Switching Off; Circuit Breaker; Maintenance Schedule; Reminder Of Use - SDMO BOOSTER 2000 Manual De Uso Y De Mantenimiento

4.2. Operation
4.2.1 Alternating current operation
When the running speed of the generating set has stabilised (approximately 3 minutes):
❶ Check the on/off light is on
❷ Connect the plug(s) to the generating set socket(s).
4.2.2 Direct current
The 12 V direct current is only used for charging car batteries.
The generating set should be stopped before connecting the electric cables.
Do not try to start a car engine, if the generating set is connected to the battery.
Warning
❶ Connect the cables to the generating set direct current sockets respecting the polarities (the generating set + to the battery + and the
generating set – to the battery –)
❷ Start the generating set to charge the battery.

4.3. Switching off

When the generating set is turned off, the motor continues to give off heat.
Appropriate ventilation should be provided after the generating set is turned off.
To stop the generating set quickly, turn the On/Off switch to stop "О".
Warning
❶ Take the plugs out of the sockets and allow the motor to run without any charge for 1 to 2 minutes.
❷ Turn the On/Off switch to stop "О", the generating set stops
❸ Turn off the fuel tap.
5. Safety features (if fitted, see specifications table)
5.1. Oil cut-out
This mechanism is designed to prevent any damage to the engine resulting from lack of oil in the engine sump. It stops the engine
automatically (in this case, the red oil level warning light is turned on and stops the starting process). If the engine cuts out and will
not restart, check the engine oil level before looking for any other cause of the problem.

5.2. Circuit breaker

The electrical circuit of the set is protected by several magnetothermal, differential or thermal cut-out switches. Any overload and/or
short circuits cause the supply of electrical energy to be cut.
5.3. Overload
When there is electrical overcharge, the overcharge indicator turns on and electrical current production cuts out in less than 20
seconds.

6. Maintenance schedule

6.1. Reminder of use

The maintenance interval frequency and the operations to be carried out are outlined in the maintenance programme.
However, it should be added that it is the environment in which the generating set is operating which determines this programme.
Accordingly, if the set is used in extreme conditions, shorter intervals between maintenance procedures should be adopted.
These maintenance schedules apply only to generating sets running on fuel and oil, that conform to the specifications given in this
booklet.