might be due to overcharge; in this case, control the charge, wait 30 seconds, and start again.
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shannon63Aug 25, 2025
Why does the circuit breaker trip on my SDMO Portable Generator?
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  fosterteresaAug 26, 2025
  If the circuit breaker of your SDMO Portable Generator trips out, it is likely due to faulty equipment or lead. Have it checked, repaired, or replaced.

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1. Recommendations

General advice and thank you for purchasing the generating set.

1.2. Pictograms and plates on the generating sets and what they mean

Explanation of symbols and identification plates found on the generating sets.

1.3. Instructions and safety regulations

Essential safety guidelines for operating and handling the generating set.

2. General description

2.1. Description of the generating set (diagram A)

Identification of the main components of the generating set through diagram A.

3. Preparation for operation

3.1. Checking oil level

Procedure for checking and topping up the engine oil level before operation.

3.2. Checking the fuel level

Procedure for checking and filling the fuel tank safely.

3.3. Checking the air filter

Guidance on inspecting and ensuring the air filter is clean and functional.

3.4. Earthing the generating set

Instructions for properly earthing the generating set for safety.

3.5. Siting the set for use

Recommendations for selecting a safe and suitable location for the generating set.

4. Using the generator set

4.1. Starting procedure

Step-by-step guide for starting the generating set correctly.

4.2. Running

Instructions for operating the generating set once it has started.

4.3. Stopping

Procedure for safely shutting down the generating set.

5. Protective devices

5.1. Oil failure cut-out

Explanation of the oil level monitoring system that protects the engine.

5.2. Circuit breaker

Information on the integrated circuit breaker for electrical protection.

5.3. Overcharge

Description of the overcharge indicator and protection mechanism.

6. Maintenance schedule

6.1. Usage reminder

Guidance on adapting maintenance intervals based on usage and environment.

6.2. Maintenance table

A detailed table outlining maintenance tasks and their frequencies.

7. Maintenance procedures

7.1. Cleaning the air filter

Detailed steps for cleaning the air filter element safely.

7.2. Changing the engine oil

Procedure for draining and refilling the engine oil.

7.3. Testing the spark plug

Instructions for inspecting, cleaning, and gap adjustment of spark plugs.

7.4. Checking nuts, bolts and screws

Importance of regular checks for loose fasteners to prevent breakdowns.

7.5. Cleaning the generating set

Guidance on general cleaning of the generating set.

8. Storing the generating set

8.1. Oil

Procedure for oil management before storing the generating set.

8.2. Fuel

Steps for draining fuel and preparing the system for storage.

8.3. Spark plug

Procedure for spark plug maintenance before long-term storage.

9. Troubleshooting

10. Specifications

11. Cable sizes

12. Warranty conditions

13. E.C. Declaration of conformity

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1. Recommendations

General advice and thank you for purchasing the generating set.

1.2. Pictograms and plates on the generating sets and what they mean

Explanation of symbols and identification plates found on the generating sets.

1.3. Instructions and safety regulations

Essential safety guidelines for operating and handling the generating set.

2. General description

2.1. Description of the generating set (diagram A)

Identification of the main components of the generating set through diagram A.

3. Preparation for operation

3.1. Checking oil level

Procedure for checking and topping up the engine oil level before operation.

3.2. Checking the fuel level

Procedure for checking and filling the fuel tank safely.

3.3. Checking the air filter

Guidance on inspecting and ensuring the air filter is clean and functional.

3.4. Earthing the generating set

Instructions for properly earthing the generating set for safety.

3.5. Siting the set for use

Recommendations for selecting a safe and suitable location for the generating set.

4. Using the generator set

4.1. Starting procedure

Step-by-step guide for starting the generating set correctly.

4.2. Running

Instructions for operating the generating set once it has started.

4.3. Stopping

Procedure for safely shutting down the generating set.

5. Protective devices

5.1. Oil failure cut-out

Explanation of the oil level monitoring system that protects the engine.

5.2. Circuit breaker

Information on the integrated circuit breaker for electrical protection.

5.3. Overcharge

Description of the overcharge indicator and protection mechanism.

6. Maintenance schedule

6.1. Usage reminder

Guidance on adapting maintenance intervals based on usage and environment.

6.2. Maintenance table

A detailed table outlining maintenance tasks and their frequencies.

7. Maintenance procedures

7.1. Cleaning the air filter

Detailed steps for cleaning the air filter element safely.

7.2. Changing the engine oil

Procedure for draining and refilling the engine oil.

7.3. Testing the spark plug

Instructions for inspecting, cleaning, and gap adjustment of spark plugs.

7.4. Checking nuts, bolts and screws

Importance of regular checks for loose fasteners to prevent breakdowns.

7.5. Cleaning the generating set

Guidance on general cleaning of the generating set.

8. Storing the generating set

8.1. Oil

Procedure for oil management before storing the generating set.

8.2. Fuel

Steps for draining fuel and preparing the system for storage.

8.3. Spark plug

Procedure for spark plug maintenance before long-term storage.

9. Troubleshooting

10. Specifications

11. Cable sizes

12. Warranty conditions

13. E.C. Declaration of conformity

SDMO BOOSTER 2000 Specifications

General

Brand	SDMO
Model	BOOSTER 2000
Category	Portable Generator
Language	English

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SDMO BOOSTER 2000 - User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1. Recommendations

1.2. Pictograms and plates on the generating sets and what they mean

1.3. Instructions and safety regulations

2. General description

2.1. Description of the generating set (diagram A)

3. Preparation for operation

3.1. Checking oil level

3.2. Checking the fuel level

3.3. Checking the air filter

3.4. Earthing the generating set

3.5. Siting the set for use

4. Using the generator set

4.1. Starting procedure

4.2. Running

4.3. Stopping

5. Protective devices

5.1. Oil failure cut-out

5.2. Circuit breaker

5.3. Overcharge

6. Maintenance schedule

6.1. Usage reminder

6.2. Maintenance table

7. Maintenance procedures

7.1. Cleaning the air filter

7.2. Changing the engine oil

7.3. Testing the spark plug

7.4. Checking nuts, bolts and screws

7.5. Cleaning the generating set

8. Storing the generating set

8.1. Oil

8.2. Fuel

8.3. Spark plug

9. Troubleshooting

10. Specifications

11. Cable sizes

12. Warranty conditions

13. E.C. Declaration of conformity

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1. Recommendations

1.2. Pictograms and plates on the generating sets and what they mean

1.3. Instructions and safety regulations

2. General description

2.1. Description of the generating set (diagram A)

3. Preparation for operation

3.1. Checking oil level

3.2. Checking the fuel level

3.3. Checking the air filter

3.4. Earthing the generating set

3.5. Siting the set for use

4. Using the generator set

4.1. Starting procedure

4.2. Running

4.3. Stopping

5. Protective devices

5.1. Oil failure cut-out

5.2. Circuit breaker

5.3. Overcharge

6. Maintenance schedule

6.1. Usage reminder

6.2. Maintenance table

7. Maintenance procedures

7.1. Cleaning the air filter

7.2. Changing the engine oil

7.3. Testing the spark plug

7.4. Checking nuts, bolts and screws

7.5. Cleaning the generating set

8. Storing the generating set

8.1. Oil

8.2. Fuel

8.3. Spark plug

9. Troubleshooting

10. Specifications

11. Cable sizes

12. Warranty conditions