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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
ESE 904 DBG DIN
ESE 904 DBG ES DIN
ESE 904 DBG ES FS DIN
ESE 1104 DBG ES DIN
ESE 1104 DBG ES FS DIN
ESE 1304 DBG ES DIN
ESE 1304 DBG ES FS DIN
Article No. 151003
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  • Page 1 ESE 904 DBG ES FS DIN Article No. 151023 ESE 1104 DBG ES DIN Article No. 151015 ESE 1104 DBG ES FS DIN Article No. 151025 ESE 1304 DBG ES DIN Article No. 151016 ESE 1304 DBG ES FS DIN Article No. 151026...
  • Page 2 E131099 Publication date January 2013 Copyright © 2013, ENDRESS Elektrogerätebau GmbH This documentation and parts thereof are subject to copy- right. Any use or modification beyond the restrictions of the Copyright Act is forbidden and subject to penalty without the consent of ENDRESS Elektrogerätebau GmbH.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Table of Contents General information ..................7 Documentation and accessories ................ 8 Safety symbols ....................9 General Safety Regulations................11 Important safety warning .................. 11 Intended use ....................12 2.2.1 Residual risks .....................13 Operating personnel – qualifications and obligations ........16 Personal protective equipment .................
  • Page 4 Table of Contents 4.10 Disposal ......................46 Special fittings / using accessories ............... 48 FI protection switch ..................48 Insulation monitoring with E-MCS 4.0 .............. 50 5.2.1 Insulation monitoring without switching off ............50 5.2.2 Insulation monitoring with switch off ..............51 Speed lowering in idle ..................
  • Page 5 Table of Contents List of illustrations Fig. 2-1: Labels on the generator ........18 Fig. 3-1: Views of the generator ..........25 Fig. 3-2: Components of the operating and alternator side .26 Fig. 3-3: Exhaust and engine side components ....27 Fig. 3-4: Control panel components ........28 Fig.
  • Page 6 Table of Contents List of charts Table 2.1: Danger zones and work areas on the generator 17 Table 2.2: Labels on the generator ........20 Table 4.1: Protective conductor test lamp ......41 Table 5.1: FI protection switch test ........49 Table 5.2: Insulation monitoring without switching off ..50 Table 5.3: Insulation monitoring whilst running without switching off ..............51 Table 5.4: Insulation monitoring plus switching off ....52...

  • Page 7: General Information

    General information 1 General information These operating instructions must be read carefully and un- derstood before using the generator. These operating instructions are intended to familiarise you with the basic operation of the generator. These operating instructions contain important information on using the generator safely and appropriately.

  • Page 8: Documentation And Accessories

    General information 1.1 Documentation and accessories In addition to these operating instructions, the following doc- uments are relevant for the generator: • Operating instructions and maintenance instructions for the engine (Briggs & Stratton Corporation) • Briggs & Stratton Service Germany (Briggs & Stratton Corporation) •...

  • Page 9: Safety Symbols

    General information 1.2 Safety symbols The safety symbol illustrates a source of danger. The safety symbols in the work area of the machine/plant and the entire technical documentation correspond to the Council Directive 92/58/EEC - Minimum requirements for the provision of safe- ty and/or health signs at work.
  • Page 10 General information Notes ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN Status: at January 2013...

  • Page 11: General Safety Regulations

    Whoever operates the generator or works with it must read this chapter and comply with its regulations in practice. 2.1 Important safety warning ENDRESS generators are designed to operate electrical equipment with appropriate power output requirements. Oth- er applications can lead to injury to the operating personnel and to damage to the generator as well as other damage to equipment.

  • Page 12: Intended Use

    The following actions are not permitted. • Operation in explosion-prone environments • Operation in fire-prone environments • Operation in confined areas • Operation from a vehicle platform that has not been swung out • Operation without the necessary safety redundancies •...

  • Page 13: Residual Risks

    The generator may not be connected to other energy distri- bution systems (e.g. public power supply) or to other energy generation systems (e.g. other generators). The generator may not be used in explosion-prone environ- ments. The generator may not be used in fire-prone environments. The generator must be operated according to the specifica- tions in the technical documentation.
  • Page 14 Risk of death Risk of death to persons at the generator can be caused by: • Incorrect use • Inappropriate handling • Missing protective equipment • Defective or damaged electrical components • Fuel vapours • Engine exhaust • Too large a distribution network configuration Risk of injury Risk of injury to persons at the generator can be caused by: •...
  • Page 15 • Incorrect installation in a vehicle Limits to performance or The generator's performance or functionality can be limited functionality • Inappropriate handling • Inappropriate maintenance or repair work • Unsuitable operating fluids • An installation altitude greater than 100 metres above sea level •...

