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Details hazards and symptoms of carbon monoxide exposure from generator exhaust.
States that engine exhaust contains chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Covers precautions against electric shock, hot engine parts, and fire hazards.
Details risks of accidental starting, battery explosion, and acid hazards.
Addresses dangers of toxic exhaust gases and rotating machinery, advising precautions.
Stresses compliance with regulations and the necessity of siphon breaks for exhaust systems.
Specifies fuel requirements, care for the fuel supply, and use of filters.
Details engine oil requirements, change intervals, and recommended coolant mixture.
Describes the ON, START, STOP switches and fuses on the main control panel.
Lists essential checks before the first start or after a long layoff, including fluids and connections.
Advises switching off AC loads during generator start-up to prevent damage and stalling.
Step-by-step guide to starting the generator, including ventilation and load application.
Instructions on how to properly shut down the generator, including cooling down.
Identifies fault conditions that cause the generator to shut down automatically.
Details the initial 10-hour break-in period, load application, and overload avoidance.
Describes automatic shutdown switches for low oil pressure and high exhaust temperature.
Explains high water temperature and overspeed shutdown switches and their operation.
Outlines maintenance tasks required at 50, 100, and 250 operating hour intervals.
Details maintenance tasks for 250, 500, and 1000 hour intervals, including hoses, plugs, and timing.
Step-by-step guide for draining used oil and replacing the engine oil filter.
Lists probable causes and solutions for engines that do not crank or fail to start.
Identifies causes for engines starting and shutting down, or failing to reach operating speed.
Explains how to adjust engine speed to achieve the correct Hertz output using the governor.
Details the three adjustment points on the governor and its maintenance requirements.
Details hazards and symptoms of carbon monoxide exposure from generator exhaust.
States that engine exhaust contains chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Covers precautions against electric shock, hot engine parts, and fire hazards.
Details risks of accidental starting, battery explosion, and acid hazards.
Addresses dangers of toxic exhaust gases and rotating machinery, advising precautions.
Stresses compliance with regulations and the necessity of siphon breaks for exhaust systems.
Specifies fuel requirements, care for the fuel supply, and use of filters.
Details engine oil requirements, change intervals, and recommended coolant mixture.
Describes the ON, START, STOP switches and fuses on the main control panel.
Lists essential checks before the first start or after a long layoff, including fluids and connections.
Advises switching off AC loads during generator start-up to prevent damage and stalling.
Step-by-step guide to starting the generator, including ventilation and load application.
Instructions on how to properly shut down the generator, including cooling down.
Identifies fault conditions that cause the generator to shut down automatically.
Details the initial 10-hour break-in period, load application, and overload avoidance.
Describes automatic shutdown switches for low oil pressure and high exhaust temperature.
Explains high water temperature and overspeed shutdown switches and their operation.
Outlines maintenance tasks required at 50, 100, and 250 operating hour intervals.
Details maintenance tasks for 250, 500, and 1000 hour intervals, including hoses, plugs, and timing.
Step-by-step guide for draining used oil and replacing the engine oil filter.
Lists probable causes and solutions for engines that do not crank or fail to start.
Identifies causes for engines starting and shutting down, or failing to reach operating speed.
Explains how to adjust engine speed to achieve the correct Hertz output using the governor.
Details the three adjustment points on the governor and its maintenance requirements.
General| Brand | Westerbeke |
|---|---|
| Model | 3.5 BCG |
| Category | Inverter |
| Language | English |
