Remember you have a system that generates electricity and burns fuel in the process. It’s an engine, like your car it has many moving parts along with a power generation system. Would you let your car go months, maybe years without having your oil changed, tires rotated, windshield wipers replaced? Your generator, like your car requires preventative maintenance. With that being said based on the make, model and size, there are few things you should know about the maintenance of your new generator.
Property Owners Responsibility
- Keep the generator free and clear of all snow and debris
- Check the oil regularly; keep extra oil on hand to add if needed. Click here to view the “How To” page.
- If propane or diesel fueled ensure adequate fuel supply
- You should know how to obtain the error code from the generator in the event of troubleshooting as well as be capable of resetting the controller on your generator. This is something that the technician would have gone over with you at the time of installation. You can also refer to the owner’s manual for instruction as well.
To Be Completed By A Certified Technician
- Yearly or bi-annual maintenance
- Trouble Shooting
- Taking apart or disassembling any part of the generator
Please call our offices with any questions that you may have about service, trouble shooting and yearly preventative maintenance.