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Instruction Manual & Parts List Multi-Voltage Generator Model: PowerMaker 15MVK Caution: Do not attempt to operate this machine until you have read and understood completely ALL instructions and guidelines contained. Keep this manual available at all times for operators and service engineers. ISSUE DATE: FEBRUARY 2006...
Contents Page Page Numbers Preparations Instrument Names 9-10 Operating Procedures 10-22 Starting and Operations 13-14 Stopping the engine 14-15 Operating Precautions 15-16 Emergency Stop Devices Engine Stop Switch Operating the Generator 17-22 AC Power 17-19 Earth Leakage Relay 18-22 Lubricating Oil, Coolant and Fuel 23-24 Engine Oil Engine Coolant...
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Contents Page Continued Page Numbers Major Specifications Generator Wiring Diagram 15MVK Engine Wiring Diagrams Outline Drawings 15MVK Parts List and Diagrams 36-71...
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For detailed operation and maintenance of the ENGINE, please refer to the “Engine Operation Manual”, supplied by the engine manufacturer. Your machine: Model No: Powermaker 15MVK There may be a difference between the specification detailed in this manual and the actual performance of the machine due to modifications to the machine.
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Safety Precautions DANGER: ENSURE GOOD VENTILATION Exhaust from the engine contains substances harmful to the human body. Sufficient change of air is necessary when the machine is used in places with poor ventilation, such as in a tunnel or indoors. Do not direct exhaust to passers by or houses.
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Safety Precautions - Continued CAUTION: DURING OPERATION Do not open any of the following items while the generator is running and immediately after the generator has stopped. 1. Radiator Cap Only perform these checks when the engine is cold to avoid injury.
1. Preparations This machine has undergone stringent factory tests and inspections to ensure the machine performs in accordance with its specifications, before being shipped to the end user. As with any piece of motorised machinery, excessive use of brand new machinery may shorten the life of the machine.
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1. Preparations - Continued 1.3 Notice for Installation (Notice) Make sure the generator is placed on a secure and level surface. When using the generator on an inclined surface, the allowable inclination angle is up to 20 degrees. (Notice) Avoid using the generator in places of high humidity. (Notice) Avoid using the generator in places where surrounding temperature is likely to rise over 40 degrees Celsius.
2. Instrument Names - Continued 2.3 Control panel and name of instrument 1. Circuit breaker (for 415V) 13. AC Power output receptacle 2. Circuit breaker (for 110V) (1-phase 240V 16A ) 3. Frequency meter 14. AC Power output receptacle 4. A.C Ammeter (1-phase 110V 16A) 5.
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3. Operating Procedures - Continued (Notice): Grades of lubricating oil (service classification) CA, CB, CC, CD - Diesel Engine classification. (Notice): Selection of engine oil viscosity. Use oil viscosity most suitable to the temperature under which the machine is used. For example, SAE30 (oil for summertime use).
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3. Operating Procedures - Continued DANGER: FIRE PREVENTION Fuel and oil are inflammable. Keep inflammable material away from the machine, never smoke while refuelling and never refuel during operation. 5. Battery Check Always ensure the level of battery fluid is maintained above the low level mark. If the battery fluid is low, distilled water should be immediately supplied to the battery.
3. Operating Procedures - Continued 3.1 Starting and Operating Before starting the machine, the pre-starting safety checks must be completed. In addition, do a general survey of the area surrounding the machine making sure the area is safe, air vents of the machine are not blocked and the exhaust can be freely discharged.
3. Operating Procedures - Continued 5) Carefully check the engine for abnormal vibration (noise), oil leakage, fuel leakage, cooling water leakage and air leakage. If the machine is operating normally, set the “circuit breaker” to the ON position in order to supply electricity to the load. (Notice): While the machine is operating do not have any obstacles within one meter radius from the machine.
3. Operating Procedures - Continued (Notice): In the unlikely occurrence of the engine not stopping when the key is turned to the “Off” position, there is a way of stopping the generator. Please refer to the following diagram and explanation. In order to stop the machine in this situation, you must turn the fuel filter cock to the “closed”...
3. Operating Procedures - Continued 3.4 Emergency stop devices. The generating set is equipped with the following “Emergency Stop” devices. • When one of the emergency stop devices is activated, the engine will stop automatically and the control panel will indicate where the problem is. The operator must turn the starter switch to “stop"...
4. Operation of the Generator 4.1 AC Power This machine is equipped with single phase and three phases output generating capabilities. (Notice): In connecting a load, make sure the correct size of cable and plugs are used on the appropriate output terminal.
4. Operation of the Generator - Continued DANGER: NO CONNECTION TO DOMESTIC WIRING Connection to domestic wiring is illegal and very dangerous because it may cause electric shocks and damage to the generator. 5. The following diagrams illustrate how to connect 1-phase and Single-phase loads to the generators output terminal.
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4. Operation of the Generator - Continued • When the earth leakage relay is activated, the operator should immediately locate the leakage and repair it. Once the repairs have been completed, you should press the reset button on the earth leakage relay or stop the engine and then turn the circuit breaker on again.
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4. Operation of the Generator - Continued Table 1 setting of the related current 1 (Notice): This mode (switch 1 at “ON”) is given precedence to other switches 2 ~ 8. Slide switch mode current switch 30mA 0.04 sec. Or less 100mA 200mA 500mA...