  • Page 16: Operating Personnel - Qualifications And Obligations

    2.3 Operating personnel – qualifications and obligations Only appropriately authorised personnel may work with or on the alternator. The authorised operating personnel must: • be at least 18 years old. • be trained in first aid and able to provide it. •...

  • Page 17: Danger Zones And Work Areas

    2.5 Danger zones and work areas The danger zones work places (work areas) on the genera- tor are determined by the activities to be performed within the individual life cycles: Life cycle Activity Danger zone Work area Transport in the vehicle Radius of 1.0 m none by the operating per-...

  • Page 18: Labels On The Generator

    2.6 Labels on the generator These labels must be attached to the generator and be kept in a clearly legible condition: Fig. 2-1: Labels on the generator Potential equalization (earthing for FI) 6 Reference note - "read operating in- structions" Motor model plate Short operating instructions (interior)/ Reference note regarding short oper-...
  • Page 19 Label Designation Potential equalization (earthing for FI) Reference note - "hot surface" Reference note - "ca- ble extension" Reference note - "fuel note" Reference note - "read operating instructions" Short operating in- structions (inner side flap) Generator model plate Reference note - "en- gine maintenance"...

  • Page 20: General Safety Instructions

    Label Designation Reference note - "no naked flames" Note Noise emission Table 2.2: Labels on the generator 2.7 General safety instructions The generator's construction may not be modified in any way. The engine's nominal rpm has been set in the factory and may not be changed.
  • Page 21 The authorised personnel are responsible for safeguarding the alternator against unauthorised operation. The authorised personnel are obligated to observe the appli- cable accident prevention regulations. The authorised personnel are obligated to obey the safety and work instructions of superiors and/or safety officers. The authorised personnel are obligated to wear personal protective equipment.
  • Page 22 Generating electricity The electrical safety must be checked before each start-up. Do not cover the equipment during use. Do not obstruct or block the air supply. Do not use starting aids. Devices must not be connected during start-up. Only tested and authorised cables may be used for the pow- er network.
  • Page 23 Maintenance and repair Operating personnel may only carry out the maintenance or work repair work described in these operating instructions. All other maintenance or repair tasks may only be carried out by specially trained and authorised specialists. Always remove the spark plug socket before beginning maintenance and/or repair work.
  • Page 24 Notes ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN Status: at January 2013...

  • Page 25: Operating Generator Ese 904 - 1304 Dbg Din

    3 Operating generator ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN The components and functionality of the generator are de- scribed in this section. 3.1 Components of generator ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN The generator components are distributed on all four sides. Fig.

  • Page 26: Components Of The Operating And Alternator Side

    3.1.1 Components of the operating and alternator side Fig. 3-2: Components of the operating and alternator side Generator lid Tank Generator Electrical compartment Potential equalisation screw (for an Tank cover optional FI earthing connection) Carrying handle ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN Status: at January 2013...

  • Page 27: Exhaust And Engine Side Components

    3.1.2 Exhaust and engine side components Fig. 3-3: Exhaust and engine side components Air filter Spark plug connector Tool pouch Oil dipstick Briggs & Stratton engine Exhaust Carrying handle Exhaust heat shield plate Starter battery Oil filler neck Fuel filter Motor flap Status at: January 2013 ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN...

  • Page 28: Control Panel Components

    3.1.3 Control panel components Fig. 3-4: Control panel components Hinged window START-STOP switch Line circuit breaker Emergency OFF button Multi-function control display Signal tone speaker Shockproof attachment sockets ~230 Contact-socket for protective earthing V AC conductor test CEE attachment socket 3~400 V AC ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN Status: at January 2013...

  • Page 29: Accessory Components

    3.1.4 Accessory components 3.1.4.1 Standard accessories Fig. 3-5: Components of the standard accessories Spark plug wrench Test probes User information (operating instruc- Spark plugs (2x) tions for the engine, as well as these operating instructions) Testing cable Oil channel 3.1.4.2 Special accessories Fig.

