How to fix the generator's kick starting problem |جرنیٹر ڈوری باربار کیوں توڑتا ہے
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LIST OF COMMON GENERATOR PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
While many common issues can arise with any commercial generator, familiarizing yourself with their solutions can help you quickly get it up and running again. It’s crucial to understand your machinery and know how to troubleshoot diesel generator issues to prevent costly damages and downtime.
BATTERY FAILURE
Battery failure is the most common generator issue. Batteries wear down with age, providing less and less power as time goes on. Knowing the service life of your generator’s battery will ensure you know to replace it before it stops working.
Always make sure the batteries, chargers and all cables and connections leading to and from the battery are in good condition before operating your generator. Routinely clean and tighten connections and remove any sulfation buildup from the battery plates. Lead sulfates can keep the battery from delivering a strong current, resulting in preventable system failures.
FAILURE TO START
If your generator fails to start, double-check that the automatic operation controls are set. The main control switch must be in the “off/reset” position for the generator to automatically kick in when needed. If someone presses the emergency stop button or triggers alarms on the control switch, your generator’s automatic settings may have turned off.
In cases where you have had your generator serviced, make sure the automatic controls are set again before the generator’s next use. If you’re still experiencing diesel generator starting problems, check all connections to verify the machine is in full working condition.
STALLING DURING OPERATION
If your generator starts working but falters while running, a few different issues could be the culprit. Fouled spark plugs in natural gas generators, for instance, can prevent the machine from producing enough power to keep running. You should change your generator’s spark plugs after every 100 hours of use or if they’re worn or cracked. Failing spark plugs is mainly a common issue with natural gas generators, as diesel generators do not have spark plugs.
In addition, ensure the generator’s filters are clean and working effectively. Oil filters help remove contaminants from the machine’s engine oil that can otherwise build up over time and wear down the engine. Air filters allow clean air into the machine to compress and burn the fuel. If either of these filters is dirty or worn, clean or replace them to help keep your generator running smoothly.
LOW COOLANT
If your generator engine is overheating, the issue could be simple coolant depletion.
Coolant is the fluid that keeps your generator at ideal temperatures by dispersing heat throughout the engine so parts don’t freeze or overheat. Your generator’s engine produces high temperatures that the coolant works to combat. When in constant contact with those high temperatures, the water in the coolant evaporates over time, leading to low levels. Routine maintenance, including fluid level checks, can ensure your engine has the fluids it needs.
If your generator’s coolant levels are appropriate, but you’re still experiencing overheating, this may be a sign of another issue, such as worn hoses and drive belts or dirty coolant clogging the radiator core.
You can often prevent oil, fuel or coolant leaks by performing regular maintenance on a unit. However, it’s important to know the variety of parts and fluid levels to inspect when troubleshooting generator problems so you can avoid low oil, coolant and fuel levels.
LEAKING OIL, FUEL OR COOLANT
If you keep up with routine fluid refills and are still experiencing low levels, a leak is likely the cause. During routine maintenance, always check the tank pumps and fuel lines for cracks to ensure everything is in working order.
Crankcase breathers, which help remove unwanted gases from the engine, sometimes cause oil leaks as they produce a puddle of oil in the process. You can prevent this leakage by installing a recirculating breather instead.
Fuel leaks can happen if your pump system fails or you overfill the fuel tank. Always ensure you’re filling the tank to the correct levels, and inspect your entire fuel system to make sure everything is sealed.
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