Telair Energy 4010D, Use And Maintenance Manual

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Vers. 002
Energy 4010 D
GB
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7.1 Starting up the generating set
Before the first start-up check the oil level.
Set the start-up switch (fig. 24 ref. 1) to “ON”
position. The word “WAIT” will appear on the
display for 8 seconds. When these have run out,
the electronic control panel will start the first
automatic
procedure for starting up the
generating set. If the engine starts up at the end
of this phase, then the “generator running”
indicator
(fig. 24 ref. 6) will start to flash.
Should the engine not start up, this automatic
procedure will be repeated up to 4 times. If the
engine has not started up yet at the end of this
complete cycle, the “start-up failed” indicator
( fig.
24 ref. 5) will light up to signify that the
generating set has failed to start up.
If only the “start-up failed” indicator
(fig. 24 ref. 5)
stays lit, you can repeat the start-up procedure
several times.
If the generating set has not started up at all
even after many attempts, you will have to get in
touch with the After-sales service.
7.2 Turning the generating set off
To stop the generating set, set the
"ON/OFF”
switch to "OFF" position (fig. 24 ref. 1).
Always turn the
generating set off after disconnecting the load
7.3 Control and alarm functions (Fig. 24)
2 Display unit: when the generating set has
started up, the total running hours will be
displayed. Press the button (fig. 12 ref. 9) to
display the partial running hours of the
generating set since the latest engine oil change.
3 High temperature indicator: this pilot lamp
will light up when the temperature of the
generating set goes over its safety value; the
engine will stop.
4 Minimum engine oil level indicator: this pilot
lamp will light up to indicate that the oil in the
engine has gone below the minimum level; the
engine will stop.
5 Engine start-up failed indicator: this pilot
lamp will light up to indicate that the generating
set has not started up, after all four attempts at
starting up have failed.
7 Engine oil change indicator: this pilot lamp
will light up when the engine has reached 100
running hours since the latest oil change. Upon
every engine oil change the After-sales service
staff must reset the Timer to make it restart from
zero.
8 Fuel reserve indicator: this pilot lamp will light
up when the fuel level has gone below its reserve
level (about 4 litres) inside the extra tank.
9 Display changeover switch: press this button
to display the running hours elapsed after the last
change of the engine oil.
10 Reset: this key (not visible) is used to reset
the panel (operation to be done only if the panel
has inexplicable behavior or the display shows
characters without any logic).
7.3.1 Control panel alarm causes and
resetting
During generating set use, alarm signals may be
displayed referring to engine oil checks. After
checking the engine oil, the control panel must
be reset in the following way:
Alarm: the red ‘service’ light is flashing.
Cause: 50 hours have elapsed since the latest
engine oil change and oil level should be
checked.
How to reset the alarm: with panel turned off,
press the partial counter key (Fig.30 Ref.9) and
while holding it down, turn the panel on and
release the push-button when the unit has
started up
Alarm: the red ‘service’ light is lit.
Cause: 100 hours have elapsed since the latest
engine oil change and engine oil should be
changed.
How to reset the alarm: turn on the panel and
wait for the generating set to start. Now press the
button hidden under the small hole in the bottom
left corner (Fig.30 Ref.10) and release it
immediately thereafter.