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Weekly Generator Test Log Sheet

This document is a weekly generator test log that contains checklists to test a generator before, during, and after running it. It records information like the building address, generator size, voltage, amperage, frequency, temperatures, fuel and fluid levels, hours of operation, and room conditions. Technicians use it to check systems, gauges, noise, vibration, fluid levels, and cleanliness while the generator is running and after it shuts off.

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Weekly Generator Test Log Sheet

This document is a weekly generator test log that contains checklists to test a generator before, during, and after running it. It records information like the building address, generator size, voltage, amperage, frequency, temperatures, fuel and fluid levels, hours of operation, and room conditions. Technicians use it to check systems, gauges, noise, vibration, fluid levels, and cleanliness while the generator is running and after it shuts off.

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Weekly Generator Test Log

Building Address: Generator Size: Kw

Voltage

Amperage

HZ Frequency

Coolant Temperature C

Coolant Level

Oil Pressure

Oil Level

Fuel Level Main Tank

Fuel Level Dry Tank

Hours @ Start

Hours @ Stop

Room Temperature

AB

AC

BC

Full Low

PSI

Full Low

./ 10

./10

Note: Test to be performed with the normal supply to the transfer switch in the "off position" To be performed before test.

Tested By:_____________________________________

To be prepared while generator is running.

Check Lubricating Oil Level Check Coolant Level Check Operation of Fuel Transfer Pump Examine All Systems for Leakage Check Battery Electrolyte Level Check Specific Gravity Check Electrical Connections for Tightness, Leaks and Sulphation Check Cleanliness and Dryness Between Terminal Posts Check Governor Control Linkages Check Fan Belts and Protective devices Check all Annunciating Lamps for Malfunction Check Run Time meter and Report Hours Drain all Condensation off the Muffler Check Emergency Battery Lights

Check all Gauges and Report Check Ventilation System Check Thermostat Operation Listen for Undue Noise or Vibration Check Generator Brushes for Sparking Check for Bearing Seal Leakage Check that Transfer Switches Have Transferred
To be Performed After Test

Re-Check Oil Level Re-Check Annunciating Trouble Lights Check That Fresh Air and Exhaust Dampers are Closed Check Room Temperature Check Battery Charger Check all Maintenance Material

Clean & Sweep the Room


Note: Maintenance Personnel are to Wear Ear and Face Protection While in the Generator Room Spare Maintenance Material: Minimum 6 Litre Lubricating Oil; 1 Fuel Filter; 1 Air Filter; Rags; Granular Absorbant

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