  • Page 30: Function And Mode Of Operation

    3.2 Function and mode of operation The synchronous generator is firmly coupled to the drive motor. The assembly is installed in a stable frame and equipped with a flexible, low-vibration suspension. Splash-proof, shockproof and CEE sockets with a nominal voltage of 230V and/or 400V / 50 Hz supply the power. An integrated voltage regulator controls the voltage of the alternator in the nominal speed range of the alternator.
  • Page 31 Notes Status at: January 2013 ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN...

  • Page 32: Operating Generator Ese 904 - 1304 Dbg Din

    4 Operating generator ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN The operation of the alternator is described in this section. 4.1 Transporting the generator Proceed as follows to transport the generator. Requirements These requirements must be met: • The generator must be turned off. •...

  • Page 33: Refuelling The Alternator

    Requirements These requirements must be met: • An even and firm substratum outdoors • There are no inflammable materials at the operating site • There are no explosive materials at the operating site WARNING! Leaking engine oil and petrol can contaminate the soil and groundwater.

  • Page 34: Starting The Generator

    • Prevent leaking of engine oil and petrol. • Generator is switched off. • Generator has cooled down. • Avoid open flames and sparks. WARNING! Leaking engine oil can contaminate the soil and groundwater. • Do not fill the tank completely. •...
  • Page 35 • Fuel tank has been filled (see 4.3) • A possibly connected fuelling device (special accessory) • sufficient oil level (fill with engine oil before initial use, see the engine operating and maintenance instructions) • ventilation must be adequate. • Fit push-on exhaust gas pipe (special accessory) if needed •...

  • Page 36: Fig. 4-1: Actuate Manual Choke

    Fig. 4-1: Actuate manual choke Fig. 4-2: Standard design of operating panel Fig. 4-3: Emergency starting the pump ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN Status: at January 2013...
  • Page 37 ELECTRICAL START 1. Pull on the manual choke in the direction of (Fig. 4-1-(1)) the arrow (all the way to the stop if the engine is cold, correspondingly less if it is hot). 2. Turn the START-STOP switch to "START" position (Fig.

  • Page 38: Switching The Generator Off

    4.5 Switching the generator off Proceed as follows to shut down the generator. WARNING! Hot parts can ignite flammable and explosive materials. • Avoid flammable materials at the operating site. • Avoid explosive materials at the operating site. • Allow the generator to cool down. The device is switched off as follows: Switching the device off 1.

  • Page 39: Fig. 4-4: Connecting Up Consumers/Appliances

    Requirements These requirements must be met: • generator started • protective earthing conductor tested • device switched off WARNING! Electric shocks cause injury or death. • Do not earth the generator. • Do not connect protective conductor to an existing po- tential equalisation line.

  • Page 40: Check The Protective Conductor

    4.7 Check the protective conductor Proceed as follows to check the protective conductor con- nection between the generator and the device. Requirements The following requirements must be met: • generator has been started (see 4.4) • device is connected (see 4.6) •...

  • Page 41: Table 4.1: Protective Conductor Test Lamp

    Test lamp Meaning lights up protective conductor is OK green stays off Protective conductor defective / not present Table 4.1: Protective conductor test lamp The protective conductor / potential equalization for this device has been checked. Status at: January 2013 ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN...

  • Page 42: Monitoring The Operating Condition Using The Multifunctional Display

    4.8 Monitoring the operating condition using the multifunctional display Started by hand: The display will only be active once the engine has started. Electrical start All LEDs light up for about 2 seconds to allow checking as soon as the START-STOP switch is set to the position "Op- erate“.
  • Page 43 Oil pressure: If the display lights up red whilst the genera- (see Fig. 4-6-(15)) tor is running then the oil pressure is too low and the genera- tor switches automatically or the buzzer sounds, this can be acknowledged using the acknowledgement button. (Buzzer only active for the ordered special equipment “Insulation monitor- ing“, “Firecan“) Engine temperature:...
  • Page 44 Fuel tank filling level: The display gives a rough indication of the (see Fig. 4-6-(6)) contents of tank. Symbol Display Significance green Fill level 100% green Fill level 100% green Fill level 90% green Fill level 70% green Fill level 60% green Fill level 40% green, red...
  • Page 45 For a 1 and 3 phase load the total load on the generator is displayed in steps of 10%. 10 - 80% green, 80 - 100% yellow and 100 - 110% red. EMERGENCY-STOP If the “OFF” symbol glows red (see and the buzzer Fig.

