To comply with safety measures when working with electric generators
Before using diesel generators, it is necessary to carefully study the user's manual and safety instructions, get everyone who will also use the generator to do so, and preferably conduct several training sessions to learn the purpose of all the controls of the the generator set, all connectors and connections. Children should not be allowed to use the generator as an object of increased danger. Keep animals away from an operating generator.
The safe operation of the generator depends on how it is used, so it is necessary to learn how to quickly turn off the generator if necessary. All new users must be thoroughly instructed before being allowed on the generator. Always have a fire extinguisher near the generator.
A tested rubber pad must be placed in front of the generator control panel and all work on the electrical part of the generator must be done with approved rubber gloves.
Do not modify the exhaust and fuel systems.
An exhaust system upgrade can increase the load on the engine to the point of damaging it and leaking exhaust. Elbows on a reworked exhaust system can create back pressure on the engine, which will reduce performance and shorten the life of the engine.
The addition of fuel tanks increases the pressure on the inlet needle, as a result of which the ability of the inlet needle to regulate fuel injection into the carburetor can be reduced. The oil will dilute with fuel in the engine crankcase, carbon deposits will form on the spark plugs and spark plug, and external fuel leaks can occur, which in turn can cause a fire.
Do not operate diesel generators in residential premises or vehicles that are not designed for this, as well as in closed spaces.
Engine exhaust contains poisonous gases. If the diesel generator is operated in an enclosed space, or if the exhaust gases are directed into an enclosed space, dangerous amounts of exhaust gases can accumulate in the air you breathe. Therefore, to avoid the accumulation of exhaust emissions, diesel generators should only be operated outdoors or in rooms with adequate ventilation.