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4. Operation of the Generator - Continued Table 2: Setting of the tripping time Set time Slide switch mode Switch 0.04 sec. Or less 0.3 sec. (0.2~ 0.36) 0.5 sec. (0.4 ~ 0.6) 1 sec. (0.8 ~ 1.2) 2 sec. (1.3 ~ 2) How to change the settings: 1.
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4. Operation of the Generator - Continued (3) How to Use and Test the Earth Leakage Relay The following descriptions allow you to make sure the earth leakage relay is functioning correctly. (1) Perform a periodic check on the earth leakage relay to ensure it is operating correctly, in accordance with the following instructions •...
5. Lubricating Oil, Cooling Water and Fuel 5.1 Engine Oil Open Air Temp (°C) SAE20 SAE30 E5W20 SAE10W30 SAE15W40 • The lubricating oil used influences engine performance, starting characteristics and ultimately the life of the engine. We recommend that an appropriate, good quality lubricating oil be used.
5. Lubricating Oil, Cooling Water and Fuel - Continued (Notice): The LLC should be changed at least every 2 years. 3) The total cooling water capacity is 2.2L (This does not include the cooling water reserve tank) A) For the proper use of LLC, carefully follow the instructions given by the LLC manufacturer.
6. Maintenance 6.1 Maintenance for the Initial 50 hours 1) Oil Change An oil change must be done after the initial 50 hours of operation. Thereafter, an oil change is required for each 200 hours of operation. (a) To change the engine oil take out the engine oil drain plug and wait until all the old oil has been drained.
6. Maintenance - Continued (Notice): After cleaning the air element, check to see whether there is any damage to the element. If there is any damage replace the damaged element with a new element. 6.3 Maintenance check every 200 hours of operation Change the engine oil Lubricant capacity 5.1 L Change the oil filter Cartridge : Part No.
6. Maintenance - Continued 6.7 Maintenance Check Every 1000 Hours of Operation. (1) Clean the inside of the fuel tank. 6.8 Other Checks and Maintenance (1) Change the nylon or rubber pipes. In cases where the nylon or rubber pipes have become hard, deterioration of the rubber has taken place, replace it.
8. Storage Of Machine It is very important to carry out the prescribed maintenance and inspection in order to maximise the machine’s useful life and performances. • (1) Long term storage. For long term storage of the machine, the battery cable terminal ( - ) must be disconnected from the battery.
9. Major Specifications Spec \ Model 15MVK Ac Generator Type Rotating - field, protection type synchronous gene. 3 - Phase Frequency (Hz) Rated output (kVA) Rated Voltage (V) 415/240 Rated Current (A) 20.9 Number of Phases 3-phase 4-phase Power Factor Excitation Brushless type (with AVR) Number of poles...
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CATALOGUE 15MVK How to use the parts list 1. This part list covers the parts for AC Generator model, Powermaker 15MVK. 2. When placing orders specify the following details: a) Model number and serial number b) Parts number and part name c) Quantity required 3.
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Index Name Pages Generator Set 38 - 39 Generator Assembly 40 - 43 Control Panel 44 - 47 Output Terminal Assembly 48 - 49 Engine and radiator Assembly 50 - 53 Battery Assembly 54 - 55 Muffler Assembly 56 - 57 Fuel Tank Assembly 58 - 61 Bonnet Assembly –...
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Engine And Radiator Assembly Key No Part No Part Name Quantity 09252 00254 Engine 06020 11479 Fan Belt 1 - 1 06020 41174 Cartridge, oil filter 43052 00504 Engine Foot 00124 10025 Hex. Head Bolt 76054 19004 Rubber Suspension 02070 10000 Hex.
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Engine and Radiator Assembly – Continued...
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Engine and Radiator Assembly - Continued Key No Part No Part Name Quantity 06055 15139 Hose Band 06055 15027 Hose Band 15020 25103 Drain Joint, oil 16220 14103 Drain Joint, water 08020 11104 Plug 01500 00018 O Ring 00169 06016 Hex.
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Fuel Tank Assembly - Continued Key No Part No Part Name Quantity 06055 13134 Suction Hose 06055 13116 Suction Hose 06055 14027 Return Hose 06055 14064 Return Hose 06055 15070 Hose Band 06055 15072 Hose Band...
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Bonnet Assembly - Part 1 Key No Part No Part Name Quantity 04150 02502 Base 04950 00103 Lining 44151 00404 Floor Panel 00169 06016 Hex Head Bolt 04552 00303 Splasher Panel 04552 00203 Splasher Panel 00169 06016 Hex Head Bolt 04250 01102 Front Frame 04951 01103...
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Bonnet Assembly - Part 1 Continued Key No Part No Part Name Quantity 78350 88004 Collar 00171 08020 Hex. Head Bolt 08450 41904 Grommet 85118 64604 Plate 00169 06016 Hex. Head Bolt 44458 00104 Ring Pin...
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Bonnet Assembly - Part 2 Key No Part No Part Name Quantity 02283 00820 Rubber Seal 02283 00465 Rubber Seal 02219 00106 Rubber Seal 02219 00410 Rubber Seal 02203 02450 Rubber Seal 03180 00810 Rubber Seal 03180 00760 Rubber Seal 02292 00240 Rubber Seal 02292 00600...
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Name Plate Assembly Key No Part No Part Name Quantity 08006 60204 Plate : AC110v 16306 45004 Decal ; Oil Drain 16306 47004 Decal ; Coolant Drain 16306 80004 Decal ; Use #2 Diesel fuel only 08006 66504 Decal ; AC240v 08006 89404 Decal ;...
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