Switching Off; Safety Features (If Fitted, See Specifications Table); Circuit Breaker; Maintenance Schedule - SDMO SH 10000E Manual De Uso De Mantenimiento

4.2. Operation
When the running speed of the generating set has stabilised (approximately 3 minutes):
Connect the plugs into the generating set sockets (no. 4, fig B).
Depending on the model, check that circuit breakers (no. 1, fig A) are connected. From now on, you can use your electrical
appliances.
The working hours counter (no. 3, fig B) is in operation and calculates the operating time of the generating set.
This generating set is equipped with an automatic idle function.
When the "hare/tortoise" switch (no. 9, fig. C) is in the "tortoise" position and after 2 minutes of operation with no power, the
motor running speed is at idle speed. When the power is switched on, the running speed returns automatically to nominal speed.
When the "hare/tortoise" switch (no. 9, fig. C) is positioned in the "hare" position, the motor running speed stays at normal speed,
even when the power is switched on. This position is recommended for starting the electric motors.
Note: when starting the generating set, regardless of the position of the hare/tortoise switch", the generating set running speed
will be the nominal speed.

4.3. Switching off

When the generating set is turned off, the engine continues to give out heat, even though it is not running.
Appropriate ventilation should be provided after the generating set is turned off.
Warning
Take the plugs out of the sockets and allow the engine to run without any charge for 1 to 2 minutes.
Place the ignition key (no. 2, fig C) in the stop position and the engine will stop.
Close the petrol tap (no. 6, fig C) by tightening the toothed wheel.

5. Safety features (if fitted, see specifications table)

5.1. Oil cut-out
This mechanism is designed to prevent any damage to the motor resulting from lack of oil in the motor sump. It automatically cuts out
the motor. If the motor stops and will not restart, check the motor 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.

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.

6.2. Maintenance table

carry out these maintenance procedures at
part
Engine oil

Oil filter

Air filter

Spark plugs
Fuel filter
Cleaning the generating set
Valve clearance *
Combustion chamber *
Battery
NB: * these procedures should be carried out by our registered agents
whichever of the two intervals
is reached first
Check the level
Change
Replace
Check
Clean
Replace
Check and adjust
Replace
Check
Replace
Check
Clean
Check
Each time it Within
is used the 1st
month or
20 hours
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Replace only the paper element
Every 3 Every Every 5
months month months
or 60 or 100
hours hours
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Every
year or
500 hours
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