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Tensioning Guide
Belt-diagram
C-120 pulleys
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Daily Electrical System Inspection
Replace Roller and Pulley
Install Engine B-120
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Electrical Brothers
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Drive Motor
B2 Rollers
Tensioning System
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Multiquip Portable Generator DCA70-US12
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Rotating Rectifier Test
NOTICE: Before performing the continuity test, all lead wires (Figure 48) must be disconnected from the rectifier.
The rotating rectifier is connected to both the main field and exciter armature and is mounted on the exciter stator armature.
Selection dial on the multimeter in the diode position
Positive lead from the multimeter on the DC POSTIVE (+) terminal of the rectifier (Figure 48)
Touch the U, V and W terminals one at a time with the NEGATIVE (–) lead. Each terminal should give a continuity reading.
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.
NOTICE: If the rotating rectifier fails any of the tests as referenced in Figure 48 or Figure 49, replace the rectifier.
Sign off on the rotating rectifier test
Relay Base Holder Maintenance
Warning: This procedure requires trained personnel with PPE!
Fuel pump relay tested normal?
If fuel pump relay did not test normal, report the issue to the maintenance team and stop the procedure
Upload a photo of the relay base holder before cleaning
Dielectric cleaner sprayed onto the contact pins on the relay base holder?
Enter the air pressure used for cleaning (should not exceed 110 psi)
Upload a photo of the relay base holder after cleaning
Fuel pump relay reinstalled back into its base holder?
Did the engine start after reinstalling the fuel pump relay?
Manual Excitation Test
3-PHASE VOLTAGE TEST
Engine OFF and voltage selector switch in the 3-Phase, 240/139V position
6-pin plug unplugged from the CN1 receptacle on the AVR
SPST toggle switch connected between the positive battery terminal and pin J on the 6-pin plug
Wire connected from the negative battery terminal to pin K on the 6-pin plug
Toggle switch in the OFF position, engine speed switch set to low position, engine started, and toggle switch placed in ON position
Engine speed switch in the high position and engine running at full rpm
Selection dial on the multimeter set to the AC volts position
Voltage at the U, V and W terminals on top of the main circuit breaker
Engine Crank Disconnect Adjustment
Warning: This procedure requires trained personnel with PPE!
Do you have a small, flat-blade screwdriver?
Turn the engine crank disconnect adjustment potentiometer 30 turns counterclockwise.
Then turn it about 3 turns clockwise.
Did the engine start?
If the engine starts, the ECU engine running lamp should be lit. Once verified, shutdown the engine.
With the engine shutdown, adjust the the engine crank disconnect adjustment potentiometer 1 turn clockwise and try restarting the engine.
Did the engine start reliably?
Continue performing this adjustment of the potentiometer, in a clockwise direction until the engine starts reliably.
Engine Inspection
Air cleaner for restrictions and contaminants. Replace if necessary.
Cooling system hoses for cracks and distortions — tighten clamps or repair as needed.
Radiator for restrictions and corrosion.
Engine block heater for leaks and verify unit functioning properly. Engine block heater is an option on some units.
Coolant, fuel and oil leaks. Tighten connections or repair as needed.
Belts and pulleys for cracks and wear — adjust or repair as needed.
Governor and injection pump for leaks and proper operation.
Turbocharger for proper clearance and free movement as required. Reference engine service manual.
Fuel tank for contaminants and condensation.
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