Thank you for purchasing a Westerbeke diesel generator. With proper care on a routine
basis, your Westerbeke generator
power for many years.
is
designed to provide you with reliable and economical
This manual will help familiarize you with your engine.
in
maintenance and troubleshooting
It
also contains important safety information, key specifications, and a wiring diagram.
No manual can provide for every possible question
further assistance, please contact the Westerbeke Master Distributor located nearest you
for technical advice.
Again, thank you for choosing a Westerbeke!
Sincerely,
WESTERBEKE
CORPORATION
depth.
It
covers initial service, operation,
or
contingency.
If
you should need
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ENGINE
SERIAL
NUMBER
LOCATION
The engine serial number and model designation are found
An
generator's housing.
illustration
of
this I.D.
tag
is shown below.
on
an LD.
tag
Take
affixed
to
the time to
the
in the model description, engine serial number and generator serial number in the
appropriate blocks in the illustration below. These will provide quick reference when
or
ordering spares, repair parts
when seeking technical information.
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The engine serial number can also be found stamped into the engine block on a smooth
rectangular surface above the injection pump.
the generator housing
on
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The
generator serial number is stamped into
the flat surface above the rear
2
l.;.()
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0
generator
bearing.
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BE SAFETY CONSCIOUS
A careless moment can cause an accident or fire. Here are basic DO's and DON'TS:
DO'S
• DO
visual inspections before
starting your generator.
DON'TS
•
DON'T touch any moving part on
your engine during operation.
•
DO
check your engine once a
day. Keep eyes open and be
alert to people and obstacles.
3
•
DON'T touch hot engine parts such
as exhaust manifolds.
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DO
•
keep fuel away from your engine •
at
all
and correct them.
times. Check for leaks regularly
DON'T remove radiator filler cap
immediately after shutting down
engme.
•
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DO check the capacity
hoist when lifting the unit.
hangers and a wad
between sling and unit.
of
of
cloth
sling
Use
in
4
•
DON'T smoke near the battery
Never use an open flame as a
or
light anywhere on
battery. Battery gas is highly
flammable. Sulfuric acid is
destructive.
contact with your skin, wash
it
off
at once with water.
If
around the
it comes
in
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• DON'T work on an engine while it is
running.
it is necessary
to
check
If
the engine while running, use caution
of
and beware
presence
moving parts and the
of
AC voltage.
• DON'T touch AC electrical
is
connections while the unit
is
Lethal voltage
present at these
running.
connections.
5
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NOTES, CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS
NOTES, CAUTIONS, AND WARNINGS are used
and critical instructions. They are used for the following conditions:
An
operating procedure, condition, etc. essential
CAUTION
Operating procedures, practices, etc. which
in
result
damage
or
destruction
to
your engine.
WARNING
Operating procedures, practices, etc. which
in
result
The words "leftside", "rightside", "front", and "rear" are used
illustrated below:
personal injury
or
loss
of
DEFINITION
life.
OF
LOCAL TERMS
in
this manual to emphasize important
to
notate.
if
not strictly observed, will
if
not correctly followed, will
in
the senses
Front
(
Radiator
End)
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0000
Left
6
Rear
(Generator
End)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
GETTING
SPECIFICATIONS
CONTROLS
NEW
DAILY
DIESEL
OPERA
TO
AND INSTRUMENTS
GENERA
WALK
FUEL,
TING
YOUR
KNOW
TOR
AROUND
ENGINE
YOUR
(General
15.0
20.0
25.0
32.0
INITIAL
GENERA
STARTING
WARMING
STOPPING
and
BTDAR
BEDR
BEDR
BEDR
CHECKS
OIL,
GENERA
System)
INSPECTION
COOLING
TOR
UP
TOR
WATER
9
17
22
27
32
38
40
41
42
44
44
45
45
ROUTINE-SERVICE
SERVICE
ITEMS
GENERAL
SAFETY
SERVICE
ENGINE
CYLINDER
VALVE ADJUSTMENTS
INJECTOR
AIR
FILTRATION
FAN
BELT
RULES
RULES
SCHEDULE
OIL & FILTER
HEAD
15.0 BTDAR & 20.0
25.0 & 32.0
SERVICING
7
BOLTS
SYSTEM
AND
BEDR
BEDR
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46
46
47
50
50
51,52
52,53
54
54
55
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ENGINE SERVICE ITEMS CONTINUED ...
