MAINTENANCE DUE

Possible Causes

• •Maintenance interval timer counts down to zero
• •Generator reaches the point of maintenance based on the time remaining on the maintenance timer
• •Maintenance interval timer counts down to zero (factory set for 250 hours)
• •Generator unit reaches the point of maintenance
• •Maintenance interval timer counted down to zero (250 hours reached)

Suggested Actions

1. 1Press and hold the 'Reset' button for ten seconds while the Maintenance Due pre-alarm is active and the Basler controller is displaying the 'Overview Screen' (Main Screen) to reset the interval to 250 hours
2. 2Navigate to Settings Menu -> System Parameters -> Engine Statistics -> Hours To Maintenance to reset the unit back to 250 hours before the timer expires
3. 3Press the Alarm Silence button to suppress the fault display and stop screen toggling
4. 4Perform maintenance and reset the maintenance timers to the recommended service interval (usually 250 hours depending on the engine oil type)
5. 5Perform maintenance and reset the maintenance timers to the recommended service interval (usually 250 hours)
6. 6To reset the timer when the Maintenance Due pre-alarm is active: Navigate to the Basler controller 'Overview Screen' (Main Screen) and press and hold the 'Reset' button for ten seconds
7. 7To reset the timer before it has expired: Navigate to Settings Menu -> System Parameters -> Engine Statistics -> Hours To Maintenance
8. 8Press the 'Alarm Silence' button to suppress the fault display and stop the toggling of the alarm screen
9. 9Press and hold the Reset button for ten seconds (while the Maintenance Due pre-alarm is active and the Basler controller displays the Overview screen) to reset the maintenance interval back to 250 hours
10. 10Navigate to Settings Menu -> System Parameters -> Engine Statistics -> Hours To Maintenance to reset the timer if it has not yet expired
11. 11Press the Alarm Silence button to suppress the fault display and stop the toggling screen

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