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Things to Know About Rebuilding Diesel Generators

Aug. 03, 2023

Dingbo Electricity Equipments is proud to provide full generator engine repair and rebuilding services to clients with functioning generators but failing engines in order to prolong the life of the machine.

 

A rebuild has several stages:

Table of Contents

Fluid Draining

Disassembly

Reconditioning

Testing

Rebuilding

Testing


When should I have my generator engine rebuilt?

Fluid Draining

Before any work can be done on the rebuild, all fluids must be drained from the existing engine.

 

Disassembly

After removing the engine from the body of the generator, each piece will be taken apart, cleaned, and labeled. If a piece has recently been replaced or in good shape, it will be cleaned and set aside for reassembly.

 

Reconditioning

Reconditioning occurs during routine generator maintenance visits: after a certain amount of running time, the components of your unit including cylinder heads, coolers, pumps, and turbochargers will need to be reconditioned with fluids replaced and parts checked for any underlying issues including security of bores, cracks in parts and appearance of cylinder heads. Parts that can be used for your generator will be included, with all fluids replaced.

 

Testing

After each piece is labeled, it will be tested for effectiveness. If the piece is no longer functional, it will be properly disposed of or recycled. Pieces that have recently been replaced in the engine will be put aside and used in the final product.

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Rebuilding

After determining which pieces your new engine will need, a technician will begin repairing and rebuilding the entire generator engine, performing testing throughout the process to ensure that the final build will work properly. Each piece will need to be checked against the original manufacturer’s standards and when necessary replaced with OEM components.

 

Testing

After a final round of testing to make sure the rebuilt engine is fully functional, the engine is reinstalled in the generator.

 

When should I have my generator engine rebuilt?

You should have your engine rebuilt if you are experiencing issues including gas leaks, draining batteries, sputtering engines, or falling functionality. A rebuilt engine can extend the life of your generator and is less expensive than a full replacement of the unit.

 

If you are reliant on generator power and need an emergency backup generator, we can help you with a generator rental while we repair your engine.

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Guangxi Dingbo Generator Set Manufacturing Co.,Ltd. as the leading manufacturer of diesel generator set, we specialize in producing, assembly, testing, installation, commissioning, sale and maintenance of the diesel genset.

 

We supply multiple brands of generator set, such as: Cummins, Volvo, Deutz, Doosan Daewoo, MTU, Ricardo, Perkins, Shangchai, Weichai, Baudouin, Yuchai, etc. The style of genset is diverse, such as: container generator, trailer generator, mobile generator, portable generator, and silent generator, open type generator, etc. Besides, we also supply design and construction of the noise reduction project up to the customer's requirements.

 

We have CE,ISO,CQC certificate, and also have independent import and export right.

 

If you are experiencing problems with your generator engine, contact Dingbo Electricity Equipments to have the unit inspected and the engine rebuilt.

 

For questions or a quote about rebuilding your generator’s engine, welcome to contact us today.

 


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