Nanni Q1100 Series, User Manual

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S 07 MAINTENANCE
GENERATOR SET MAINTE-
NANCE
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
This manual describes the preventive maintenance operations
to be performed by the owner or operator of the equipment. It is
not a shop repair manual.
Performing a series of preventive maintenance procedures in
accordance with the maintenance intervals will ensure optimum
reliability and engine life.
During the warranty period, it is essential to have all work per-
formed by an authorized Nanni workshop. In addition, all inter-
ventions must be recorded in the Nanni after-sales system.
However, some regular checks, especially those performed each
time the device is used, are the responsibility of the end user.
Nevertheless, some operations are described for emergency
cases, or if there is no qualified repair shop nearby.
Repairs or adjustments to the engine by technicians not trained
in marine techniques are prohibited for obvious safety reasons.
Operations related to the timing and injection system are the ex-
clusive responsibility of Nanni’s trained representatives. These
operations may be contrary to EPA standards or other world-
wide environmental regulations.
NOTE!
The hour meter cannot be reset: it displays the total num-
ber of hours the engine has been running since the facto-
ry acceptance test.
GENERALITIES
DANGER!
Perform maintenance with the engine off and cold. Re-
move the ignition key, put it in your pocket and turn off
the power.
Read this chapter and take all necessary safety precau-
tions before attempting any maintenance or repair. Make
sure you understand how to perform each operation.
CAUTION!
Clean the engine before servicing. Watch for oil or fluid
spillage, which is a sign of leakage.
CAUTION!
Do not allow oil, fuel or grease deposits to build up around
the unit as they may increase the risk of fire in the engine
compartment. These deposits may hide malfunctions.