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Multiquip Portable Generator DCA70-US12

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Rotating Rectifier Test

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NOTICE: Before performing the continuity test, all lead wires (Figure 48) must be disconnected from the rectifier.

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The rotating rectifier is connected to both the main field and exciter armature and is mounted on the exciter stator armature.

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Selection dial on the multimeter in the diode position

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Positive lead from the multimeter on the DC POSTIVE (+) terminal of the rectifier (Figure 48)

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Touch the U, V and W terminals one at a time with the NEGATIVE (–) lead. Each terminal should give a continuity reading.

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Reverse the multimeter leads. Place the NEGATIVE lead of the multimeter on the DC Positive (+) terminal of the rectifier (Figure 49) and touch U, V and W terminals with the positive lead. This should cause the multimeter to read open circuit.

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NOTICE: If the rotating rectifier fails any of the tests as referenced in Figure 48 or Figure 49, replace the rectifier.

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Sign off on the rotating rectifier test

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Relay Base Holder Maintenance

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Warning: This procedure requires trained personnel with PPE!

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Fuel pump relay tested normal?

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If fuel pump relay did not test normal, report the issue to the maintenance team and stop the procedure

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Upload a photo of the relay base holder before cleaning

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Dielectric cleaner sprayed onto the contact pins on the relay base holder?

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Enter the air pressure used for cleaning (should not exceed 110 psi)

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Upload a photo of the relay base holder after cleaning

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Fuel pump relay reinstalled back into its base holder?

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Did the engine start after reinstalling the fuel pump relay?

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Manual Excitation Test

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3-PHASE VOLTAGE TEST

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Engine OFF and voltage selector switch in the 3-Phase, 240/139V position

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6-pin plug unplugged from the CN1 receptacle on the AVR

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SPST toggle switch connected between the positive battery terminal and pin J on the 6-pin plug

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Wire connected from the negative battery terminal to pin K on the 6-pin plug

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Toggle switch in the OFF position, engine speed switch set to low position, engine started, and toggle switch placed in ON position

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Engine speed switch in the high position and engine running at full rpm

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Selection dial on the multimeter set to the AC volts position

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Voltage at the U, V and W terminals on top of the main circuit breaker

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Engine Crank Disconnect Adjustment

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Warning: This procedure requires trained personnel with PPE!

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Do you have a small, flat-blade screwdriver?

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Turn the engine crank disconnect adjustment potentiometer 30 turns counterclockwise.

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Then turn it about 3 turns clockwise.

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Did the engine start?

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If the engine starts, the ECU engine running lamp should be lit. Once verified, shutdown the engine.

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With the engine shutdown, adjust the the engine crank disconnect adjustment potentiometer 1 turn clockwise and try restarting the engine.

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Did the engine start reliably?

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Continue performing this adjustment of the potentiometer, in a clockwise direction until the engine starts reliably.

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Engine Inspection

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Air cleaner for restrictions and contaminants. Replace if necessary.

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Cooling system hoses for cracks and distortions — tighten clamps or repair as needed.

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Radiator for restrictions and corrosion.

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Engine block heater for leaks and verify unit functioning properly. Engine block heater is an option on some units.

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Coolant, fuel and oil leaks. Tighten connections or repair as needed.

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Belts and pulleys for cracks and wear — adjust or repair as needed.

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Governor and injection pump for leaks and proper operation.

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Turbocharger for proper clearance and free movement as required. Reference engine service manual.

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Fuel tank for contaminants and condensation.

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