GENERATOR INSPECTION CHECKLIST
Generator Inspection Checklist
- Inspect for visible damage or corrosion on the generator exterior
- Check the exhaust system for leaks or damage
- Ensure fuel tank is securely attached and leak-free
- Verify all access panels are properly secured
- Inspect all sides of the generator for dents, scratches, or rust
- Look for any signs of corrosion on the metal surfaces
- Check for any loose or missing parts
- Visually inspect the exhaust pipes for holes or rust spots
- Check for any black sooty residue around the exhaust system
- Make sure the exhaust system is securely attached to the generator
- Check the fuel tank for any signs of leaks or drips
- Inspect the fuel tank mounting brackets for secure attachment
- Look for any corrosion or rust on the fuel tank
- Check that all access panels are tightly closed and latched
- Inspect the hinges and latches for any signs of wear or damage
- Make sure all panels are flush with the generator body
Electrical System Inspection
Cooling System Inspection
General Operation Inspection
- Turn the generator on using the designated controls
- Stand a safe distance away from the generator
- Listen for any abnormal or unusual noises coming from the generator
- Check the engine temperature gauge periodically
- Check the oil pressure gauge periodically
- Ensure both gauges are within the recommended operating range
- Activate the automatic shutdown system manually
- Observe if the generator shuts down as expected
- Reset the system after testing
- Use a power meter to measure the output power of the generator
- Compare the measured power with the rated power of the generator
- Ensure the output power is within an acceptable range
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