Manual VT-8 Kubota 60Hz - GB - TL131-01-08-07

OWNER’S MANUAL
Mod. VT-8 8mt 4x1000W

METAL HALIDE
TL131-01-08-07
MOTOR KUBOTA 18-09-2017
VT-8 8mt 4x1000W METAL HALIDE
INDEX
1. CE MARK............................................................................................................................ 5
2. USE & MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................... 5
3. GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................. 5

3.1 EQUIPMENT DOCUMENTATION OF THE LIGHTING TOWER ........................................ 5
4. QUALITY SYSTEM ............................................................................................................. 6
5. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY WITH CHECK LIST .................................................... 6
6. SAFETY SIGNS .................................................................................................................. 7
7. SAFETY REGULATIONS TO OBSERVE............................................................................ 9

7.1 BEFORE THE USE OF MACHINE ..................................................................................... 9
7.2 EARTHING ARRANGEMENTS ......................................................................................... 9
7.2.1 Requirements .............................................................................................................. 9
7.2.2 Commentary ...............................................................................................................10
7.3 DURING THE MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................12
7.4 DURING THE TRANSPORT .............................................................................................12
8. GENERAL DANGER INFORMATION ................................................................................13
8.1 DANGER OF BURN..........................................................................................................13
8.2 DANGER OF ELECTROCUTION .....................................................................................13
8.3 DANGER OF ENTANGLE ................................................................................................13
8.4 WARNING OF FIRE OR EXPLOSION DURING OPERATIONS OF REFUELING ............13
8.5 NOISE ..............................................................................................................................13
8.6 EXHAUST GASES ...........................................................................................................13
9. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE..................................................................14
10. PERIOD OF INACTIVITY ...................................................................................................14
11. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ...........................................................................................15

11.1 ALTERNATOR .................................................................................................................15
11.2 GENERATOR ...................................................................................................................15
11.3 ENGINE............................................................................................................................15
11.4 LIGHTING TOWER ..........................................................................................................16
11.5 RAISING AND LOWERING ROPE ...................................................................................16
11.6 900 KG MANUAL WINCH..................................................................................................17
11.7 SPECIFICATION OF THE WINCH ...................................................................................17
11.8 FLOODLIGHT ..................................................................................................................18
11.9 FLOODLIGHT ..................................................................................................................19
11.10 LAMP................................................................................................................................20
12. LIGHTING FOOT PRINT DIAGRAM ..................................................................................21
13. IDENTIFICATION OF EXTERNAL COMPONENTS ...........................................................22

13.1 LIGHTING TOWER COMPOSITION ................................................................................22
14. CONTROLS DESCRIPTION ..............................................................................................24
14.1 COMMAND PANEL ..........................................................................................................24
14.2 BATTERY .........................................................................................................................26
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14.3 FUEL TANK ......................................................................................................................27
14.4 CHECK ENGINE OIL LEVEL ...........................................................................................28
14.5 CONTROL WATER LEVEL IN THE RADIATOR ...............................................................29
14.6 CHANGE ENGINE OIL .....................................................................................................30
15. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ...........................................................................................31
15.1 LIGHTING TOWER POSITIONING ..................................................................................31
15.2 CONNECTING OF THE BATTERY ...................................................................................31
15.3 EARTHING .......................................................................................................................31
15.4 PRELIMINAR CHECKS ....................................................................................................31
15.5 ENGINE STARTING .........................................................................................................32
15.6 RUNNING IN ....................................................................................................................32
15.7 USE OF MACHINE ...........................................................................................................32
15.8 INDICATORS DESCRIPTION ..........................................................................................33
15.9 REMARKS ........................................................................................................................33
15.10 USE OF THE LIGHTING TOWER.....................................................................................35
15.11 USE OF THE LIGHTING TOWER.....................................................................................37
15.1 STOPPING THE ENGINE.................................................................................................38
16. ENGINE MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................39
16.1 REPLACEMENT OF FUEL PRE-FILTER ..........................................................................40
16.2 CLEANING THE FUEL FILTER POT ................................................................................40
16.3 FUEL FILTER CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT ..................................................................41
16.4 ENGINE OIL .....................................................................................................................42
16.5 CHECKING LEVEL AND ADDING ENGINE OIL ...............................................................42
16.6 CHANGING ENGINE OIL AND REPLACING THE OIL FILTER CARTRIDGE ...................43
16.7 RADIATOR .......................................................................................................................44
16.8 CHECKING COOLANT LEVEL, ADDING COOLANT .......................................................44
16.9 CHANGING COOLANT ....................................................................................................46
16.10 AIR CLEANER ..................................................................................................................46
17. LIGHTING TOWER MAINTENANCE .................................................................................48
17.1 LUBRICATION OF THE ROLLERS ..................................................................................48
17.2 LUBRICATION OF MAST SECTIONS ..............................................................................48
17.3 LUBRICATION OF STABILIZERS ....................................................................................48
17.4 LUBRICATION OF THE WINCH .......................................................................................48
17.5 CHECK OF STEEL CABLES ............................................................................................48
18. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ...........................................................................................49
18.1 MAIN TROUBLES.............................................................................................................49
19. REPLACE THE LAMP AND FLOODLIGHT GLASS ..........................................................56
20. SPARE PARTS ..................................................................................................................57

