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ELECTRIC START
(except models KS 13-2DEW ATSR, KS13-2DEW 1/3 ATSR, KS 14-2DE ATSR, KS
14-2DE 1/3 ATSR )
- Do not connect any power consumers to the generator before you start the
engine.
- Connect the terminals to the battery and observe the correct polarity: “plus” to
“plus”, “minus” to “minus”.
- Set the engine emergency switch (Fig. 4) to the START position (ON).
- Set the start key to ON.
- Turn the key clockwise to the START position.
- After a successful start, release the key and it will automatically return to the
ON position.
- If the engine does not start after pressing and holding down the key in the
START position for 5 seconds, try again in 15 seconds. Lengthy operation of the
engine start system may discharge the battery. When the generator is running,
leave the key in the ON position.
- After three minutes of the generator operation, switch the circuit breaker
(emergency switch) to the upper position (ON).
If the engine does not start after three or four attempts, air might
have penetrated the fuel system. Remove air from the fuel system
(drain diesel fuel together with excess air).
Before connecting any devices to the generator, make sure that they are in good
working order. If the connected device suddenly stopped or failed, immediately de-
energize the device using the emergency switch, disconnect the device and check it
out.
Do not connect two or more devices at a time. The start-up of many
devices requires high power. Devices should be connected one at a time
according to their power rating. Do not connect any power consumers
within the first 3 minutes after the generator has been started.
Disconnect all devices before stopping the generator! Do not stop the
generator if it has any devices connected to it.
This may disable the generator!
If the air temperature is less than +5 °С, use the “Warm-up” function at startup.
Turn the start key to the ON position, then press and hold down the HEATING
button and simultaneously turn the start key to the START position.
Starting with an electric starter in the cold season
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