Maintenance Schedule; Taking Out Of Service - Whisper Power M-SQ27 User Manual

MAINTENANCE
4.3.1

Maintenance schedule

Check oil level
Check water inlet filter
Check the level of the cooling liquid
Check hoses for loose connections or
deterioration
Change oil and oil filter
Check and tighten nuts, bolts, etc.
Check exhaust
Check air vent
Check and readjust V-belt
Check electrical connections
Change oil
Check battery
Check air vent
Check and readjust V-belt
Check impeller water pump
Replace impeller water pump
Retighten cylinder head bolts and
readjust valve clearance
Replace oil filter
Replace fuel filter
Check air cleaner element
Retighten cylinder head bolts , adjust
valve clearance
Replace the V-belt
Check lubricating oil pressure
Check injector and injection pressure
Check inlet air filter
Check cooling system
4.3.2
When not using the generating set for a longer period it is
recommended
daily
procedure.
daily
daily
1
daily
2
after first 50
hours
after first 50
hours
3
after first 50
hours
after first 50
4
hours
after first 50
hours
after first 50
hours
150 hours
5
150 hours
150 hours
6
150 hours
150 hours
7
300 hours
300 hours
8
300 hours
300 hours
This method of preservation will be sufficient for 6 months.
300 hours
Change oil before using the engine again.
1000 hours
1000 hours
2000 hours
2000 hours
2000 hours
2000 hours

Taking out of service

to execute
Clean the engine.
Loosen the fuel suction pipe and fuel return and put
them in a can with preservation diesel fuel. Start the
engine and run the engine warm.
Drain the hot engine oil and refill with preservation oil.
Stop the engine and take loose the inlet of the raw
water pump. Drain the water from the water lock. Crank
the engine having the raw water inlet sucking anti-
freeze from a can until the pump, heat exchanger and
manifold are filled.
The coolant can stay in the engine
Disconnect the battery and store it in a place free of
frost and dry and charge it regularly.
Close inlet- and outlet openings with tape.
Protect the generating set against the influences of bad
weather conditions.
an engine preservation