Keeping your Gas Generator in optimal condition requires regular care and attention. Proper maintenance not only extends its lifespan but also ensures reliable performance when you need it most. Follow these practical guidelines to maintain your power equipment effectively.
1. Routine Oil Changes
• Change oil after the first 20-30 hours of operation
• Subsequently replace oil every 50-100 hours of use
• Always use manufacturer-recommended oil grade
• Check oil levels before each operation
2. Air Filter Maintenance
• Inspect air filters monthly
• Clean reusable filters with compressed air
• Replace clogged or damaged filters immediately
• Keep spare filters for emergency replacements
3. Fuel System Care
• Use fresh, stabilized fuel to prevent varnish buildup
• Drain fuel tank if storing for more than 30 days
• Inspect fuel lines for cracks or leaks regularly
• Consider using fuel additives for long-term storage
4. Spark Plug Inspection
• Check spark plugs every 100 operating hours
• Clean electrodes with a wire brush when needed
• Replace worn or fouled spark plugs promptly
• Maintain proper spark plug gap as specified
5. Battery Maintenance (If Applicable)
• Keep terminals clean and corrosion-free
• Check electrolyte levels in lead-acid batteries
• Charge battery monthly during storage periods
• Test voltage output periodically
6. General Cleaning & Storage
• Wipe down exterior surfaces after each use
• Remove debris from cooling fins and vents
• Store in dry, well-ventilated areas
• Use protective covers when not in use
7. Operational Testing
• Run generator monthly for 15-20 minutes
• Test under load periodically
• Listen for unusual noises during operation
• Verify voltage output matches specifications
Regular maintenance of your Gas Generator ensures dependable performance during power outages and emergencies. By following these simple care practices, you'll maximize efficiency, prevent unexpected breakdowns, and protect your investment for years to come.
