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Ingersoll-Rand G 220 Users Manual And Maintenance Manual

Ingersoll-Rand G 220 Users Manual And Maintenance Manual (238 pages)

Brand: Ingersoll-Rand | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 15 MB

Table of Contents

Users Guide and Maintenance Manual

4
- Table of Contents
  4
- General Recommendations
  6
- Preamble
  6
- Introduction
  6
- Structure of the Reference Material
  7
- Pictograms and Their Meanings
  7
- Safety Instructions and Regulations
  9
- General Advice
  9
- Risks Related to Feed Gas (Concerns Gas Sets)
  11
- Risks Related to Exhaust Gases and Fuels
  11
- Risks Related to Toxic Products
  12
- Risk of Fire, Burns and Explosion
  12
- Risks Related to Electrical Networks
  13
- Dangers Presented by Electric Currents (First Aid)
  14
- Risks Related to Moving the Set
  14
- Recommendation for the Operator and Environment
  15
- Identifying Sets
  16
- Slings
  18
- Instructions for Unloading
  18
- Safety During Unloading
  18
- Installation
  18
- Example of Material
  18
- Unloading
  18
- Fork Lift Truck
  19
- Installation of Mobile Site Sets
  20
- Specific Arrangements
  20
- Road Trailer
  21
- Trailer Linkage
  21
- Unhitching the Trailer
  22
- Driving
  22
- Check before Towing
  22
- Implementation for Installation
  23
- Battery Maintenance
  24
- Fuel and Consumables
  25
- Circuit Capacities - Mitsubishi Engines
  25
- Circuit Capacities - John Deere Engines
  26
- Circuit Capacities - Volvo Engines
  27
Section 2

85
- Safety Information
  86
- Fuel and Oil Types
  90
- Introduction
  90
- Maintenance and Replacement Parts
  90
- Responsibility for the Environment
  90
- Running-In
  90
- Certified Engines
  91
- Warranty and Guarantee Information
  91
- 5-Litre Engines
  92
- Presentation
  92
- And 7-Litre Engines
  93
- And 12-Litre Engines
  94
- 16-Litre Engines
  95
- Engine Designation
  96
- Identification Numbers
  96
- Instrument Box
  97
- Instrumentation
  97
- Before Starting the Engine
  98
- Starting Method
  98
- Starting the Engine
  98
- Starting the Engine in Extremely Cold Conditions16
  100
- Starting the Engine Using Auxiliary Batteries
  101
- Alarms and Fault Indications
  102
- Checking Instruments
  102
- Engine Speed Control
  102
- Operation
  102
- Disengageable Clutch
  103
- Operation at Low Loads
  103
- After Stopping the Engine
  104
- Before Stopping the Engine
  104
- Emergency Stop
  104
- Stopping
  104
- Stopping the Engine
  104
- Maintenance Schedule
  105
- Engine, General
  107
- Maintenance
  107
- Lubrication Oils
  110
- Lubrication System
  110
- Coolants
  112
- Cooling System
  112
- Fuel Injection System
  118
- Fuel Specification
  118
- Bleeding the Fuel System
  119
- Electrical System
  121
- Wiring Diagram
  123
- Compressor
  129
- Disengageable Clutch
  129
- Bringing out of Storage
  130
- Shut down
  130
- Storage
  130
- Fault Tracing
  131
- Fault-Tracing Schedule
  131
- General
  132
- Technical Data
  133
- Lubrication System
  134
- Cooling System
  138
- Fuel Injection System
  139
- Electrical System
  140
- Disengageable Clutches
  142
Section 3

213
- Identification
  214
- Inspection
  214
- Receipt
  214
- Standards and Safety Measures
  214
- Storage
  214
- Electrical Characteristics
  215
- Mechanical Characteristics
  215
- Options
  215
- Technical Characteristics
  215
- Excitation System
  216
- Options
  216
- R 448 Power Supply Connection
  216
- R448 AVR Characteristics
  216
- Frequency Compared with Voltage
  217
- LAM Characteristics
  217
- R 448 AVR Options
  217
- Typical Effects of the LAM
  217
- Assembly
  218
- Coupling
  218
- Electrical Checks
  218
- Handling
  218
- Inspection Prior to First Use
  218
- Installation
  218
- Location
  218
- Mechanical Checks
  218
- Terminal Connection : LSA 46.2/47.1 - 12-Wire
  219
- Terminal Connection Diagrams
  219
- Bearings
  225
- Checks after Start-Up
  225
- Cooling Circuit
  225
- Electrical Servicing
  225
- Mechanical Servicing
  225
- Regular Maintenance
  225
- Safety Measures
  225
- Servicing - Maintenance
  225
- Fault Detection
  226
- Mechanical Defects
  226
- Checking the Winding
  227
- Electrical Faults
  227
- Checking the Diode Bridge
  228
- Checking the Windings and Rotating Diodes
  228
- Access to Connections and the Regulation System
  229
- Access to Diodes
  229
- Dismantling, Reassembly
  229
- Screw Tightening Torque
  229
- Tools Required
  229
- Complete Dismantling
  230
- Reassembling the Rotor
  230
- Replacing the de Bearing on
  230
- Two-Bearing Machines
  230
- Electrical Connection
  231
- Installation and Maintenance of the PMG
  231
- Mechanical Characteristics
  231
- Average Values for LSA
  232
- Table of Characteristics
  232
- Accessories
  233
- Connection Accessories
  233
- Space Heater for Use When Stopped
  233
- Spare Parts
  233
- Stator Thermistor Temperature Probes (PTC)
  233
- Technical Support Service
  233
- Single Bearing
  234
- Two-Bearing
  235

