Resetting An Alarm; Resetting A Fault - Kohler KD700 Operation

2.10.2 Resetting an Alarm

An alarm indicates that a problem has occurred, but the generator is still able to run. Always correct an alarm condition before it
leads to a fault that will shut down the generator set. See the Safety Precautions and Instructions section of this manual be fore
proceeding to correct an alarm condition. Contact an authorized distributor or dealer for service, if necessary.
An alarm turns off when the cause of the alarm is resolved:
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The operator may correct the condition that is causing the alarm.
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The alarm condition may resolve itself; for example, the temperature drops, resolving a high temperature alarm.
After the condition is resolved and the alarm turns off, RESET the alarm by pressing the X button. See Figure 42.
If the alarm does not appear on the list of the last three alarms, touch the pull-down tab to display additional alarms.
Press the reset alarm
button
Figure 42 Resetting an Alarm

2.10.3 Resetting a Fault

A fault turns off when the cause of the alarm is resolved by one of the two following methods:
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The operator has corrected the condition that is causing the fault.
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The fault condition has resolved itself; for example, the temperature drops, resolving a high temperature fault.
Note:
The generator set must not be restarted until the fault condition is identified and corrected.
Always identify and correct the cause of a fault shutdown before resetting the controller. See the Safety Precautions and
Instructions section of this manual before proceeding to correct a fault condition. Contact an authorized distributor or dealer for
service, if necessary.
To reset a fault, first correct the fault condition. The fault indicator will turn off. Then press the X button next to the i ndividual
fault. See Figure 43.
Note that it is also possible to reset a fault from the tab of the last 3 alarms, if this fault is one of the 3 most recent alarms.
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