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Onan CCK Series Operator's Manual And Parts Catalog

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OPERATION
BEFORE
STARTING
Be
sure
the
crankcase
has
been
filled
with
oil
to
the
"FULL”
mark
on
the
oil
level
indicator.
Refer
to
the
Maintenance
Section
for
the
recommended
oil
changes
and
complete
lubricating
oil
recommendations.
ELECTRIC
STARTING
Push
the
START-STOP
switch
to
its
"START”
posi¬
tion.
Release
the
switch
as
soon
as
the
engine
starts.
If
the
engine
fails
to
start
at
first
try,
inhibitor
oil
used
at
the
factory
may
have
fouled
the
spark
plug.
Remove
the
plug,
clean
in
a
suitable
solvent,
dry
thoroughly
and
install.
Heavy
exhaust
smoke
when
the
engine
is
first
started
is
normal
and
is
caused
by
the
inhibitor
oil.
If
the
battery
charge
condition
is
too
low
to
crank
the
engine,
the
plant
can
be
started
manually.
Set
the
control
box
switch
(located
inside
the
control
box)
to
its
manusl
start
position.
Pull
the
rope
with
a
fast,
steady
pull
to
crank
the
engine.
Do
not
jerk.
After
starting,
return
the
control
box
switch
to
the
electric
start
position
to
avoid
discharging
the
battery.
APPLYING
LOAD
If
practical,
allow
plant
to
warm
up
before
connecting
a
heavy
load.
Continuous
generator
overloading
may
cause
high
operating
temperatures
that
can
damage
the
wlDdings.
Keep
the
load
within
nameplate
rating.
STOPPING
1.
Push
start-stop
switch
to
stop
position.
2.
Release
switch
when
plant
stops.
If
stop
circuit
fails,
close
fuel
valve.
BREAK-IN
PROCEDURE
Controlled
break-in
with
the
proper
oil
and
a
con¬
scientiously
applied
maintenance
program
will
help
to
assure
satisfactory
service
from
your
Onan
electric
plant.
When
operating
engine
for
the
first
time,
use
the
following
sequence
using
MS/DG
oil:
1.
One
half
hour
at
1/2
load.
2.
One
half
hour
at
3/4
load.
3.
Full
load.
4.
Change
crankcase
oil
after
the
first
50
hours
of
operation.
BATTERY
CHARGING
The
battery
charge
rate
is
automatically
controlled
by
a
voltage
regulator.
The
high
charge
rate
was
set
at
the
factory
for
average
operating
conditions.
If
frequent
starts
and
short
operating
periods
require
an
increased
charge
rate,
adjust
by
moving
the
slide
clip
on
the
adjustable
resistor
in
the
control
box.
Do
not
exceed
Samps.
INFREQUENT
SERVICE
If
the
plant
is
used
infrequently,
extended
shutdown
periods
can
result
in
difficult
starting.
Run
the
plant
at
least
30
minutes
every
week
to
eliminate
hard
starting.
HIGH
TEMPERATURES
1.
See
that
nothing
obstructs
air
flow
to
and
from
the
plant.
2.
Keep
cooling
fins
clean.
Air
housing
should
be
properly
installed
and
undamaged.
3.
Kee|^
ignition
timing
properly
adjusted.
LOW
TEMPERATURES
1.
Use
correct
SAE
No.
oil
for
temperature
conditions.
Change
oil
only
when
engine
is
warm.
If
an
unexpected
temperature
drop
causes
an
emergency,
move
the
plant
to
a
warm
location
or
apply
heat
externally.
2.
Use
fresh,
standard
grade
gasoline.
Protect
against
moisture
condensation.
Below
0°F
adjust
carburetor
main
jet
for
slightly
richer
fuel
mixture.
3.
Keep
ignition
system
clean,
properly
adjusted
and
batteries
in
a
well
charged
condition.
4.
Partially
restrict
cool
air
flow,
but
use
care
to
avoid
overheating.
OUT-OF-SERVICE
PROTECTION
Protect
a
plant
that
is
to
be
out-of-service
(or
more
than
30
days
as
follows:
1.
Run
the
plant
until
thoroughly
warm.
2.
Turn
off
fuel
supply
and
run
until
plant
stops.
3.
Drain
oil
from
oil
base
while
still
warm.
Refill
and
attach
a
warning
tag
stating
oil
viscosity
used.
4.
Remove
each
spark
plug.
Pour
loz.
(two
table¬
spoons)
of
rust
inhibitor
(or
SAE
#50
oil)
into
each
cylinder.
Crank
engine
slowly
(byi-hand)
several
times.
Install
spark
plugs.
5.
Service
air
cleaner.
6.
Clean
governor
linkage
and
protect
by
wrapping
with
a
clean
cloth.
7.
Plug
exhaust
outlet
to
prevent
entrance
of
moisture,
dirt,
bugs,
etc.
8.
Wipe
generator
brushes,
slip
rings,
etc.
Do
not
apply
lubricant
or
preservative.
9.
Wipe
entire
unit.
Coat
rustable
parts
with
a
light
film
of
grease
or
oil.
10.
I
f
battery
is
used,
disconnect
and
follow
standard
battery
storage
procedure.

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BrandOnan
ModelCCK Series
CategoryPortable Generator
LanguageEnglish

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