20.1 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR COMMAND PANEL ................................................................57
20.2 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR COMMAND PANEL WITH EEC / ICFT SOCKET ....................59
20.3 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR ENGINE SUPPORT ................................................................60
20.4 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR BASE ......................................................................................61
20.5 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR CARPENTRY..........................................................................63
20.6 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR TELESCOPIC MAST ..............................................................65
20.7 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR FLOODLIGHTS GROUP ........................................................67
20.8 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR FLOODLIGHTS GROUP ........................................................68
20.9 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR ALTERNATOR .......................................................................69
20.10 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR SLOW TOWING .....................................................................71
20.11 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR SLOW TOWING WITH HOOK D.76........................................72
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20.12 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR SLOW TOWING WITH AMORTIZED AXLE, HOOK D.76 .......73
21. WIRING DIAGRAM ............................................................................................................74
21.1 ALTERNATOR / LAMP CONTROL ...................................................................................74
21.2 BALLAST ..........................................................................................................................75
21.3 ENGINE CONTROL .........................................................................................................76
21.4 ENGINE............................................................................................................................77
21.5 LAMPS .............................................................................................................................78
21.6 TERMINAL BOARD ..........................................................................................................79
22. WARRANTY .......................................................................................................................80
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1. CE MARK
The CE mark (European Community) certifies that the product complies with essential
safety requirements provided by the applicable Community Directives.
2. USE & MAINTENANCE

Dear Customer, many thanks for the purchase of our product. In this manual are contained
all the necessary informations for use and the general maintenance of the lighting tower.
The responsibility of the good operation depends on the sensibility of the operator.
Before install the machine and however before every operation, read carefully the following
manual of instruction and use. If this manual were not perfectly clear or comprehensible,
contacted directly GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l. at the number:
+39 0382 567011
The present manual of instruction is integrating part of the machine and must follow the
cycle of life of the machine for 10 years from the putting in service, also in case of transfer
of the same one to another user.
All the specifications and pictures of the present catalogue are subject to
modifications without prior notice.
3. GENERAL INFORMATION
The lighting tower is designed, produced and tested to meet the European rule and to
reduce at the minimum the electrical risks in compliance the actually laws.
GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l. declines every responsibility deriving by the
modification of the product not explicitly authorized for enrolled.
3.1 EQUIPMENT DOCUMENTATION OF THE LIGHTING TOWER

Together at this manual we are supplying the following documents:
 Instruction manual and use for the lighting tower (this manual).
 Engine use and maintenance manual.
 Alternator use and maintenance manual.
 Check list for the lighting tower.
 CE declaration of conformity.
 Warranty certificate.
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4. QUALITY SYSTEM
In order to guarantee a high quality standard in products, processes and managerial
practices, the Company obtained the ISO 9001 certification.
GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l. is able to develop in-house all structures
manufacturing every components, planning an producing it inside, with the most modern
robotized an computer controlled machinery. To guarantee to our clients an extreme quality
products, every product being tested singularly and equipped of all necessary
documentation for use it in autonomy.
Our staff is always careful with customers’ need. GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l.
keeps on looking for new solution which protect our principle of easy employment and which
make our factory the leader trade our mark in Europe.
5. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY WITH CHECK LIST

Together at this manual we are supplying the “Conformity Declaration”, a document which
attests the conformity of the machine in your possession to the EEC enforced directives.
It is also attached the “Check list”, to the inside of which it is indicated a series of controls
carried out at the moment of the machine’s check
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6. SAFETY SIGNS
These signs inform the user of any danger which may cause damages to persons.
Read the precautions and meant described in this manual.
Danger signs Meant
 Read the instruction handbook before use the

machine.
 Danger of electric discharges.

 Consult the manual.
 Attention injurious exhaust gases for the health.

 Maintain one sure distance from the emission zone.
 Danger of burns.
 Don’t touch the exhaust collector and the engine when
the machine is in motion.
 Danger: don’t open when the engine is hot
 Stop the engine before refueling it.

