Is your Generator Ready for an Emergency?
Is your Generator Ready for an Emergency?

Is your Generator READY for an Emergency?

Do you have a diesel fuel generator but no technical knowledge about its proper basic operation, we can help you with this short list of what to watch for.

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Is your Generator Ready for an Emergency?
Is your Generator Ready for an Emergency?

Do you know what you should keep an eye on for your diesel generator?

If you have a diesel fuel generator but almost no technical knowledge about its proper basic operation, we can help you with the following list of what you should observe / monitor in your generator, which is very necessary to do throughout the year:

  1. Oil leaks
  2. Fuel leaks
  3. Refrigerant leaks
  4. Corrosion
  5. Exhaust leaks
  6. Loose fan belts
  7. Damaged cables or wires
  8. Damaged, cracked or loose hoses
  9. Radiator cleaning
  10. Expiration date of oil changes (must be done as specified)
  11. Equipment alert activated

In any of these situations, consult a qualified service provider for your generator.

Brenda Ginés has written for ALL AT SEA since 2020.

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