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15/07/09
19:10 :00
GS 1
Generating set
priority
Stop
Faults
Al
ar
ms
Modification
GS select.
01
Priority
sele
ct
02
Valid
Re
turn to t
he previous
priorities
Display
GS
1
2
PRI
02
01
-1-
General parameters
-2-
Thresholds
6.
Press the selection arrows on the touch screen to select t
he priority of the generatin
g set selected.
15/07/09
19:10 :00
GS 1
Generating set
priority
Stop
Faults
Al
ar
ms
Modification
GS select.
01
Priority
select
02
Valid
Return to the previous
priorities
Display
GS
1
2
PRI
02
01
-1-
General parameters
-2-
Thresholds
7.
Press “V
alid” on the touch scr
een.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 Preface
5
General Recommendations
5
Pictograms and Their Meanings
6
Instructions and Safety Regulations
10
General Advice
10
Risks Related to Exhaust Gases and Fuels
11
Risk of Fire, Burns and Explosion
12
Risks Related to Toxic Products
12
Dangers Presented by Electric Currents (First Aid)
13
Risks Related to Electrical Networks
13
Risks Related to Moving the Set
13
Identifying Sets
14
2 General Description
16
Description
16
Technical Specifications
19
Fuel and Consumables
21
Oil Grades
21
Specifications
21
Specifications of Coolants
22
3 Installation
23
Unloading
23
Instructions for Unloading
23
Safety During Unloading
23
Slings
23
Fork Lift Truck
24
Fluid Retention
24
Choice of Location
26
Electricity
27
Special Arrangements
28
4 Trailer
29
Trailer Linkage
29
Check before Towing
29
Operation
30
Unhitching the Trailer
30
Implementation for Installation
31
Break Transmission Adjustment
31
Faults and Repairs
33
Electrical Connection Diagram
34
Complete Wheels Technical Information
34
5 Preparation before Operating the Set
35
Installation Checks
35
Checks after Starting the Generating Set
35
6 Using the Generator Set
35
Pre-Start Inspection
35
Generator Set with TELYS Control Panel
37
Control Panel Presentation
37
View of the Front Panel
37
Description of the Screen
39
Description of the Pictograms in Zone 1
40
Description of the Pictograms in Zone 2
40
Description of the Pictograms in Zone 3
41
Description of the Pictograms in Zone 3
42
Display of Messages in Zone 4
45
Starting
49
Alarms and Faults
50
Switching off
50
Viewing Alarms and Faults
50
Activation of an Alarm or Fault
51
Activation of an Alarm and a Fault
52
Engine Fault Codes Display
53
Horn Reset
54
Generator Set with KERYS Control Panel
55
Operating Conditions
55
Presentation of the KERYS
55
Conformity to Legal and Regulatory Requirements
56
Description of the KERYS
57
Identification of the Hardware Components
57
Identification of the Software Components
60
Description of the man Machine Interface (IHM/MMI)
61
The man Machine Interface
61
Navigation in the Screens
64
Configurations
69
Operating Principle
69
Configuration in solo Generating Set
70
Legends
70
Power Plant Configuration (Several Generating Sets in Parallel)
73
Connections According to the Configurations
80
Connections of the Generating Sets
80
Recommendations before the Connections
80
Earthing System (Standard Only)
81
Facility Power Outlet
85
Connecting Cable between the Generating Sets (Power Plant)
86
Client Terminal Block
87
Power
87
Layout of the Menus
88
Operation and Setting Menus
88
Setting of Regional Parameters
89
Information on the KERYS
91
Operating Menus
93
Choice of Application Configuration
95
Rental Configurations
95
Choice of Priority Generating Set in Power Plant (if Equipped)
104
Use
104
Starting, Tests and Stop
110
Rental Options
117
7 Maintenance Schedule
119
Reminder of Use
119
Engine
119
Alternator
120
8 Battery
121
Storage and Transport
121
Battery Setting into Service
122
Check
122
Load Preconization
123
Faults and Remedies
124
9 Appendix
125
Appendix A - Engine User and Maintenance Manual
125
Appendix B - Alternator User and Maintenance Manual
211
Lsa 46.2 - 4 Poles Alternators
217
1 Receipt
218
Standards and Safety Measures
218
Inspection
218
Identification
218
Storage
218
Applications
218
Contraindications to Use
218
2 Technical Characteristics
219
Electrical Characteristics
219
Mechanical Characteristics
219
3 Installation
220
Assembly
220
Checks Prior to First Use
220
Terminal Connection Diagrams
221
Commissioning
224
Setting up
224
4 Servicing - Maintenance
225
Safety Measures
225
Routine Maintenance
225
Fault Detection
225
Mechanical Defects
226
Electrical Faults
226
Dismantling, Reassembly
228
Installation and Maintenance of the PMG
230
Table of Characteristics
231
5 Spare Parts
232
First Maintenance Parts
232
Technical Support Service
232
Accessories
232
Exploded Views, Parts List and Tightening Torque
233
A.V.r.
241
1 Supply
242
SHUNT Excitation System
242
2 R250 A.V.r
243
Characteristics
243
U/F Fonction and LAM
243
R250 A.V.R. Option
244
LAM Characteristics
244
Typical Effects of the LAM
245
3 Installation - Commisioning
246
Electrical Checks on the AVR
246
Settings
246
Electrical Faults
247
4 Spare Parts
248
Designation
248
Technical Support Service
248
R 450 Avrs
253
1 General Information
254
Description
254
Characteristic
254
2 Power Supply
255
AREP Excitation System
255
PMG Excitation System
256
SHUNT or Separate Excitation System
257
3 Technical Characteristics
258
Electrical Characteristics
258
Configurations
258
U/F and LAM Functions
262
Typical Effects of the LAM with a Diesel Engine with or Without a LAM (U/F Only)
262
AVR Options
263
4 Installation - Commissioning
264
Electrical Checks on the AVR
264
Setting up
264
Electrical Faults
267
5 Spare Parts
268
Designation
268
Technical Support Service
268
Appendix C - Common Spare Parts
271
Appendix D - List of John Deere - Volvo and Perkins Fault Codes
273
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Brand
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Model
R 340 U
Category
Portable Generator
Language
English
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