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Ingersoll-Rand G 220 Users Manual And Maintenance Manual

Ingersoll-Rand G 220 Users Manual And Maintenance Manual (216 pages)

Brand: Ingersoll-Rand | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 12 MB

Table of Contents

Users Guide and Maintenance Manual

4
- Table of Contents
  4
- General Recommendations
  6
- Preamble
  6
- Introduction
  6
- Structure of the Reference Material
  7
- Pictograms and Their Meanings
  7
- Safety Instructions and Regulations
  9
- General Advice
  9
- Risks Related to Feed Gas (Concerns Gas Sets)
  11
- Risks Related to Exhaust Gases and Fuels
  11
- Risks Related to Toxic Products
  12
- Risk of Fire, Burns and Explosion
  12
- Risks Related to Electrical Networks
  13
- Risks Related to Moving the Set
  14
- Dangers Presented by Electric Currents (First Aid)
  14
- Recommendation for the Operator and Environment
  15
- Identifying Sets
  16
- Installation
  18
- Unloading
  18
- Safety During Unloading
  18
- Example of Material
  18
- Instructions for Unloading
  18
- Slings
  18
- Fork Lift Truck
  19
- Installation of Mobile Site Sets
  20
- Specific Arrangements
  20
- Road Trailer
  21
- Trailer Linkage
  21
- Unhitching the Trailer
  22
- Check before Towing
  22
- Driving
  22
- Implementation for Installation
  23
- Battery Maintenance
  24
- Fuel and Consumables
  25
- Circuit Capacities - Mitsubishi Engines
  25
- Circuit Capacities - John Deere Engines
  26
- Circuit Capacities - Volvo Engines
  27
Table of Contents

86
- Preventing Fire and Explosions
  88
- Safety
  88
- Prevent Burns
  89
- Exhaust Fumes
  90
- Lifting Precautions
  90
- Prevention of Cuts and Other Injuries
  90
- Maintenance Precautions
  92
- Operating Precaution
  93
- Maintenance Precautions
  95
- If any Trouble Should Occur
  96
- Important Information
  97
- Operating the Engine Properly
  97
- Service the Engine Properly
  97
- If any Trouble Should Occur
  98
- Specifications
  99
- Engine S4S
  101
- Nomenclature
  101
- Engine S4S-DT
  102
- Engine S6S
  103
- Engine S6S-DT
  104
- Operation
  105
- Pre-Start Inspection
  105
- Starting the Engine
  106
- Starting the Load
  107
- Stopping the Engine
  107
- Warming up the Engine
  107
- Maintenance
  109
- Every 50 Service Hours
  110
- Every 250 Service Hours or Once a Year
  111
- Every 500 Service Hours
  112
- Every 1000 Service Hours
  114
- Every 2 Years
  114
- When Required
  115
- Caring for the Diesel Fuel Tank
  117
- Caring for the Fuel Supply
  117
- Fuel Specifications
  117
- Recommended Types of Fuels
  117
- Recommended Oil Viscosities
  118
- Recommended Types of Engine Oils
  118
- Limiting Requirements for Engine Oils
  119
- Coolant and Antifreeze Specifications
  120
- Coolant Specifications
  120
- Recommended Types of Llc's (Long Life Coolant)
  120
- How LLC Works
  121
- How to Use Non-Amine Type LLC
  121
- Why LLC
  121
- Practical Reported Cases of Circuit Trouble for Which Additive Is Blamed
  122
- Storage
  123
- Storage of the Engine in a Non-Operational Condition
  123
- Storage of the Engine in an Operational Condition
  123
- General
  124
- Troubleshooting
  124
- Problems
  125
Lsa 42.2 - 2 & 4 Pole

195
- Identification
  196
- Receipt
  196
- Standards and Safety Measures
  196
- Storage
  196
- Electrical Characteristics
  197
- Mechanical Characteristics
  197
- Technical Characteristics
  197
- SHUNT Field Excitation System
  198
- AREP Field Excitation System
  199
- Assembly
  201
- Inspection Prior to First Use
  201
- Commissioning
  204
- Setting up
  204
- Fault Detection
  207
- Regular Maintenance
  207
- Safety Measures
  207
- Servicing - Maintenance
  207
- Electrical Faults
  208
- Dismantling, Reassembly
  210
- Description of Bearings
  213
- First Maintenance Parts
  213
- Spare Parts
  213
- Technical Support Service
  213
- Exploded View, Parts List
  214

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