1. The Engine Cannot Be Started or Is Difficult to Start |
insufficient battery voltage |
- check the battery charger
- check if the battery level is normal
- check if the battery is fully charged
- check whether the battery voltage is abnormal
- replace the battery
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daily fuel tank switch not turned on |
- open the oil line ball valve and drain the air in the oil line.
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there is air in the diesel line |
- carry out the operation of exhausting the air, exhaust the air in the pipeline, and then carry out the start-up test.
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diesel filter clogged |
change filter |
loose control wiring or open circuit |
check wiring |
autostart plate failure |
replacement or repair |
start subsidy relay failure |
replace |
starter motor failure |
remove for testing or repair |
internal damage to the engine |
please check with the original technician |
governor failure |
please check with the original technician |
2. The Engine Cannot Be Stopped After Starting |
autostart plate failure |
replacement or repair |
loose control wiring or open circuit |
check wiring |
engine governor failure |
please check with the original technician |
engine stop solenoid switch failure |
replacement or repair |
3. Insufficient Engine Horsepower |
diesel system has air |
check the diesel pipeline for leaks and tighten the screws |
diesel filter clogged |
change filter |
air filter clogged |
change filter |
diesel fuel is of poor quality or contains moisture |
replace |
insufficient rated speed (insufficient frequency) |
corrected frequency value |
too much engine oil |
check the oil and correct it if too much |
load has exceeded engine horsepower |
reduce load current |
4. The Engine Smoke Is Not Normal |
too much engine oil |
check the oil and correct it if too much |
engine temperature is too low |
wait until the engine temperature rises to normal before loading |
crankcase pressure too high |
engine breather net blocked, clear it |
load overload |
reduce load current |
diesel fuel is of poor quality or contains moisture |
check and replace |
injector failure or carbon deposition |
injector calibration |
5. Abnormal Engine Sound |
injector clogged |
injector calibration |
incorrect valve clearance |
adjust valve clearance |
inlet and exhaust steam leakage |
after inspection, lock the pipeline |
engine operating temperature is abnormal |
check ambient ambient temperature and engine temperature |
6. Engine Water Temperature Is Too High |
insufficient cooling water |
check the cooling water in the water tank |
there is air in the cooling water pipe |
air in the discharge line |
blocked radiator fins |
remove debris and wash |
fan belt is broken or not tight enough |
replace or adjust |
blocked or twisted cooling water lines |
update after checking or contact the original factory |
cooling water thermometer malfunction |
replace |
broken fan |
replace |
7. Engine Oil Pressure Is Too Low |
insufficient oil, not up to standard |
add oil |
oil filter clogged |
replace |
engine temperature is too high |
refer to failure scenario 6 |
oil pump failure |
contact the original factory |
oil pressure gauge failure |
replace |
8. After The Generator Set Is Started, There Is No AC Output |
power circuit breaker not turned on |
open |
AVR failure |
contact the original factory |
diode fault in generator head |
replace |
instrument failure |
replace |
9. The Generator Set Cannot Be Started After A Power Failure |
engine won't start |
refer to failure case 1 |
the power outage time is too short (fake power outage) |
the power failure time is too short, and the generator does not start when the engine delay start time is not reached |
ATS does not send a signal to start the generator |
ATS failure, repair |
the remote control circuit between ATS and generator set is loose or disconnected |
check wiring |
10. The Alternator Is Abnormal |
voltage is too high |
adjust the voltage adjustment knob |
voltage is too low |
adjust the voltage adjustment knob |
voltage swing is unstable |
adjust the "Stable Adjustment" of AVR |
load current is too high |
reduce load current |
capacitors on the load side |
turn off the capacitor |
11. Abnormal Shutdown of The Generator Set |
low oil pressure shutdown |
- check the oil dipstick for sufficient oil
- whether there is oil leakage or damage on the cylinder wall
- check whether the oil pressure switch operates normally
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high water temperature shutdown |
- check the cooling water tank and cooling water pipeline for leaks.
- check that the water level is sufficient.
- check whether the water temperature switch function works normally.
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High (low) speed shutdown |
- Check whether the frequency and RPM readings are too high or too low after the engine is started.
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overload shutdown |
- test with less equipment used.
- avoid multiple devices starting at the same time.
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overcurrent shutdown |
- check whether there is any abnormality at the equipment side (motor).
- test with less equipment used.
- avoid multiple devices starting at the same time.
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high (low) voltage shutdown |
- check whether the three-phase voltage of the generator is abnormal.
- adjust the manual voltage adjustment knob of the AVR automatic voltage regulator.
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battery high (low) voltage warning |
- check the battery charger
- check if the battery level is normal
- check if the battery is fully charged
- check whether the battery voltage is abnormal
- replace the battery
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