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Nanni Q1500 Series User Manual

Nanni Q1500 Series User Manual (98 pages)

Brand: Nanni | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 2.17 MB

Table of Contents

Q00 Tracked Changes

5
- Q00 Tracked Changes
  3
  - Table of Contents
    5
- S00 Summary
  5
- S01 Introduction
  9
- Contents & Updates
  10
- About this Manual
  10
S02 Safety

11
- A Signal Word
  12
- Safety Signals
  12
- Engine - Genset Safety Icons
  13
- Hot Exhaust Precautions
  13
- Safety Precautions
  13
- Unwanted Engine Start
  13
- Waste Disposal
  13
- Work in Ventilated Area
  13
- Proper Lifting Equipment
  14
- Proper Use of Tools
  14
- Protective Clothing
  14
- Safe Illuminated Work Area
  14
- Safe Maintenance Practice
  14
- Service Engines Safely
  14
- Support Engines Properly
  14
- Work in Clean Area
  14
- Avoid High - Pressure Fluids
  15
- Genset Output Generated Power
  15
- Guards Requirements
  15
- High - Pressure Fuel System Opening Risk
  15
- Noise Protection
  15
- Paint Removal before Heating
  15
- Staying Clear of Rotating Drive Lines
  15
- Avoid Heat Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
  16
- Be Prepared for Emergencies
  16
- Handle Fuel Safely - Avoid Fires
  16
- Safe Cooling System Service
  16
- Static Electricity Risk
  16
- Welding Near Electronic Control Unit (ECU)
  16
- Frost Protection - Winterization
  17
- Handle Starting Fluid Safely (Ether)
  17
- Handling Batteries Safely
  17
- Prevent Battery Explosions
  17
- Live with Safety
  18
- Prevent Accidents
  18
S03 Fluids

19
- Diesel Fuel
  20
- E-Diesel Fuel
  20
- Fuels
  20
- Required Fuel Properties
  20
- Storing Fuel
  20
- Lubricity of Diesel Fuel
  21
- Approved Fuel
  22
- EN15940 (Effect on Engine)
  22
- European Standard EN15940
  22
- Handling and Storing Diesel Fuel
  22
- Recommended Fuel
  22
- Biodiesel Fuel
  23
- Testing Diesel Fuel
  23
- Air Intake Heater
  24
- Biodiesel
  24
- Coolant Heater
  24
- Ether
  24
- Minimizing the Effect of Cold Weather on Diesel Engines
  24
- Seasonal Viscosity Oil and Proper Coolant Concentration
  24
- Use Winter Grade Fuel
  24
- Winter-Fronts
  24
- Coolant Drain Intervals
  25
- Diesel Engine Coolants
  25
- Operating in Warm Temperature Climates
  25
- Recommended Coolants
  25
- Water Quality
  25
- Freeze Protection
  26
- Testing Coolant Freeze Point
  26
- Water Quality for Mixing with Coolant Concentrate
  26
- Approved Oil Types
  27
- Engine Oil and Filter Service Intervals - Tier 3 and Stage IIIA - OEM Applications
  27
- Lubricants
  27
- Diesel Engine Oil - Tier 3 and Stage IIIA
  28
- Multi-Viscosity Diesel Engine Oils Are Preferred
  28
- Oil Filters
  28
- Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants
  29
- Fuel Filters
  29
- Lubricant Storage
  30
- Mixing of Lubricants
  30
- Disposing of Waste Fluids
  31
- Engine Identification
  33
- S04 Warranty
  33
- Engine Homologation
  34
- Engine Responsibility
  34
- Warranty
  34
- Proposition 65 State of California
  35
- Alternator Identification
  36
- EPA Warranty
  36
S05 Components

37
- Genset Main Components
  39
- List of Components
  39
- View N°1 of the Generator Set
  40
- View N°2 of the Generator Set
  41
- View N°3 of the Generator Set
  42
S06 Starting & Running

