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A Weekly B Monthly C 3 Monthly D 6 Monthly E Annual

This document outlines a schedule of maintenance tasks for a generator to be performed weekly, monthly, every 3 months, every 6 months, and annually. The tasks include checking and changing oil and filters, inspecting belts, hoses, and electrical connections, cleaning components, checking batteries, and recording run times and power output.

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A Weekly B Monthly C 3 Monthly D 6 Monthly E Annual

This document outlines a schedule of maintenance tasks for a generator to be performed weekly, monthly, every 3 months, every 6 months, and annually. The tasks include checking and changing oil and filters, inspecting belts, hoses, and electrical connections, cleaning components, checking batteries, and recording run times and power output.

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15 Rose Street, MILE END SA 5031

P: 1300 360 699


F: 08 8340 7090 AH: 08 8340 7522
E: [email protected]

ABN:91 126 632 755 BLD:1865 ARC: AU18733

Generator – Schedule of Tasks

A = Weekly; B = Monthly; C = 3 Monthly; D= 6 Monthly; E= Annual

Tasks A B C D E

Change engine sump oil * *


Change full flow oil filter * *
Change bypass oil filter * *
Check oil level litres added * * * *
Empty, flush & refill radiator *
Check radiator core for fouling * * * *
Check fan belt tension & wear * * *
Check radiator hoses condition * * * *
Check coolant pH level * * * *
Check block heater operates * * * *
Flush daily service fuel tank *
Change fuel filter *
Check fuel level litres added * * * *
Change air filter *
Check and Clear crankcase breathers *
Check all nuts, bolts & clamps *
Check starter motor solenoid *
Check fuel solenoid linkage for security * * * *
Check governor operation * * * *
Check all electrical connections * *
Clean engine * *
Remove and clean air grilles *
Inspect/check all alternator output connections *
Check voltage regulator adjustment *. * * *
Clean alternator * *
Inspect all components and cubicle * *
Inspect all wiring and terminals * *
Clean switchboard * *
Check start battery electrolyte level * * * *
Check control battery electrolyte level * * * *
Check and clean battery terminals * * *
Check charging voltage * * * *
House keeping clean up * * * *
Record hours run time on start * * * *
Record kwh meter reading * * * *
Check fuel oil water & exhaust for leakage * * * *
Test with load *

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