Energy 4004 D
Vers. 007
GB
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5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The
ENERGY
range of generating sets consist of
endothermic Diesel motors connected to an al-
ternator able to produce alternating and continu-
ous electric power. The generating sets are as-
sembled inside a steel casing, insulated and
sound-proofed using special sound absorbing
materials.
The fuel is fed to the endothermic motor by a
pump assembled in the generating set.
5.1 Machine safety
The generating sets come with sealed casings,
so there is no danger of contact with any rotating
parts, high temperatures or live cables.
The door is secured with lock and key. Keys
must not be left within the reach of children or
unauthorized persons.
The generating sets
must be used only and exclusively with their
doors shut.
Remove any flammable substance from near
the generating set, for example: petrol, paint,
solvents, etc.
Never fill up the fuel tank while the generator
is running.
Never touch the generating sets or the wiring
connections with wet hands.
Never replace the fuses or the thermal swi-
tches using others having a higher amperage.
Should you have to check any electrical part,
this must be done only with the motor turned
off and by specialised personnel.
The generating sets were made in compliance
with the safety standards listed in the statement
of compliance.
6 USING THE GENERATING SET
6.1 Starting up
The generating set is provided with a remote
electronic control panel which allows you to per-
form start up / turn off operations and to check
the running conditions.
The elements making them up are (fig. 12):
1 ON/OFF
switch
2 Display
3 High temperature indicator
4 Motor minimum oil level indicator
5 Start fail
6 Generator
running
7 Motor oil change indicator
8 Petrol reserve indicator
9 Display changeover switch
10 Reset
Position the start switch (Fig. 12 Ref. 1) the "
ON
”
position. The word “WAIT” will appear on the dis-
play for 8". When these have run out, the elec-
tronic control panel will start the first automatic
procedure for starting the generator set. If the
motor starts at the end of this phase, then “gen-
erator running” indicator (Fig. 12 ref. 6) will flash.
Should the motor not start, this automatic proce-
dure will be repeated, up to 4 times. If the motor
has not started at the end of this complete cycle,
the “startup failed” indicator (Fig. 12 ref. 5) will
light up to say that the generating set has failed
to start.
If only the “startup failed” indicator (Fig. 12 ref. 5)
stays lit, you should repeat the above procedure
several times.
If the generating set has not started at all even
after many attempts, you must contact your local
service agent.
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