SEAT BELT GP 2405037 - Caterpillar

TYPE="LEVEL" DEPTH="1" @@@-->The Generator Set Power Module requires the same maintenance procedures and schedules as a standard generator set, but extreme operating conditions may require modified maintenance routines. The operating conditions should be monitored to ensure proper maintenance schedules are followed.The implementation of a well-managed maintenance program should:* Minimize downtime.* Reduce engine operating costs.* Increase engine life.Caterpillar has determined that it is almost always less expensive to repair a component or engine before either fails. This is especially true when repairs are performed at the recommended intervals. There are several reasons for this:* Cost of the repair or replacement of failed item, versus minimal rebuild cost, if it has not failed.* Cost of related damage, caused by failure.* Cost of additional labor to repair the failure and the related damage, and to clean up the engine.* Cost of unscheduled downtime and lost productivity, while the repair is done.* Cost of additional worn or damaged parts that would have otherwise been reusable.If excessive wear is identified at the recommended interval, contact your Caterpillar dealer. The dealer will review your maintenance practices and operating conditions to help you to establish a "before failure" repair interval. Also, if the wear is minimal at the recommended inspection/maintenance interval, your dealer can advise you whether longer intervals are recommended.There are two publications that outline preventive maintenance schedules for Power Module generator sets.SEBU6103, Maintenance Management Schedules - Industrial and EPG Diesel EnginesSEBU6042, Operation and Maintenance Manual - Recommended Preventive Maintenance Schedule for Standby Generator SetsPlease consult these manuals prior to operation.