ENGINE
GENERA
GENERA
COOLANT 55
TOR
ADJUSTMENTS 56
TOR
MAINTENANCE
57
ENGINE DC WIRING 58,59,60,61
GENERA
15.0 BTDAR SINGLE
20.0, 25.0, 32.0 BEDR SINGLE
BTDAR
(THREE PHASE ONLY)
TOR
DESCRIPTION - GENERAL 63
PHASE INTERNAL WIRING SCHEMA TIC 65
PHASE INTERNAL
& BEDR INTERNAL WIRING SCHEMA
WIRING
TIC
SINGLE 66
67
VOLTAGE REGULATOR ADJUSTMENTS 20,25,32 BEDR 68
15 BTDAR
(SINGLE
AC
VOLTAGE CONNECTIONS-ALL MODELS 70
NO LOAD VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT
PHASE ONLY) 69
15
BTDAR OPTIONAL VOLTAGE REGULATOR
(SINGLE PHASE ONLY)
ENGINE TROUBLESHOOTING
71
72
TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS 77,78
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Preheat
Solenoid
Breaker
Emergency
Shut-off
Switch
Engine
Oil
Fill
Speed
Sensor
DC
Alternator
Shield
Circuit
Breaker
Box
Fan/Belt
Guard
A C
Connections
Outlet
Exhaust
Manifold
15.0 BTDAR GENERATOR
RIGHT
SIDE
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Fan I
Belt
Guard
Injection
Pump
Water
Temperature
Switch
Fuel
Filter
Fuel
Lift
Pump
Oil
Pressure
Sender
Lube
Oil
Filter
15.0 BTDAR GENERATOR
LEFT
SIDE
Start/Stop
Panel
LED
Lights
Unit
Data
Tag
DC
Battery
Ground
Starter
with
Solenoid
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-
~
~
~
~
do
~
~
~
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~
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o
..,
en
Preheat
Solenoid
Emergency
Stop
Switch
Control
Panel
LED
Lights
DC
Battery
Ground
Connection
20.0
BEDR
RIGHT SIDE
/Radia,or
Fill
Cap
;.
~
DC
Charging
Alternator
Lube
Oil
Drain
Hose
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(1)
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g
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en
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tv
Top
Engine
Oil
Fill
Air
Intake
Silencer
Fuel
Lift
Pump
Actuator
.
Radiator
Fuel
Injection
Pump
Oil
Pressure
Sender
20.0
BEDR
LEFT
SIDE
Filter
Breaker
-
Control
Panel
AC
Connections
Outlet
Fresh
Water
Block
Drain
Lube
Oil
Filter
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15.0
BTDAR
DIESEL
GENERA
TOR
SINGLE
GENERAL
PHASE & THREE
SPECIFICATIONS
PHASE
ENGINE TYPE Diesel, 4 cycle, 4 cylinder, fresh water
Closed fresh water-cooled block,
thermostatically controlled with radiator
Centrifugal type, metal impeller,
belt-driven.
18.5 quarts (17.5 liters) approximately
LUBRICATION SYSTEM:
GENERAL Pressure fed system
OIL FILTER Full flow, paper element, spin-on type
SUMP CAPACITY (not including filter)
14.0 quarts (13.2 liters)
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OPERATING OIL PRESSURE
(engine hot)
50 - 60 psi (3.5 - 4.2 kg/cm)
OIL GRADE
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:
STARTING BATTERY
BATTERY CAPACITY
DC CHARGING
STARTING AID
STARTER
DC
NO-LOAD CURRENT
DC CRANKING CURRENT
AC
GENERATOR GENERAL:
SINGLE PHASE ONLY
ALTERNATOR
API SPECIFICA
SAE 30W
12
volt (-) negative ground
900-1000 COLD CRANKING AMPS
51
Amp rated, belt-driven
TlON
OF
or
10W-30, 15W-40
CF
OR
CG-4
Glow plug, sheathed type.
12 volt, reduction type
± 2%
of
rated Amps
350-400 AMPS (ENGINE COLD)
Brushiess, four pole, revolving field.
Pre-lubricated single-bearing design.
Reconnectable, single phase for
1201240
volts with solid state voltage regulation.
VOLTAGE (Single Phase)
RATING (Volts AC)
60 Hertz (1800 RPM)
32.0KW
50 Hertz (1500 RPM)
25.0 KW
35
120
OR
120/240 volts220 volts - 50 Hertz
Voltage regulation
± 2% no load
Frequency regulation:
to
full
load
load.
120 volts 266 amps
120/240 266/133 amps
220 volts 113.6 amps
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60
Hertz
to
full
.3
Hertz .005% no
load
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AC
GENERATOR GENERAL:
GENERAL THREE
Voltage - 3 Phase (60 Hertz)
Voltage -
Amperage -
3 Phase (50 Hertz)
3 Phase ( 60 Hertz)
PHASE
ONLY
.8 Powerfactor
Amperage - 3 Phase (50 Hertz)
.8 Powerfactor
GENERATOR COOLING:
Brushless, six pole, revolving field. Sealed
lubricated single bearing design. 12 lead
reconnectable for low voltage and high
voltage
voltage regulation with protection circuitry.
Low
High voltage
DELTA
High voltage
DELTA
Low
High voltage WYE
DELTA
High voltage WYE
DELTA
WYE
voltage
voltage WYE
and for DELTA. Solid state
WYE
WYE
WYE
208 volts
480 volts
240 volts
380 volts
220 volts
111.0 amps
48.1 amps
96.2 amps
47.5 amps
82.0 amps
AIR
REQUIREMENTS
60 Hertz at 1800 rpm
NOTE: Increase air supply 15% for 50 hertz operation (1500 rpm)
TUNE-UP SPECIFICATIONS:
INJECTOR PRESSURE
ENGINE
TIMING
Power Factor 480
1.0
+ 70 - 0 psi (135 + 5-0 kglcm
1920
Static timed - drop valve method
0.230 ± .005 inches
din
BIDC
(13.59 cmm)
2
)
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NOTES
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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
o
o
INSTRUMENT PANEL
The manually-operated series ofWesterbeke generators are equipped with toggle switches
and optional remote panels. The instrument panel includes two gauges that indicate water
in
temperature
(OIL PSI). This panel is also equipped with two meters that indicate DC volts and
inch
of
hours
voltmeter are illuminated; the
START/STOP panel functions
degrees Fahrenheit (WATER
operations
in
1I10ths. The water temperature,
ELAPSED TIME meter
in
the same manner
OF)
and oil pressure
is
as
the instrument panel, but does not
in
pounds per square
oil
pressure gauge and DC
not illuminated. The
include gauges. Either panel can be engine or remote mounted.
