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Stopping the engine immediately after it has been working under load can result in overheating and accelerated wear of the engine components. If the engine has been operating at high rpm and/or high loads, run at low idle for at least three minutes to reduce and stabilize internal engine temperature before stopping the engine. Avoiding hot engine shutdowns will maximize turbocharger shaft and bearing life. |
Standard Control Panel
Note: TYPE 1 & 2
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Standard control panel (Type 1) (1) Gauges (2) Control module (3) Horn (4) Emergency stop push button (5) Alarm silence | |
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Standard control panel (Type 2) (1) Gauges (2) Control module (3) Horn (4) Emergency stop button (5) Alarm silence | |
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Close up of the control module (Type 1) (6) Automatic position (7) Stop/Reset position (8) Engine control switch (9) Manual start position | |
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Close up of the control module (Type 2) (6) Automatic position (7) Stop/Reset (8) Engine control switch (9) Manual start position | |
Manual Operation
- Turn engine control switch (8) to automatic position (6). When the remote stop delay timer expires, the load is disconnected. The generator will turn off. The engine will then run at idle during the cooldown timer.
Note: If the remote start signal is removed, then the engine will continue to run until engine control switch (8) is turned to automatic position (6) .
- Turn engine control switch (8) to Stop/Reset position (7) .
Automatic Operation
- Remove the remote start signal. When the remote stop delay timer expires, the load is disconnected. The generator will turn off. The engine will then run at idle during the cooldown timer.
- Turn engine control switch (8) to Stop/Reset position (7) .
Premium Control Panel
Note: TYPE 1 & 2
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| Illustration 5 | g00829205 |
Premium control panel (Type 1) (1) Control module (2) Horn (3) Emergency stop push button (4) Alarm silence | |
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Premium Control panel (Type 2) (1) Control module (2) Horn (3) Emergency stop button (4) Alarm silence | |
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Close up of the control module (Type 1) (5) Stop/Reset button (6) Start button (7) Manual mode button (8) Automatic mode button | |
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Close up of the control module (Type 2) (5) Stop/Reset button (6) Start button (7) Manual mode button (8) Automatic mode button | |
Manual Operation
- Press Stop/Reset button (5). The LCD display will indicate "STOP/RESET". The engine will then slow down. The LCD display will indicate "STOPPING".
Note: If the engine fails to stop running, the LCD display will indicate "SHUTDOWN FAIL TO STOP". The alarm will sound.
- Once the engine has stopped, the LCD display will indicate "GENERATOR AT REST".
Automatic Operation
- Once the return timer has expired, the control module will de-energize the load transfer output. The cool down timer will start. This will allow the engine to cool down properly. The LCD display will indicate "COOLING DOWN".
- The LCD display will indicate "STOPPING".
Note: If the engine fails to stop running, the LCD display will indicate "SHUTDOWN FAIL TO STOP". The alarm will sound.
- Once the engine has stopped, the LCD display will indicate "GENERATOR AT REST".
MCS Control Panel
Note: TYPE 1 & 2
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| Illustration 9 | g01110964 |
MCS Control Panel (Type 1) (1) Shutdown override key switch (2) Emergency stop push button (3) Horn (4) Control Module with display | |
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MCS Control Panel (Type 2) (1) Shutdown override key switch (2) Emergency stop push button (3) Horn (4) Control Module with display | |
Shutdown Override Key Switch (1) - This should be switched to the off position for normal use and the key should be removed for safe keeping. Activation of this key switch will enable the engine to continue to run even when a shutdown signal is received.
Emergency Stop Push Button (2) - The emergency stop push button (ESPB) is used to shut down the engine during an emergency situation. The ESPB shuts off the fuel.
Horn (3) - The horn activates when one of the a fault (alarm or shutdown signal) is received by the controller and the fault is indicated with text on the controller display. The horn can be silenced by pressing the ACK or acknowledge button on the controller.
MCS Control Module With Display (4) - The control module controls the functions of the generator set.
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Close up of the control module (Type 1) (5) Start Button (6) Stop/Reset Button (7) Mode Selection Button | |
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Close up of the control module (Type 2) (5) Start Button (6) Stop/Reset Button (7) Mode Selection Button | |
Manual Operation
- Press Stop/Reset button (6). The LCD display will indicate "STOPPING".
Note: If the engine fails to stop running, the LCD display will indicate "STOP FAILURE". The alarm will sound.
- Once the engine has stopped, the LCD display will indicate "STOPPED".
Automatic Operation
- Once the return timer has expired, the control module will de-energize the load transfer output.
- The cool down timer will start. This will allow the engine to cool down properly. The LCD display will indicate "COOL DOWN".
- The LCD display will indicate "STOPPING".
Note: If the engine fails to stop running, the LCD display will indicate "STOP FAILURE". The alarm will sound.
- Once the engine has stopped, the LCD display will indicate "STOPPED".