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Years of experience repairing and servicing engines and generators of all makes has been invaluable to our customers. We design a system and make a recommendation that we believe in. Our technicians are highly skilled with many years of hands on experience. Technicians are continuously trained to improve efficiency for the customer. Technicians are radio dispatched for the fastest response time possible. Help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Because your system is under the care of a professional, system life is extended and costs are kept down by identifying and correcting problems before major damage occurs. Ask us about our long-term accounts. We would be pleased to provide you with customer referrals in your immediate location.
We selected the products we offer on the basis of dependability, ease of maintenance and overall cost. We were selected by manufacturer's like MQ Power, Onan and Honda because of our knowledge, experience and service capabilities.
Generator, equipment and truck maintenance packages are customized to the specific needs of the customer. Call today to obtain a competitive bid! |
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LOAD BANK TESTING |
Don't wait until the power goes out to learn that your generator isn't working properly. Even if you test run your generator regularly, there can still be problems that won't appear until your generator is run with a load. Load Bank Testing allows the generator to be tested at its rated capacity. While it is being tested, our technician will be monitoring the generator for proper output, oil and fuel pressure, and proper cooling. Generators that are run with little or no load can experience "Wet Stacking". Wet Stacking is caused when carbon builds up in the cylinders. It will cause the engine to bog down and smoke. Load Bank Testing burns off this carbon and allows your generator to run at maximum performance rating. Call today to schedule a Load Bank Test!
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| STANDARD MAINTENANCE CONTRACT SERVICE LIST |
| Change oil and oil filter, change fuel filter, change coolant filter. |
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Service air cleaner, check for restrictions and contaminants. |
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Check coolant concentration and level- adjust to 50/50 mix. |
3. |
Inspect cooling system hoses for cracks and distortions, tighten clamps. |
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Inspect radiator for restrictions and corrosion, check block heater. |
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Check for coolant, fuel and oil leaks, tighten connections as necessary. |
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Check belts and pulleys for cracks and wear, adjust as necessary. |
7. |
Inspect and clean crankcase breather- check for excessive pressure. |
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Inspect governor and injection pump for leaks and proper operation. |
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Check turbo charger for proper clearance and freedom of movement. |
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Inspect ignition system (pts, rotor, plugs etc. for gaseous engines). |
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Check air intakes and outlets for contaminants, airflow and restrictions. |
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Check fuel tank for contaminants and condensation. |
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Check hoses, piping and connections- check for chafing and restrictions. |
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Inspect silencer, remove debris and build-up. |
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Drain exhaust line trap. |
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Inspect hangars, anchors and supports for exhaust system. |
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Inspect exhaust for cracks and leaks. |
18. |
Check battery charge operation and charge rate- adjust as necessary. |
19. |
Load test battery- Clean terminals and apply protectant. |
20. |
Check cables and ends. |
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Visually inspect generator end for signs of heat and wear- check brushes and bearings. |
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Visually inspect controls and breakers for signs of heat and wear. |
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Check mounting bolts/anchors for tightness and stability. |
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Test run generator. Check all gauges for proper operation. |
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Check for proper frequency and voltage- adjust as necessary. |
26. |
Check engine alternator charge rate. |
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Check for vibration, leakage and noise. |
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Inspect Transfer Switch connections for signs of heat and wear. |
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Inspect Transfer Switch with infrared temp gun to check for loose connections. |
30. |
Transfer building load to generator (if permitted), monitor for proper transfer sequence. |
31. |
Return Transfer Switch to standby position, monitor for proper shutdown sequence. |
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