1.
PREHEAT.
activates the electric
activates the
The
PREHEAT
fuel
pump, bypasses the engine's
fuel
run solenoid. This switch also feeds power to the
switch energizes the engine's glow plugs,
oil
pressure switch, and
START
switch.
2.
START. The
START
switch, when pressed, energizes the starter's solenoids
which cranks the engine. This switch will not operate electrically unless the
PREHEA
3.
STOP. Power
Opening this switch deactivates the
T switch is pressed and held at the same time.
is
provided to the
fuel
solenoid through the
fuel
solenoid and shuts
off
STOP
the
fuel
switch.
to the
engine, causing the engine to stop.
NOTE: When the engine
pressure gauge will continue
readings indicated before the electrical power was turned
oil
gauge and
pressure gauge will return to zero once electrical power
is
shut down, the water temperature gauge and the
to
register the last temperature and oil pressure
off.
The temperature
is
restored.
oil
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DC
VOLTMETER
GAUGE
ENGINE
OIL PRESSURE
0
~~
-
~
0
~
~9
0
Shows the amount the battery is being
charged.
WATER
TEMPERATURE GAUGE
0
0
-
~.
@~
~
~e
0
Indicates the pressure
The needle should indicate:
(2.8-3.5 kg-cm)
PSI
HOUR
METER
of
lube oil.
0
0
40-50
o
Indicates the temperature
During operation, it should be indicating
175° F - 195°F (80°- 91°C).
of
engine coolant.
39
o
The hour meter registers elapsed
time and should be used as a guide
for scheduled maintenance.
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NEW GENERA
TOR
INITIAL INSPECTION
Before starting your engine for the first time, check on the following items
Appearance
Check for any missing
part, loose bolt
sign
of
damage.
or
nut,
or
Lubrication System
Check oil level in oil pan.
Check for leaks.
any
Electrical System
DC
Check battery electrolyte level. Check
connections for tightness and instruments
for operation.
Fuel System
Check fuel level in tank. Check
piping for leaks.
Prime fuel system.
Cooling System
Check coolant level
Vent air out
of
system.
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in
radiator
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For
safety
of
operation and maximum service life
sure your answers
DAIL Y WALK-AROUND CHECKS
to
questions on these items are YES:
of
your engine, inspect the unit to make
Cooling System
Is coolant up to level
in
radiator filler? (Do not remove
filler cap when engine
is
hot).
Others
Are electrical connections
OK? Are you sure there are no
oil
or
water leaks? Are bolts and
nuts tight?
Battery
Are cables tight on terminal
posts?
Is there enough fuel for the day's
operation?
Engine
Oil
Is the oil level up to the FULL
mark on the dipstick?
41
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DIESEL FUEL:
Use
fuel that meets the requirements
rating
of#45
or
better.
DIESEL FUEL. ENGINE
AND
COOLING
or
specifications
WATER
of
OIL
Class 2-D (ASTM). Cetane
CARE
Too
The clearance
particles which might pass through the filter can damage these finely finished parts.
important
unsatisfactory by careless handling
going into
advisable.
OF
THE
FUEL SUPPLY:
much emphasis cannot be placed
of
the components
to
buy clean fuel, and keep it clean. The best fuel can be rendered
the
tank for
Purchase a well-known brand
Install and regularly service a good, visual type, filter/water separator between
the fuel tank and the generator drive engine. Raycor
of
such a filter.
your
engine's daily use is clean and pure, the following practice
on
the importance
in
your fuel injection pump is very critical; invisible dirt
or
improper storage facilities.
of
fuel.
of
using only clean diesel fuel.
To
assure that fuel
220
or
225 is a good example
ENGINE LUBRICATING OIL:
Use
a heavy duty engine oil with
after an initial
For
recommended oil viscosity see the chart below.
50 hours
of
break-in operation and thereafter, every 100 hours
API
classification
ofCC
or
better. Change the engine oil
of
operation.
It
is
is
Operating Temperature
Above
41
Below 41° F (5°C)
CAUTION:
contains its
to
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68° F, (20° C)
- 68° F (5 - 20° C)
Do
own
produce properties harmful
not allow two
additives; additives
or
to
your engine.
Oil
Viscosity
SAE 30
SAE
more brands
of
different brands could react in the mixture
42
or
10W-30
20
or
10W-30
SAE 10W-30
of
engine oil
to
mix. Each brand
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COOLING
Use
only
The
use
Use
an antifreeze brand such as "Prestone" that is compatible with aluminum engine
components.
and
cooling system components.
An
antifreeze mixture will aid in cooling and protect against unexpected freeze.
Antifreeze mixtures are beneficial
and
scale formation and are beneficial
seal.
