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Shindaiwa DG1000MI manual Generator Wiring Diagram

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Contents

Shindaiwa Corporation Table of ContentsPage DG1000MICan cause minor injuries or damage to the equipment or other IntroductionDanger Can cause severe injuries or deathDanger 1 Safety GuidelinesDanger Suffocation from exhaust fumeBurns Injuries to eyes and skinExplosion FireInjuries When lifting the equipment, always use a lift hookPart Number Location of Warning labelsSafety Instruction Operational InstructionSpecification Matrix Specifications4.1 External view 3 Use4 Parts 2.2 Ambient Condition4.2 Control panel Danger 5 Equipment5.1 Monitor Display 5.1.1 Water Temperature Monitoring Lamp for temperature HighBurns 5.1.2 Engine Oil Monitoring Lamp for oil pressure lowDanger Injuries5.2.1 Hour Meter built into the Tachometer 5.2 Gauges5.1.3 Battery Charge Monitoring Lamp charge lamp Water Temperature Gauge5.2.5.3 Frequency Meter 5.2.4 Fuel Gauge5.2.5 Generator Gauges 5.2.5.2 Amp Meter5.2.7 Switch 5.2.7.1 Starter Switch 5.2.6.2 Panel Light / Pilot Lamp5.2.7.2 Emergency Stop button 5.2.8 Voltage Regulator and Throttle Lever 5.2.8.1 Voltage Regulator 5.2.7.6 Amp Meter Changeover Switch5.2.7.4 Thermal Relay 5.2.7.5 Earth Leakage Relay Unit5.3.1 Using fuel from built-in fuel tank 5.3 Fuel Line Changeover Valve 3-way valve外部燃料供給口外部燃料戻り口（プラグ PT１/２） 6.1.1 Lifting Equipment 6 Transport and Installation6.1 Transportation DangerDanger 6.2 Installation7 Connection 7.1 Selecting CableElectrical damages Danger 7.2 Connecting Cable7.2.1 Load Connection Terminal Plate 3-Phase 7.2.1.1 For 3-Phase Load 7.2.1.2 For 1-Phase Load1CON1 7.2.1.3 For 1-Phase Load27.2.2 1-Phase Output Terminals & Receptacles CON37.3.1 Grounding Work 7.3 Earth Leakage Relay and GroundingDanger Electrical Shock7.3.2 Operation Check DangerElectrical Shock Electrical Shock Injuries 8 Initialization and pre-check7.3.3 The earth leakage breaker relay has activated Danger8.1 Checking Engine Oil 8.1.1 Selecting proper engine oil8.1.3 Engine Oil Capacity 8.2.2 Checking Coolant reservoir tank / Adding coolant 8.2 Checking Coolant/water※Danger 8.2.1 Checking Radiator / Adding waterInjuries 8.3 Checking Fan Belt8.2.3 Coolant Capacity ※ Danger8.4 Checking Fuel 8.3.2 ConditionFire Injuries to eyes and skin 8.6 Checking Battery8.5 Checking Fuel, Engine Oil, and Water leakage FireReplacing the battery 8.6.1 Replacing the battery installed on the left sidetoward the control panel Caution Fire 9.1 Initializing / preparation9 Operation Suffocation from exhaust fumePage Damages to the property 9.2 200/400 Voltage Changeover - Dual Voltage SystemDanger Electrical Shock9.3.2 During operation Protection Features Stopping the GeneratorFeature List （＜＞ 9.6 Connecting to External Fuel TankFire Burns 10 MaintenanceDanger Electrical Shock InjuriesEngine Side Oil Filter change 1st time at 50 hr markGenerator side 10.1 Oil Changereplace, refer to 8-1 Checking Engine Oil ① ② ③ 10.3 Cleaning / Changing Air Filter Element10.5 Cleaning / Changing Fuel Filter ① ② ③ ④10.4 Draining Water from Water Separator 10.7 Clean gauze filter in engine feed pump 10.6 Clean gauze filter in water separator②Ensure that there is no fuel leakage after reinstallation 10.8 Change filter in the magnet pump for automatic fuel extraction10.9 Draining Water from Fuel Tank Electrical Shock Injuries 11.1 Storage Procedures11 long-term Storage Danger11.2 Stacking DangerInjuries Injuries 12 TroubleshootingDanger Electrical ShockStarter switch or relay is defective Coolant temperature is too low Check/Adjust fan beltClean radiator core Change to clean fuel13 Generator Wiring Diagram 14 Engine Wiring Diagram