  • Page 46: Putting The Generator Out Of Service

    Observe all local laws and regulations concerning correct disposal of such parts and substances. Your author- ised ENDRESS generator dealer is happy to advise you. Please observe the pertinent environmental protection regu- lations when disposing of the old oil. We recommend bring- ing the oil in a closed container to an old oil collection centre for disposal.
  • Page 47 Notes Status at: January 2013 ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN...

  • Page 48: Special Fittings / Using Accessories

    5 Special fittings / using accessories 5.1 FI protection switch The FI protection switch option can only be supplied by the factory. The FI protection switch (RCD) is a protective measure against dangerous body currents according to DIN VDE 0100-551. Earthing requirements: 1.

  • Page 49: Fig. 5-1: Fi Protection Switch

    Fig. 5-1: FI protection switch Checking the FI protection 1. The generator must be started. switch: 2. Put the protection switch into position 1. (seeFig. 5-1 -(20)) 3. Activate the test switch (seeFig. 5-1 (10)) The switch position displays the result (seeFig.

  • Page 50: Insulation Monitoring With E-Mcs 4.0

    5.2 Insulation monitoring with E-MCS 4.0 The insulation monitoring option can only be supplied by the factory. Fig. 5-2: Insulation monitoring with E-MCS 4.0 5.2.1 Insulation monitoring without switching off (Standard for a DIN generator) Requirements The following requirements must be met: •...

  • Page 51: Insulation Monitoring With Switch Off

    Insulation monitoring 1. Plug in the consumer and switch on. whilst running: The displayed symbol indicates the result: (see Fig. 4-6-(8)) Symbol Meaning lights up red Insulation fault (≤ 23 kΩ) The buzzer sounds stays off Connected unit is OK Table 5.3: Insulation monitoring whilst running without switching off If an insulation fault exists and the unit was previously OK when tested without a device connected (see insula-...

  • Page 52: Table 5.4: Insulation Monitoring Plus Switching Off

    Symbol Result Significance Circuit breaker jumps to Pos. 0 and lights up red Insulation monitoring is OK the generator cuts out Circuit breaker stays in Pos. 1 and stays off Insulation monitoring is defective the generator continues to run Table 5.4: Insulation monitoring plus switching off The insulation monitoring test has been run.

  • Page 53: Speed Lowering In Idle

    5.3 Speed lowering in idle Proceed as follows to operate the alternator with idling speed reduction. Requirements The following requirements must be met: • generator is ready for operation • generator has been started (see 4.4) Switching the idle down Fig.

  • Page 54: Remote Start Device

    5.4 Remote start device Proceed as follows to operate the generator using the re- mote start device. Requirements The following requirements must be met: • generator is ready for operation WARNING! Devices with a remote start device are fitted with an auto- matic choke.

  • Page 55: Fig. 5-5: Remote Start Device With Can Plug

    Disconnecting the remote Disconnect the remote start device as follows: start device 1. Release the clip and then pull the remote start operating status / generator connecting cable plug out. 2. Fold down any protective caps onto the remote start socket and lock in place with the clip.

  • Page 56: External Start Device

    5.5 External start device Proceed as follows to operate the generator using the exter- nal start device. Requirements The following requirements must be met: • generator has been started (see 4.4) Connecting up an external start device Fig. 5-6: Connecting up an external start device Connect up the external start device as follows: 1.

  • Page 57: Battery Charge Conservation

    5.6 Battery charge conservation Proceed as follows to charge the starter battery for the gen- erator over the battery charge conservation device. Requirements The following requirements must be met: • generator is ready for operation Connecting up the battery Connect up the battery charge conservation device charge conservation (charge current socket A DIN 14690) as follows: device...

  • Page 58: Fig. 5-8: Connecting Up The Battery Charge Conservation Device

    The charge conservation device is disconnected Connecting up the battery Connect up the battery charge conservation device charge conservation (charge current socket BEOS) as follows: device Fig. 5-8: Connecting up the battery charge conservation device 1. Unscrew cover for socket for the (Fig.

  • Page 59: Fig. 5-9: Connecting Up The Battery Charge Conservation Device

    Connecting up the battery Connect up the battery charge conservation device charge conservation (MagCode socket) as follows: device Fig. 5-9: Connecting up the battery charge conservation device 1. Put plug for the external energy source (e.g. a battery charging device) / charge conservation device socket connecting cable in place.

  • Page 60: 3-Way Fuel Tap / Fuelling Device

    5.7 3-way fuel tap / fuelling device Proceed as follows to use the fuelling device with the gener- ator. Requirements These requirements must be fulfilled: • generator is ready for operation • 3-way fuel tap In the course of supplying fuel you can select between the devices own tank and the fuelling device.