WATER:
water
that is soft,
of
an antifreeze mixture
Do
not
use straight
or
as free as possible from scale forming minerals.
of
50/50 is recommended for year round use.
water
this can be deterimental
to
the engine's cooling system in that they retard rust
to
the service life
of
to
the aluminum engine
the freshwater circulating pump
Antifreeze Concentration
Freezing Temperature
ANTIFREEZE
%
13
23
(-5) (-10) (-15) (-20) (-30) (-40) (-58)
PROTECTION
23
30
CHART
35 45
50
60
14 5 -4 -22 -40 -58
43
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OPERATING
YOUR
GENERATOR
o
~~
____
~_________o
Instrument Panel
1.
PREHEAT-Depress
the
PREHEAT
switch. The voltmeter, panel lights, gauges and
meters and fuel solenoid will be activated. The
accordance with the chart presented below.
to
Preheat according
the following chart:
Atmospheric Temperature
+41°F (+5°C)
+41°F (+5°C)
+23°F(-5°C)
Limit
of
or
higher
to
+23°F
or
lower
continuous use
(-SOC)
C
GENERATOR
PRF;HUT
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Start/Stop Panel
PREHEAT
switch should be depressed in
Preheating Time
Approx.
Approx. 20 seconds
Approx. 30 seconds
One minute
0
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STOP
:f~"UI
a
W
...
o
10 seconds
2.
STARTING:
While still depressing the PREHEAT switch, depress the
the start solenoid. Panel power and the fuel solenoid will be activated.
firing, release the
ST ART switch.
pressure reaches 15 psi. Then as long as the high
protective circuits
do
not activate, the set will remain energized and continue
Should the engine not start when the S T ART switch
release both switches and wait
starter for more than 30 seconds.
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START switch. This will engage
Upon engine
Do
not release the
PREHEAT
water
temperature and low oil pressure
is
depressed for 10
switch until the oil
to
run.
to
20 seconds,
30 seconds; repeat the procedure above. Never run
the
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WARMING
UP:
Once the engine starts, check instruments
for proper oil pressure,
and generator
AC
Allow the engine to warm
DC battery charge
output.
up
for approximately 5 minutes before applying
an
amperage
load. Note: There may be some unstable operation during warm up with a cold unit.
Check that the engine/generator are
operating without any abnormal noise
or vibration.
STOPPING:
Remove the AC electrical load from the
generator and allow the generator
run for 3 to 5 minutes
operating temperatures. Depress the
STOP switch and hold
generator
Now
is
completely stopped.
release the STOP switch.
to
stabilize its
it
until the
45
to
Apply a light amperage load to the generator
and allow the engine operating temperature
to come up to
140
0
- 150
0
F (60
0
- 65
0
C)
before applying a heavy load.
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GENERAL RULES:
1.
Before starting the generator for the day's run, be sure
around checks". (See page
2.
Service intervals
read the hour meter and record the reading
3.
Before attempting
thoroughly
to
Some service jobs are simple while the others are not; for complicated or difficult
of
kinds
service, rely on expert knowledge
facilities at your local truck and generator service center.
4.
Warm-Up. Once the unit has started on the initial cold start
the engine
to
Note: Some unstable running may occur in a cold engine. This condition should
abate as normal operating temperature is reached and when a load
DO
Note:
NOT operate the generator unit for lengthy periods
load being placed on the generator.
ROUTINE SERVICE
to
carry out "walk-
41.)
in
get a
hours refer
to
service the engine, read the instructions
full
understanding
to
the hour meter reading. On a daily basis,
in
your log book.
in
this manual
of
the extent and nature
of
service engineers, and service
of
routine service.
of
the day, allow
warm up for 5-10 minutes before applying any heavy loads.
is
applied.
of
time without a
5.
Loading. Apply loads systematically, not
to each load before applying the next
6.
Stopping. Remove major loads f['.nr.
to
unit
run loaded for approximate:}
Depress the stop switch and hold it
stop, then release the switch.
SAFETY RULES:
1.
Never attempt
2.
Wear the proper safety equipment such as goggles for example as called for
each special job. Use only the right kinds
3.
When servicing DC electrical equipment, be sure
4.
Highly inflammable liquids are often used as cleaning fluids. When using such
fluids, be sure to make necessary provisions for avoiding fire hazards. Good
commercial, nonflammable solvents are preferred.
5.
Do
not attempt
all
4t
once. Allow the unit to adjust
bad.
the::
gene~';"!'~or
~:
R'
mi:.1utes
ciet-'ressed
to
perform any service while the engine
of
to
service the
AC
generator with the engine running.
to
until the engine comes
hand tools.
one at a time. Allow the
stabilize engine temperatures.
to
a complete
is
running.
to
disconnect the battery.
Use with proper ventilation.
by
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ROUTINE
Rely on
hour
SERVICE
meter
to schedule maintenance
SCHEDULE
ITEM
EVERY
1.
Walk-around inspection.
2.
Crankcase
3.
Fuel Tank
4.
Radiator
5.
Fuel FilterlWater Separator
6.
Starting battery
1.
Lube Oil
SERVICE
10 OPERATING HOURS OR
FIRST
See Page
Check
Check
Check coolant level
expansion tank. (Cold Engine)
Check for any contaminants and clean
as needed.
