DG Preventive Maintenance Checklist

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DG CHECKS:

A CHECK (Daily/ Weekly) :

  1. Check Engine oil Level in DG set.
  2. Radiator coolant level.
  3. Check Diesel Day tank level.
  4. Check Battery voltage, Distilled water level .
  5. Check all Air Filters, Breathers, water Separator condition
  6. check V belt Condition.
  7. check Cleanliness of DG.

B CHECK (Every 300 hrs or Every 6 Months) :

  1. Change Engine oil.
  2. Change Oil filters, Fuel Filters, Bypass Filters.
  3. Change Air filters, Water separator.
  4. Radiator Cleaning with Chemical .
  5. Clean the Dg set.

C CHECK (Every 1500 hrs or Every 1 Year) :

  1. Repeat A & B check .
  2. Check all Electrical Equipment Condition
  3. Check Pollution Level.
  4. Change Water Separator 
  5. Replace Breathers.
  6. Inspect Alternator Starter .
  7. Change All Filters.

D CHECK (Every 6000 hrs or Every 2 Year) :

  1. Repeat A & B check .
  2. Clean & Calibrate Fuel Injectors If Required.
  3. Turbocharger Service.
  4. Cylinder Head service.
  5. Check Fuel Pump Calibration.
  6. Change Coolant , Descale Cooling system.
  7. Check Vibration Damper .






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