43
- Command Panel
  44
- Description of the Generator Set Control Panel
  44
- Display Screens & Pages Structures
  45
- Starting & Use
  45
- Starting and Stop Buttons
  45
- Before Starting
  46
- Fuel System
  46
- Raw Water
  46
- Electric System
  47
- Preliminary Checks
  47
- Cold Climate Start-Up
  48
- Starting the Genset
  48
- Starting with Back-Up Batteries
  48
- After Genset Stop
  49
- After Running
  49
- Functional Anomalies
  49
- How to Stop the Genset
  49
- Running
  49
- While Running
  49
- Cold Climate Precautions
  50
S 07 Maintenance

51
- Maintenance
  51
- About this Manual
  54
- Generalities
  54
- Generator Set Maintenance
  54
- MAINTENANCE Intervals
  55
- Checking the ENGINE Coolant Level
  56
- Checking the ENGINE Oil Level
  56
- Engine Oil Level
  56
- ENGINE Oil Replacement
  57
- Oil Filling
  57
- Check Fuel Hoses and Clamps
  58
- Oil Filter Replacement
  58
- Alternator Belt
  59
- Belt Tensioning
  59
- Check and Clean the AIR Filter Housing
  59
- Deterioration and Wear of the Belts
  59
- Belt Replacement
  60
- Bleeding the Fuel System
  60
- Fuel Filter Cartridge Replacement
  60
- Flexible ENGINE Mounts
  61
- Aluminum Wet Exhaust Elbow
  62
- Exhaust Elbow Inspections
  62
- Stainless Steel Dry Exhaust Elbow (Optional for the Non-Soundproof Version)
  62
- Raw Water Pump Impeller Replacement
  63
- Tightening of Screws, Clamps and Raw Water and Coolant Hoses
  63
- Coolant Draining
  64
- Coolant Replacement
  64
- ANTI-Gel
  65
- Coolant Filling
  65
- Coolant and Raw Water System
  66
- Hose and Clamp Replacement
  66
- Fuel System
  67
- Thermostat Installation
  67
- Thermostat Removal
  67
- Thermostat Replacement
  67
- Replacement of the Pressurized Filler Cap
  68
- Thermostat Valve Opening Temperature
  68
- Cleaning the Heat Exchanger Core
  69
- Coolant Drain
  69
- Coolant Hose Installation
  69
- Coolant Hoses Removal
  69
- Filling the Coolant System
  69
- Heat Exchanger Installation
  69
- Heat Exchanger MAINTENANCE
  69
- Heat Exchanger Removal
  69
- Installation of Raw Water Hoses
  69
- Raw Water Hoses Removal
  69
- Raw Water Pump Replacement
  70
- Removal of the Raw Pump
  70
- Overview of the Raw Water Pump
  71
- Raw Water Pump Installation
  71
- Batteries
  72
S08 al Ternator

75
- Alternator (8Cm50 - 10Ct50 - 9Cm60 & 11Ct60)
  77
- Alternator Nameplate
  77
- Marking Data
  77
- DSR Digital Controller
  78
- General Description and Operating Principle
  78
- Machine Description
  78
- Personal Protective Equipment
  79
- S08 al Ternator
  79
- Safety Labels
  79
- Safety Requirement
  79
- Conventional Symbols and Symbol Descriptions
  80
- Residual Risks
  80
- Operating Temperature
  81
- Electrical Connection
  82
- Rotation and Sequence of Phases
  82
- Winding Connection Methods
  82
- Alternator Safety Devices
  83
- Cleaning and Lubrication
  83
- Starting and Stopping Operations
  83
- Evaluation of the Condition of the Windings after Long Periods of Storage or Inactivity
  84
- Maintenance
  84
- Routine Maintenance
  84
- Assessment of Current Operation (Absence of Abnormal Noise or Vibration)
  85
- Extraordinary Maintenance
  86
- Internal and External Cleaning of the Generator
  86
- Mechanical Check of the Fastening Bolts And, in Particular, of the Electrical Connections
  86
- Tightening Torque Table
  87
- Trouble Shooting
  87
- S10 Storage
  89
- Long-Term Storage
  90
- Long-Term Storage Procedure
  90
- Storage Procedure
  90
- Tightening Torque Table
  91
- Batteries
  92
- Low Power Output
  93
- S11 Trouble Shooting
  93
- The Engine Is Difficult to Start
  93
- Exhaust Smoke too Black
  94
- Sudden Engine Stop
  94
- Emergency Engine Stop
  95
- Engine Overheating
  95

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