Check electrolyte level and make sure
cables have tight, clean connections.
50
OPERATING HOURS
Initial lube oil change should be performed.
oil
fuel
41
level
level
DAILY
in
the sump.
in
the tank.
in
the radiator and
2.
Lube oil filter
3.
Generator
4.
Fuel filter element
5.
Engine no load speed
6.
Fan Belt
7.
Air cleaner
47
Initial
Check that AC connections are clean and
secure. Check that
Initial change
Check engine no load speed and adjust
necessary. (61.5 - 62.0 Hertz)
Adjust fan belt tension 1/2 - 3/8 inch
deflection.
Check and clean element.
oil
filter change should be performed.
AC
leads are not chaffing.
of
engine fuel filter element(s).
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ROUTINE SERVICE SCHEDULE CONTINUED
•..
ITEM
1.
Lube Oil
2.
Lube
oil
3. Air Filter
4. Fan Belt
1.
Fuel Filter(s)
2.
Radiator
filter
EVERY
EVERY
SERVICE
100 OPERATING HOURS
Change engine lube
Change lube oil filter
or
Check, clean
Adjust fan belt tension as needed. Check
condition
replace as needed.
of
belt. Replace as needed.
250 OPERATING HOURS
Replace
fuel pump (if applicable) and
mounted cartridge filter.
Clean any obstructions from radiator
Check radiator hoses and tighten clamps.
fuel
filter elements
oil.
in
electric
in
engine
fins.
EVERY
1.
Cylinder Head Maintenance Retorque cylinder head and rocker shaft,
Check DC charge from alternator.
Check pulley mounting and attachment
of
alternator to engine.
Check security and tightness
bolts and wire connections.
1000 OPERATING HOURS
Remove radiator, have professionally
cleaned and pressure tested. Repair or
replace as needed. Replace coolant mixture
if needed.
fuel
of
injectors
nuts,
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1.
Engine Oil Change
SERVICE ITEMS
Remove
through
is attached
forward side
oil should be removed while the engine
is still
through
When replacing the hose in its bracket
be sure
2.
Replacement
When removing the used oil filter, cover
the filter with a plastic bag containing a few
cloth rags
both the filter element and spilled oil
collected cleanly without spilling oil
engine.
reduces
keep
The replaceable cartridge-type oil filter
requires no cleaning inside.
the
lubricating oil
the
sump oil drain hose( this
to
a bracket on the right
of
the engine). The lube
wann
so it will flow easily
the
drain hose.
to
securely reinstall the end cap.
of
the Oil Filter
or
paper towels. This will allow
(Oil
or
any other fluid on the engine
the
engine's cooling ability. Please
your
generator's engine clean.)
out
to
on
be
the
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When installing the oil filter element,
apply a thin coat
the rubber gasket
filter onto the threaded oil filter stub, and
then tighten the filter firmly by hand.
NOTE: Generic filters are not recommended. The material standards
tolerances
genuine parts.
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of
on
of
important items on generic parts might be entirely different from
clean engine oil
the oil filter, screw the
to
50
OIL
Oil Filter and Oil Drain System
or
DIU.'H
SYSTEW
Page 54
3.
Filling the Oil Sump
Add fresh oil through the oil filter cap
on the valve cover. After refilling with oil,
run the engine for a few moments while
checking the engine's oil pressure. Make
sure there
oil filter
is
no leakage around the new
or
from the oil drain system.
Stop the engine. Wait a minute to allow
the oil
of
to
settle. Then check the quantity
oil with the dipstick. Fill to, (but not over),
the high mark on the dipstick,
engine requires additional
4.
Torquing Cylinderhead Bolts
SERVICE ITEMS CONTINUED ....
if
the
oil.
UPPER
(HoNHnL
LOWER
LIMIT
L£un)
LIMIT
Tighten the cylinder head bolts according
Make sure the engine
then tighten
it
between
25KW, or 80-85 Ib-ft (11.0
next head bolt
in
is
cold when this
85
to 90 Ib-ft. (11.8 to 12.5 kg/m) for the
to
the sequence.
is
11.8 kg/m) for the BTDAR
to
the sequence shown in the illustration below.
done, and loosen one head bolt one-half turn and
BED
20KW AND
15
KW. Then proceed
to
the
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5.
Valve Clearance Adjustment
(.012 inches -
.3
mm cold, intake and exhuast)
Note: Retorque the cylinder head bolts before adjusting the engine's valves.
SERVICE
ITEMS
CONTINUED ....
For the
Position
BTDAR
the
CENTER (TDC)
15
KW, BEDR 20 KW and 25 KW Engines:
No. 1 Piston at TOP DEAD
on
its compression stroke
and adjust the #1,2,3, and 6 valves (see the
illustration to the right).
Position
the
No.4
piston at TDC
of
its
compression stroke and adjust the #4, 5, 7
to
and 8 valves. The valves are numbered 1
of
from the front
6.
Torquing Cylinderhead Bolts 32
the engine
to
the back
BEDR
8
Tighten the cylinder head bolts according to the sequence shown
sure the engine
is
cold when this
is
done. Loosen one bolt at a time one-half turn, then
apply the torque. Tightening Torque: 80-85Ib-ft (11.0-11.7 kg-m)
in
the illustration. Make
8
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7.