  • Page 61: Fig. 5-11: Connect Up Fuelling Device

    WARNING! The wrong fuel destroys the motor. • Only refuel with lead-free regular grade petrol RON 91. Connect up fuelling device Fig. 5-11: Connect up fuelling device Note The canister may stand at a maximum of 0.5 m below the level of fuel pump.
  • Page 62 Pull off quick-action coupling with hose from the con- nector. 3. Insert the cover plugs again on the quick-action coupling. The fuelling device is disconnected from the generator. Connect up canister Connect the canister to the fuelling device as follows: 1.

  • Page 63: Exhaust Hose

    5.8 Exhaust hose Proceed as follows to use the exhaust hose with the genera- tor. Requirements The following requirements must be met: • Generator is ready for operation WARNING! Exhaust gases can cause fatal asphyxiation. • Provide for sufficient ventilation. •...
  • Page 64 Disconnecting the exhaust Disconnect the exhaust hose from the generator by: hose 1. Turn the exhaust hose grip to the left. 2. Pull the exhaust hose off the muffler’s exhaust hose con- nection. Exhaust hose is now disconnected. ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN Status: at January 2013...

  • Page 65: Maintenance

    6 Maintenance Maintenance of the alternator is described in this section. Only personnel from the manufacturer may carry out mainte- nance or repair work not described in this section. 6.1 Maintenance plan The maintenance work specified in this summary must be carried out after the indicated time intervals.

  • Page 66: Maintenance Work

    6.2 Maintenance work Only authorised personnel may carry out maintenance tasks. Perform all work in the maintenance plan according to the information in the engine's operating and maintenance man- . These operating and maintenance instruc- (Fig. 3-5-(2)) tions of the engine manufacturer are an integral component of these operating instructions.

  • Page 67: Motor Oil

    Avoid sparks when handling cables and electrical devic- es, as well as electrostatic discharge. • Avoid short-circuits. WARNING! The Endress battery is maintenance-free throughout its entire service life. • Never open the battery — this may destroy it. 6.2.3 Motor oil...

  • Page 68: Fig. 6-2: Oil Dipstick

    • The engine should ideally be slightly warm (allow a cold engine to run for 5 min., then stop it and allow it to cool for 2 min.). Fig. 6-2: Oil dipstick Checking the oil Check the oil level as follows: 1.

  • Page 69: Fig. 6-3: Change The Oil

    Fig. 6-3: Change the oil Change the oil 1. Remove the oil filling screw (Fig. 6-2-(1)) 2. Prepare the oil collecting tray. 3. Mount the oil drainage trough (Fig. 6-3-(2)) 4. Set the generator at an angle of 30°. 5. Unscrew the oil drainage screw and allow the (Fig.

  • Page 70: Replacing Fuses

    6.2.4 Replacing fuses Replacing fuses (only for the special accessory external start socket, socket, charging retention and/or remote start de- vice) 1. Open the fuse holder. 2. Replace a fuse 3. Close the fuse holder The fuse has been replaced. Fig.

  • Page 71: Checking The Electrical Safety

    6.3 Checking the electrical safety Only appropriately authorised personnel may check the elec- trical reliability. The electrical reliability must be checked in accordance with the applicable VDE regulations, EN and DIN standards and especially the current version of the BGV A3 accident pre- vention regulations.

  • Page 72: Troubleshooting

    7 Troubleshooting This section describes problems during operation that au- thorized personnel can remove. Each occurring problem is described with its possible cause and the respective corrective measure. The authorised personnel must immediately shut down the generator and inform the responsible and authorised service personnel if a problem cannot be solved with the aid of the following table.
  • Page 73 Malfunction Possible cause Correction The battery connecting cables Clamp or screw on the battery are unclamped. connecting cables. Starter battery has no output. Battery is discharged. Charge battery. Battery is defective. Exchange battery. Battery terminals are oxi- Clean battery terminals and if dized.

  • Page 74: Table 7.1: Problems Arising During Generator Operation

    Malfunction Possible cause Correction The test tip is not touching a Hold the test tip on a metallic metallic blank location on the blank location device. Test lamp is defective Call service staff. The protective conductor is Disconnect the device from defective.
  • Page 75 Notes Status at: January 2013 ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN...

