15. Visually inspect the engine for leaks, and examine belts, electrical connections, and wiring
outside the generator enclosure.
16. Inspect all electrical connections; repair or replace any damaged or worn connections, including
external cords connected to the load. Follow local guidelines and best practices for safe electrical
practices.
17. Ensure battery connections are secure.
18. Check the engine fan belt tension and condition, referring to the engine manual for tension
requirements.
19. Inspect the engine fan belt guard.
20. Check the engine exhaust system for loose or rusted components.
21. Turn ON the DEIF control power switch.
22. Press the start button to initiate the cranking/run sequence.
23. Verify the voltage and frequency are correct before turning on the main circuit breaker; the
machine is designed to operate at 480V Three Phase, 60 Hertz.
24. Activate the generator breaker by pressing the generator breaker button.
2.4.2
Operation
1. Observe the control panel to monitor the generator's operating parameters, including voltage,
frequency, and load levels. Make adjustments as needed to maintain optimal performance.
2. Inspect the generator for any signs of overheating, unusual noises, or vibrations. Address any
issues immediately to prevent further complications.
3. Monitor the fuel and oil consumption rates regularly to ensure they remain within the
acceptable range. Refill or replace as necessary, following safety precautions and manufacturer
recommendations.
4. Periodically check the generator's safety guards, ensuring they remain securely in place and are
in good condition. Replace any damaged or worn guards as needed.
5. Regularly inspect the generator's electrical connections and wiring for wear or damage. Repair or
replace any compromised components to maintain safe and efficient operation.
6. Routinely perform preventive maintenance tasks, including checking and cleaning air filters,
replacing spark plugs, and changing the oil and filter according to the manufacturer's
recommendations.
7. Maintain a log of all maintenance activities, inspections, and adjustments to track the
generator's performance and help identify potential issues.
2.4.3
Shutdown and Storage
1. Turn off the connected loads and disconnect them from the generator by opening the main
circuit breaker
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