Valve Clearance Adjustment
Note: Retorque the cylinder head bolts before adjusting the engines valves.
For the 32 BEDR engine:
SERVICE ITEMS CONTINUED ....
Position the No.1 piston at
TOP DEAD
CENTER (TDC) on its compression stroke and
adjust the valve clearance:
Brushless, four pole, revolving field, single bearing
1800 RPM
1500 RPM*
1 or 3
Ventilation Self - ventilated (fan cooled)
Cooling
Air Requirements
15
KW
& 20
32
KW
KW
& 25
KW
450-500 CFM
525-550 CFM
Ambient Temp., Max.
Insulation
Number
of
Poles
Stator Leads: 3 Phase
1 Phase
Class F
4
or
6
6
or
12
3 or 4
*Voltage and
At
1500 RPM, any given generator will provide a voltage and KW rating equal
rating at
50
HZ
(1500 RPM).
KW
are 5/6
of
rating at 1800 RPM.
1800 RPM. Consult manufacturer
if
a higher voltage
of
KW rating is needed at
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Volts:
is
used
to
This potentiometer
adjust output voltage. At proper engine operating speed,
the output voltage should be held
output and from power factor
l.0
Stability:
Regulator Adjustments
at
± 2% from a
no
load condition to full rated generator
- 0.8 with engine drive speed variations
of
up
to
-6%.
This potentiometer permits variation
of
the regulator's response
to
generator load changes
so as to limit over compensation and obtain a minimum recovery time to the normal
voltage output.
Amp-Hertz: (Adjustment sealed)
These two adjustments are used
voltage regulator that are indicated
1.
Delayed overload protection (yellow LED)
2.
Low
speed protection (red LED)
conjunction with the two protection circuits
by
the illumination
of
a colored LED.
in
the
in
Each system has an intervention threshold which can be adjusted using a potentiometer.
Each
of
the two circuits reduces excitor voltage to safeguard the excitor windings and
prevent overheating.
of
The overload protection system has a delay which permits temporary overloading
as
generator during times such
motor start up or other similar load surge demands. The
the
regulator also has a third LED (green), that glows during operation to indicate correct
of
operation
the regulator with the generator.
Note: When changing from
50 hertz operation, remove the 60
to
hertz jumper bar from the regulator
board. Regulator
20 BEDR, 25 BEDR and the
the
PN# 039640
32 BEDR.
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60 hertz
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for
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BTDAR
NO LOAD
GENERATOR
VOLTAGE
(Single Phase)
ADJUSTMENT
Voltage adjustment is made with the generator regulation being governed by the
compound transformer.
1.
The selector switch must be
2.
Operate the generator, apply a moderate load momentarily and remove it. Note the
voltage output from the generator's 120 volt
voltage should be between 121-124 volts at
in
the COMP position.
leges) (220 volt 50 hertz). The no-load
60.0 hertz (222-228 volts at 50.0 hertz).
NOTE: The no-load voltage should
be
adjusted with the engine shut
off.
the voltage after applying a momentary load to excite the transformer. The
is
voltage produced by the generator after this momentary load
If
voltage.
this voltage does not
fall
within the specified range, shut down the
removed
engine and adjust the voltage.
3.
To raise or lower the voltage, shims
placed or removed from under the steel laminated bar on top
of
varying thickeness (nonconductive material) are
of
the compound
transformer. The material used for shimming should not soften at temperatures
176°F (80°C) range. A small reduction
by
accomplished
gently tapping the top
between the existing shims and the transformer core.
in
no-load voltage
of
the laminated steel bar to reduce the gap
(l
to 3 volts) can sometimes be
(.001 inch
of
shim thickness will vary
voltage 4-6 volts AC.)
Measure
is
no-load
in
the
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TO
ENSURE
TO
THAT
THE
THE
GENERATOR
GROUND
CASE
LEAD
IS
FROM
THE
PROPERLY
Page 74
BTDAR
OPTIONAL
An
optional solid-state voltage regulator (board #34410) is available to use with the BT
series generators. When installed, and the regulation switch
GENERA
VOLTAGE
TOR
(Single Phase)
REGULATOR
is
moved to the ELEC
position, the regulator works together with the standard compound transformer regulator
to
regulate the generator's voltage output. In the ELEC mode, the regulator provides
excitation to the group 1 exciter windings, and the transformer provides excitation
to
the
group 2 exciter windings.
Installation
1.
The regulator is mounted using existing tapped holes
(2) M4 x 0.7 mm screws, each
15
mm
long, with lock washers to mount the regulator
in
the generator's case. Use two
board.
2.
Connect the 6 prong generator plug to the receptacle on the regulator board.
NOTE: The plug
is
keyed to engage the regulator receptacle
in
one direction.
Check this and insert it correctly.
3. Before moving the selector switch
produced by the generator when
LOAD
voltage should be adjusted down to between 114 -118 volts following the
to
the ELEC position the NO-LOAD voltage
in
the COMP position will have
to
be adjusted. The NO-
procedures for BTDAR Generator No Load Voltage Adjustment.
4. Move the selection switch into the ELEC position. Adjust the regulator board
potentiometer to set No-load voltage at 120-122 volts at 60 hertz (220 - 224 volts at 50
in
hertz). The regulator board is operating
should maintain voltage output within
parallel with the compound transformer and
± 5 percent from No-load
to
Full-rated.
