Shutdown of diesel generator set, these steps are essential!

Proper shutdown operation during daily use of diesel generator sets can not only prolong equipment life, but also avoid safety hazards. Many people think that shutting down only requires pressing the stop button, but that's not true! Here are some essential operations when shutting down, save them now!

1. Gradually reduce the load

Before shutting down, gradually reduce the load on the generator set to avoid sudden power outages causing impact on the equipment. Suggest running for 5-10 minutes in an unloaded state to allow the unit to "calm down".

2. Check the operating status

Before shutting down, observe the operating parameters of the unit (such as oil pressure, water temperature, etc.) to ensure that there are no abnormal conditions. If any problems are found, promptly troubleshoot before shutting down.

3. Turn off the output switch

Before stopping the generator set, disconnect the load switch to avoid damage to electrical equipment caused by sudden power outages.

4. Press the stop button

After confirming the disconnection of the load, press the stop button to allow the unit to shut down naturally. Do not cut off the power directly to avoid damaging the control system.

5. Check the oil condition

After shutting down, check whether the engine oil, coolant, etc. are sufficient, and replenish them in a timely manner if necessary. At the same time, clean the oil and dust on the surface of the unit to keep the equipment clean.

6. Record operational data

Finally, don't forget to record the duration of this run, load conditions, and other data for future maintenance and troubleshooting.

Tip: Regular maintenance and proper operation are key to extending the lifespan of a generator set! If you have any questions about unit maintenance, please feel free to leave a message for consultation, and we will provide you with professional answers!