Proper storage of the Container Generator during long periods of inactivity is important. Please follow the guidelines below to ensure it can be quickly put back into service when needed.
1. Fuel System Preparation of Container Generator
Stabilize Fuel: Add stabilizers to diesel tanks to prevent microbial growth and oxidation.
Drain or Fill: Completely drain fuel lines or keep tanks fully filled to avoid condensation-induced corrosion.
2. Container Generator & Battery Care
Oil Replacement: Change engine oil before storage to remove acidic byproducts.
Battery Disconnect: Remove batteries and store them in dry, temperature-controlled environments with periodic charging.
3. Environmental Protection
Moisture Control: Use desiccant packs inside the Container Generator to absorb humidity.
Rodent Prevention: Seal exhaust pipes and air intakes with metal mesh to block pests.
UV Protection: Cover outdoor units with breathable tarps to shield against sunlight degradation.
4. Periodic Maintenance of Container Generator
Monthly Inspections: Check for leaks, tire pressure (if wheel-mounted), and structural integrity.
Component Lubrication: Grease hinges and moving parts to prevent rust.
System Exercise: Run the generator at 50% load for 30 minutes quarterly to lubricate internal components.
5. Recommissioning Steps
Container Generator Pre-Start Checks: Verify fluid levels, reconnect batteries, and inspect fuel quality before reactivation.
Test Run: Gradually increase load to identify potential issues after prolonged storage.
By adhering to these protocols, Container Generator can remain reliable despite long dormancy periods.
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