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ENGINE TROUBLESHOOTING
Introduction
The tables which follow indicate troubleshooting procedures based upon certain problem
indicators, the probable causes
the problems, and the recommendations
to
overcome
of
these problems.
Note that the engine's control system (electrical system) is protected by a 20-Ampere
of
manual reset circuit breaker located on a bracket on the right side
of
forward
the generator's end plate. The preheat solenoid
STOP switch, which may be mounted on the same bracket
is
close by, as
or
on the back
the engine, just
is
the emergency
of
the standard
instrument panel, depending upon the model.
PROBLEM
PREHEAT
switch is
depressed: no panel
indications, fuel solenoid
electric fuel pump and
preheat solenoid not
energized.
START switch
is
depressed: no starter
engagement.
PROBABLE CAUSE
Battery switch not on.
20-Amp circuit
breaker tripped
Connection
to
solenoid
faulty.
Faulty
START switch.
Faulty solenoid.
VERIFICATION/
REMEDY
Check switch and/or
battery connections.
Reset Breaker;
if
breaker trips again,
check preheat
solenoid circuit and
run circuit for shorts
to
ground.
Check connection.
Check switch with
ohmmeter.
12
Check that
Volts
are present at starter
solenoid connection.
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Low batteries.
72
Check battery
connection.
Check battery
charge state.
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PROBLEM
PROBABLE CAUSE
VERIFICA
REMEDY
nONI
Poor
ST ART switch is
depressed:
Engine cranks and Defective
connections to
fuel solenoid or no voltage
fu'el
solenoid.
does not start. No fuel
to injectors.
No ignition: cranks but Faulty fueling system.
does not start; fuel solenoid
energized.
Check for
12
volts to
fuel solenoid on
injection pump and
connection.
12
Check that
Volts
are present on the
injection pump.
Remove solenoid
from the pump and
test separately
1.
Check for fuel to
generator engine.
2.
Check for air
in
fuel system. Allow
system to self-bleed.
3.
Fuel lift pump
faulty. Check for
12VDC at pump.
Check ground
connection.
Failure to stop.
STOP switch failure.
73
4.
Filters clogged.
(Replace filters and
allow system to selfbleed by depressing
only the PREHEAT
switch).
by
Stop engine
depressing emergency
STOP switch on
engine or manually
unplugging
connection to fuel
solenoid on injection
pump.
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PROBLEM
PROBABLE
CAUSE
VERIFICATIONI
REMEDY
Engine
Stops.
Engine stops.
Low
oil pressure
or
overheated.
Low
oil pressure
switch opens.
High water temperature
switch opens at
too
low
a temperature.
20-Amp circuit breaker
tripping.
Check oil level; check
fresh water coolant.
Check gauge reading
for indication
of
cause.
Check for satisfactory
operation with switch
bypassed. Check with
ohmmeter.
Check for satisfactory
operation with switch
bypassed. Check with
an ohmmeter.
Check for high DC
amperage draw during
operation. Ensure
switch is not overly
to
sensitive
heat which
would cause tripping.
Emergency
or
STOP switch in panel
STOP switch
defective, opening fuel run
solenoid circuit.
Switches and/or wiring.
Check operation
of
switch with an
ohmmeter.
all
Inspect
wiring
for loose connections
and short circuits.
Inspect switches for
proper operation
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PROBLEM
PROBABLE CAUSE
VERIFICA TIONI
REMEDY
Battery not charging.
Battery runs down.
Battery runs down.
Alternator drive.
Oil
pressure switch.
High resistance leak to
ground.
Check drive belt
tension. Be sure
alternator turns freely.
Check for loose
connections.
Check
output with voltmeter.
Ensure
present at
12
Volts are
EXC
terminal.
Observe
if
gauges and
panel lights are
activated when engine
is not running. Test
the oil pressure
switch.
Check wiring. Insert
sensitive
(0-.25 Amp)
meter in battery lines.
(Do not start engine.)
Remove connections
and replace after short
is located.
Low resistance leak.
Alternator
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Check
all
wires for
temperature rise to
locate fault.
Disconnect alternator
at output, after a good
battery charging.
If
leakage stops, remove
alternator and bench
test. Repair
or
replace
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PROBLEM
PROBABLE CAUSE
VERIFICATION/
REMEDY
Engine slows and stops
Engine will not shut
down when stop switch
depressed.
Fuel starvation
DC Circuit Fault.
Check fuel filter for
contamination. Check
of
operation
fuel
pump. Check fuel
tank vent is clear.
Check for
DC
feed
through DC charging
regulator. Disconnect
exc. led. Then
depress stop switch.
Check for faulty stop
switch.