  • Page 76: Technical Specifications

    8 Technical specifications The technical specifications concerning use of the generator are described in this section. Fig. 8-1: Generator dimensions ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN Status: at January 2013...

  • Page 77: Table 8.1: Generator Technical Data

    Technical specifications Designation Value Unit ESE 904 DBG ESE 1104 DBG ESE 1304 ES DIN ES DIN DBG ES DIN Nominal output 12.0 [kVA] Nominal output factor 3~ [cosφ] Nominal output factor 1~ [cosφ] Nominal frequency [Hz] Nominal speed 3000 3000 3000 [rpm]...

  • Page 78: Table 8.2: Ambient Conditions For The Generator

    Ambient conditions Designation Value Unit Setting up height above sea < 100 level Temperature < 25 [°C] Relative air humidity < 30 Table 8.2: Ambient conditions for the generator Reduced output Output reduction for each addi- Unit tional [°C] Table 8.3: Generator performance reduction dependent on the ambient conditions Distribution network Line...
  • Page 79 Notes Status at: January 2013 ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN...

  • Page 80: Replacement Parts

    9 Replacement parts The replacement parts needed to run the generator are de- scribed in this section. The alternator is divided into these component groups: • Frame with covers, tank and engine • Generator and electronics • Standard accessories • Special accessories •...

  • Page 81: Fig. 9-2: Engine And Exhaust Side Replacement Parts

    Fig. 9-2: Engine and exhaust side replacement parts Position Part number Quantity Item designation E502145/10 Frame complete, yellow E130510 Bayonet tank cap, size 40 E502064/90 Carrying handle, black E130579 Inset handle made of soft PVC E133316 Plastic end cap for pipe, 25×2 151003 Generator tank, yellow 151003...

  • Page 82: Table 9.1: Replacement Parts For The Frame With Covers

    Position Part number Quantity Item designation E502125/90 Battery clip, black E132948 Protective cap for battery terminal 163040 Battery 12V - 18A (for electrical starting only) 151003 Generator E502114/90 Air baffle plate E502085/10 Manual compartment E502111/10 Air baffle plate 01 BG yellow (yellow only) E502136/10 Air baffle plate 04, yellow Table 9.1: Replacement parts for the frame with covers...

  • Page 83: Engine With Exhaust And Fuel System

    Engine Vanguard 16HP (for ESE 804 DBG DIN) E133415 Engine Vanguard 16HP (for ESE 804 DBG ES DIN) E131589 Engine Vanguard 20HP (for ESE 1104 DBG ES DIN) E131590 Engine Vanguard 22HP (for ESE 1304 DBG ES DIN) 692519 Paper filter 692520 Pre-filter E130804...

  • Page 84: Generator And Electronics

    9.3 Generator and electronics Fig. 9-4: Replacement parts Generator and electronics Position Part number Quantity Item designation E131432 Generator fan hood, yellow E131428 Generator fan blade E131433 Generator regulator for 8.5kVA 13kVA E134151 2-conductor through clamp ** E134152 4-conductor through clamp ** E130975 Mini-changer relay** E131799...

  • Page 85: Table 9.3: Alternator With Electrical Junction Box Replacement Parts

    Position Part number Quantity Item designation E132976 EMERGENCY-STOP button, 25 x 25 mm E130674 EMERGENCY-STOP sign E130442 Telephone socket 16A, 4-mm ESE 804 / 1104 DBG (ES) DIN E130177 Line circuit breaker E100541 Line circuit breaker ESE 1304 DBG (ES) DIN E134046 Line circuit breaker E134047...

  • Page 86: Fuses

    9.4 Fuses Only for the devices remote start, battery charge retention or external start. Fig. 9-5: Replacement parts for fuses Position Part number Quantity Item designation E132672 Flat fuse holder E132680 Flat fuse insert 20 A, DIN 72581 Part 3 E132735 Flat fuse insert 15 A, DIN 72581 Part 3 E133255...

  • Page 87: Accessories And Markings

    9.5 Accessories and markings Fig. 9-6: Replacement parts for accessories Position Part number Quantity Item designation E130472 Champion 12YC spark plugs (no other type may be used) E130545 Test probes E130446 100 cm measuring line Engine operating manual B&S E130534 Spark plug wrench 1000 E100592...

  • Page 88: Fig. 9-7: Replacement Parts Forspecial Accessories

    Fig. 9-7: Replacement parts forspecial accessories ESE 904 - 1304 DBG DIN Status: at January 2013...

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