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  • Page 1 DIESEL GENERATOR MANUAL Page 1 of 25...
  • Page 2 CPS provides warranty cover for its own products for a period of 12 months or 1000hrs hours (whichever comes soonest) if the product is to be used continuously and 24 months if this is only to be used in emergencies.
  • Page 3 Alternator Diesel Engine Fixed Base Fig. 1.2: Basic Version Moreover, the generators are available with a rainproof and soundproofing covers, mounted on a slow or fast towing trolley. Moreover, the control panel can be automatic. Soundproof Cover Rainproof Cover Page 3 of 25...
  • Page 4: Safety Regulations

    Slow Fast Towing Towing Trolley Trolley Fig. 1.3: Versions with a Soundproof Cover, Rainproof Cover and Slow/Fast Towing Trolley 2. SAFETY REGULATIONS General precautions Carefully read all the information contained in this manual in order for the generator to be installed and used correctly.
  • Page 5: Residual Risks

    In case of fire, use the extinguisher. Never use water. Should a problem arise or clarification is needed, please contact CPS directly. Safety requirements: installation and commissioning The personnel designated to the installation or commissioning process of the generator must always use a protective helmet and wear safety shoes and overalls.
  • Page 6 Some places with the following symbols are placed on the generator so as to highlight the possible hazards posed by the machine: HIGH TEMPERATURE HAZARD ELECTRICAL HAZARD COOLANT HAZARD Personal Protective Equipment Before commencing work, the operator must be aware of the layout and function of the controls and features of the machine and must have read this manual entirely together with any attached manuals.
  • Page 7: Generator Features

    Fixed Guards Fixed Guards Fig. 2.1: Fixed guards for both types of installation The guards that are fixed to the machine’s structure can only be removed by authorised personnel using appropriate tools. Unauthorised removal of the safety devices is considered to be tampering with the machine and this is punishable by law.
  • Page 8 Deepsea Electronic PLC DSE 3110 MPU/ECU Genset Controller Single-phase socket 230V – 16A, 32A 2P+T Three-phase socket 400V – 16A, 32A, 63A, 125A 3P+N+T Terminal block: allows a load connection for the generator to function at full power Page 8 of 25...
  • Page 9: Using The Generator

    Tank level indicator: indicates the level of diesel in the tank Fig. 3.2: Some examples of automatic control panels For more information, please refer to the attached manual relative to the electrical panel. 4. USING THE GENERATOR Installation Hereunder are some standards for the installation process of the generators. -Do not allow persons with no experience or adequate training use the generator.
  • Page 10 As it can be verified, diesel engines provide optimal performance in ideal environmental conditions (well- ventilated premises), therefore the air in the premises must be clean and relative humidity must not exceed 60% with a maximum temperature of 40 °C. 4.1.1 Ground connection The Ground connection must adhere with particular specifications that are defined by the BS EN 60204-1...
  • Page 11: Preliminary Inspections

    4.1.3 Declassing The performance specifications of a generator are strictly related to the environmental conditions in which it operates. In particular, the performance functions may be declassed due to the temperature, relative humidity and operating altitude. To know the extent of the declassing effect, it is recommended to refer to the Use and Maintenance Manuals pertaining to the engine and alternator or you may contact the technical department.
  • Page 12 The type of oil that is to be used must be that stipulated by the engine manufacturer (refer to the User Guide of the engine). Preparing the battery In some cases, acid is supplied together with the batteries and therefore, before using the latter, they must be filled and charged by means of an external battery/battery charger.
  • Page 13 Unless specified otherwise, the maximum short-circuit current tolerated by the equipment is less than 10kA. Electrical maintenance Any equipment inspections and verification must be carried out solely by specifically trained personnel and always in strict compliance with safe working practices. N.B.
  • Page 14 Dry any spilt diesel before starting-up the generator. Verify what type of fuel is necessary (diesel) before filling up the tank. If the wrong fuel is put into the tank, this must be emptied from the tank and the pipes and the correct fuel can then be used. Do not start the engine in a closed or poorly ventilated area unless an appropriate study has been implemented for this kind of installation.
  • Page 15: Maintenance

    cases, refer to the User Manual of the junction box. The low oil pressure protection does not emit a warning on the scale of the engine oil level. It is therefore fundamental to check this level on a daily basis. 6.
  • Page 16: Cleaning / Replacing The Air Filter

    Moreover, the manual also contains a detailed description and illustration of the procedure and necessary steps to follow to replace the oil filter cartridge. Contact CPS for service parts. Refer to the Use and Maintenance Manual of the engine...
  • Page 17: Alternator Maintenance

    The positive terminal of the battery must be covered with Vaseline grease so as to prevent it from corroding and becoming oxidized. Contact CPS for service parts. Already prepared sulphuric acid solutions must be used when filling the battery for the first time (batteries are supplied dry).
  • Page 18: Periods Of Inactivity

    Batteries contain materials that are hazardous to the environment and are not to be disposed of as domestic waste. Old batteries are to be treated as special waste and disposed of in the special containers that are found in all retail outlets where batteries are sold. Storage If the generator is to be stored for a long period of time, it must be protected from the rain and wind and possibly stored in a dry place.
  • Page 19: Faults Table

    6.11 Faults table Any equipment inspections, verification and maintenance operations must be carried out solely by specifically trained personnel and always in strict compliance with safe working practices. The generator goes off whilst being used. - Verify if a protection has been triggered and the relative warning light has lit up. (Resolve the problem and try to start-up once again) - Verify that there is fuel in the tank.
  • Page 20: General Warnings

    The purpose of the following chapter is to provide information about lifting and transporting the machine. The information in this chapter is intended for TECHNICALLY QUALIFIED personnel who has adequate knowledge to operate a mobile crane, bridge crane, or any other that may be necessary, in a suitable and safe manner.
  • Page 21 Fig. 7.1: Lifting the generating sets by means of a lift truck or adequate lifting slings. Page 21 of 25...
  • Page 22: Decommissioning The Machine

    Fig. 7.2: Lifting the generating sets by means of lifting hooks. 8. DECOMMISSIONING THE MACHINE Demolition and Disposal At the end of the machine’s useful cycle, the company using the machine must have it demolished and disposed of in compliance with current legislations. Firstly, the lubrication liquids must be drained and the various components of the machine must be cleaned.
  • Page 23: Disposing Of The Machine

    CAUTION: It is important to wear adequate Personal Protective Equipment when handling waste. Disposing of the Machine Waste that derives from the demolition of the machine must be disposed of whilst respecting the environment, without polluting the soil, air and water. In any case, the relative local legislations must be complied with.
  • Page 24 equipment must be disposed of as separate waste. The user of this machine can contact the collection facilities designated by the Municipalities. Page 24 of 25...
  • Page 25 10. RECORD OF MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS RECORDS OF OPERATIONS IMPLEMENTED Operator’s Date Description of Fault Description of Intervention Result Signature Page 25 of 25...

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