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TORQUE
BTDR BEDR BEDR BEDR
15.0KW
SPECIFICATIONS
(lb-ft)
20.0KW 25.0KW
32.0KW
Cylinder
Cylinder
Head
Head
Connecting Rod
Main
bearing
Camshaft
Camshaft
Idler
Gear
Injection
Rocker
Timing
Rear
Arm
Gear
Oil Seal
Cap
thrust
gear
Pump
Assembly 80-85
Cover Bolts 12-17 12-17
Cap
Cover
Cap
plate 12-17 12-17 12-17
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Gear
Nut
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2-3
2-3
2-3
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80-85 80-85 80-85
45-51 46-69 46-69
17-23 17-23 17-23
29-51
29-51 29-51 29-51
80-85 80-85
12-17 12-17
11-15
11-15 11-15 11-15
Oil Pan Bolts 5-9 12-17 12-17
Oil
Pump
Oil
Pump
Fresh
Crankshaft
Glow
Injector
Injection Nozzle to Body 58-72
Injection
Intake
Exhaust Manifold Nuts
Back
Flywheel Bolts 95-137
Damper
Cover
Bolts 6-9
Pipe 6-9 6-9
Water
Pump
Bolts 12-17 12-17 12-17
Pulley Nut 145-181
Plug
to
Head
Pipe
Flare
Nut
7-11 7-11
'"
18-22
Manifold Nuts 12-17
12-17 12-17
Plate Bolts
Bolts
24-35
14-20
6-9 6-9 6-9
6-9
253-289 253-289 282-304
7-11
*
** **
29-36 58-72
18-22 18-22
12-17
12-17 18-22
20-24
24-35 24-35
80-85 95-137 95-137
14-20 14-20 14-20
80-85
2-3
55-60
80-85
12-17
45-51
17-23
80-85
12-17
6-9
12-17
7-11
29-36
18-22
20-24
24-35
*BEDR 25KW and BTDR 15KW generator sets use injector screwed into the head for
which the torque value
**BEDR 20KW and 32KW generator sets use an injector bolted to the head for which
the torque value
is
12
is
42 to
51
lb-ft.
to
17
lb-ft per bolt, tightened evenly.
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TABLE OF STANDARD HARDWARE TIGHTENING TORQUES
Unless stated otherwise for a specific assembly, use the following torque values when tightening standard hardware.
Grade 4
6nun bolt head/nut
bolt head/nut
Snun
10 nun bolt head/nut 1.25
10 nun bolt head/nut 1.5
12
nun bolt head/nut 1.25 (ISO)
12
nun bolt head/nut
12
nun bolt head/nut 1.75
13
nun bolt head/nut
14
nun bolt head/nut
14
nun bolt head/nut
16
nun bolt head/nut
16
nun bolt head/nut
Grade6T
6nun bolt head/nut
bolt head/nut
Snun
10
nun bolt head/nut 1.25
10 nun bolt head/nut
12
nun bolt head/nut 1.25 (ISO)
12
nun bolt head/nut
12
nun bolt head/nut
Grade ?T. 8T and 8.8
6nun bolt head/nut
Snun bolt head/nut 1.25
10
nun bolt head/nut
10
nun bolt head/nut
12
nun bolt head/nut 1.25 (ISO)
12
nun bolt head/nut 1.5
12
nun bolt head/nut 1.75
13
nun bolt head/nut
14
nun bolt head/nut 1.5
14
nun bolt head/nut
16
nun bolt head/nut
16 nun bolt head/nut
Pitch
1
1.25
1.5
1.5
1.5
2
1.5
2 51.4
1 4.3 - 6.5
1.25
1.5
1.5
1.75 34.7
1
1.25
1.5 26.8 - 37.6
1.5
2
1.5
2
Ib-ft kg-m
5.1
2.9 -
7.2 -
11.61.0 - 1.6
13.7 - 22.4
\3.0 - 21.7 1.8 - 3.0
25.3 - 39.8 3.5 - 5.5
25.3 - 39.8 3.5 - 5.5
21.7 - 36.2
32.5 - 50.6
36.2 - 57.9
34.0 - 55.7 4.7 - 7.7
54.2
-79.6
-76.7
10.8 - 15.9
21.7-32.5
19.5 -
30.4 2.7 - 4.2
36.2 - 57.9
36.2 - 50.6 5.0
-49.2
5.8 - 8.7
14.5 - 21.7
2S.9 - 39.8
54.2 - 75.9 7.5 - 10.5
50.6 -65.1
43.4 -61.5
57.9 - 86.8
72. 3 - 108.5
68.7 - 101.3
108.5 - 166.4
101.3 - 159.1 14.0 - 22.0
0.4 - .07
1.9-3.1
3.0 - 5.0
4.5 - 7.0
5.0 -
S.O
7.5 - 11.0
7.1
- 10.6
0.6 - 0.9
1.5 - 2.2
3.0 - 4.5
5.0 - 8.0
-7.0
4.8 - 6.S
0.8 - 1.2
2.0 - 3.0
4.0 - 5.5
3.7 - 5.2
7.0 - 9.0
6.0 - 8.5
8.0 - 12.0
10.0 - 15.0
14.0
9.5 -
15.0 - 23.0
Grade 5 cap screw
1I4UNC
114
UNF
5116
UNC
5116
UNF
3/8 UNC
3/8 UNF
7116
UNC
7116
UNF
1/2
UNC
112
UNF
Westerbeke Generators
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11
9 11-\3
18
- 20 2.5 - 2.8
21 -23
33
28 30 -
35
44
-49
50 -
55
68
-73
73 -80
1.2
1.5 - 1.8
2.9 - 3.2
3.7-4.6
4.1
6.1
6.9 - 7.6
9.4 -
10.1-11.1
- 1.5
-4.8
- 6.8
10.1
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