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DPX7500 DIESEL GENERATOR

3-1.5 Battery check

Make sure the battery acid is full. The engine uses a 12V battery. Due to

numerous starting cycles, the battery acid may be used up. Also, before

filling, verify that the battery is not damaged in any way. Add distilled water

to the battery when filling. Perform checks on the battery once a month.

3-2 Storing for long periods of time

If your generator needs to be stored for long periods of time, the following

preparations should be made.

1. Start the diesel engine for 3 minutes then stop it.

2. When the engine is still warm, change the engine oil with new engine oil of the

proper grade.

3. Pull the rubber plug out of the cylinder head cover and put 2CC of lubricating

oil in it, then cover the plughole up again.

4. For manual starting generator welders, press the decompression handle down

and pull the recoil handle 2 or 3 times. This pushes the intake out. (Do not

start the engine)

5. For electric started generator welders, press the decompression handle down

and crank the engine for 2-3 seconds. To do this, put the starter switch in the

"Start" position. (Do not start the diesel engine)

6. Finally, pull the recoil starter until you feel resistance; this is when the piston is

on the compression stroke where the intake and exhaust valves are closed.

Having the intake and exhaust valves closed will prevent rust, as moisture

cannot get inside the combustion chamber.

7. Clean the engine and store it in a dry place.

DPX7500 DIESEL GENERATOR

4-1 Questions and doubts

If you do not understand anything or have any questions, please feel free to

contact your local dealer or with our company directly. Below is a list of some

information you should have ready before contacting your local dealer or us.

1. Model of diesel engine generator and engine model number.

2. State of residency

3. Number of hours of operating equipment along with the problem that occurred.

4. A detailed condition and time when the problem occurred, in other words,

climate and atmosphere

5. Original receipt

6. Serial #