 Use only diesel fuel.
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 Danger possible spillage of corrosive substances
 Danger of hand crush
Prohibition signs Meant
 It is prohibited to clean, to lubricate and to regulate

organs in motion.
 It is prohibited to extinguish fires with water, use only

extinguishers
 It is prohibited to use free flames
Information signs Meant
 This sign indicates the position of a point of machine

raising.
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7. SAFETY REGULATIONS TO OBSERVE

The manufacturer is not responsible of any damage at things or person, in
consequence at the inobservance of safety norms.
7.1 BEFORE THE USE OF MACHINE
 It is advised to wear protective clothes, gloves, safety shoes, stoppers for the acoustics
protection.
 It is recommended the correct acquaintance of operation for all the commands of the
lighting tower.
 It is recommended to the authorised staff to consultate all warnings and dangers
described into this manual.
 Predispose the barriers placed to 2 meters of distance around the lighting tower in order
to prevent to the staff non-authorized to approach itself the machine.
 Ensure yourself that the lighting tower is not feeded and that there are not any parts in
movements.
 It is allowed the use of the lighting tower only at a qualified staff.
 Read the segnaletic plates applied on the machine.
7.2 EARTHING ARRANGEMENTS
7.2.1 Requirements
 Earthing arrangement shall be carry out accordingly to site current regulations. It is
user’s responsibility to determinate the requirements and/or applicability of local or
national code which governs earthing practice.
 Earthing arrangement setup shall be supervise and/or carried out by skilled personnel,
according to local regulations.
 Earthing arrangement shall be of the highest integrity and of strong construction to
ensure that it remains safe and will not endanger the health and safety of operator or
their surroundings.
 The unit provides supplementary protection through the Residual Current Device (RCD);
one pole of the single-phase generator, and the relevant metallic enclosures are
connected electrically-mechanically to the Main Earth Terminal (MET).
 For earthing arrangements within UK please, refer to BS 7430:2011 Code of practice.
 Earthing should be executed whenever practicable, but is not required for generating
sets ratings below 10 kW.
 GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l. recommends to connect the MET (main earth
terminal), installed on the unit, to true earth by means of earthing conductor.
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 Connections to true earth examples; the followings are examples of feasible methods,
using:
 1) an earth rod driven to a proper depth;
 2) the earth terminal of an adjacent fixed installation;
 (3) permanent structural steelwork;
 4) exposed reinforcement bars in concrete foundations or structures;
 (5) a suitable metallic structure known to be earthed.
 Connection of MET to true earth shall be made, by means of earthing conductor, to the
site system means of earthing
 The earthing conductor shall be not less than 6 square millimetre cross section.
 The resistance of such a conductor, including contact resistance, shall not exceed 0,2
Ohms.
 An instructed/informed person shall regularly inspect the earthing conductor integrity.
Damage/interruption of earthing conductor could lead to danger.
7.2.2 Commentary
 As required by IEC 60364, HD 60364, the earthing conductor sizing has been suggested
taking as reference the prescriptions for protective conductors, see table below.
 Residual current devices (RCD) on the unit may be used for 2 purposes, namely:
 1) for insulation-monitoring of the system which has complete metallic enclosure of
circuit conductors;
 2) for user protection in case of contact between a live conductor and true earth or
metallic enclosure.
 Application (2) above, demands that the electrical system is referenced to true earth to
enable an RCD to operate correctly on the first fault to true earth.
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 It is recommended that an earth electrode resistance, where practicable, should not

exceed 200 Ω. This is a general advice but take into account that, for rod electrodes, it is
vertical depth that should be encouraged to enhance safety of installation.
 As reference, the resistance of a rod Rr in ohms (Ω) may be calculated from the formula:
 Where:
 ρ is the resistivity of soil, in ohm meters (Ωm);
 L is the length of the electrode, in meters (m);
 d is the diameter of the rod, in meters (m).
 When soil measurements is not practicable, refer to table below.
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7.3 DURING THE MAINTENANCE
 Turn always off the machine before any maintenance operation.

 Extraordinary maintenance must always be carried out by authorized staff.
 Before any maintenance operation on the floodlights, disconnect the feeding and wait
the cooling of the lamps.
 Use always dispositives of protection adapted to you.
 The fluid of battery contains sulphuric acid which is extremely corrosive and harmful to
the skin. Always wear protective gloves and be extremely careful to avoid spillage when
pouring the acid.
 Contact with engine oil can damage your skin. Put on gloves when using engine oil. If
you come in contact with engine oil, wash it off immediately.
7.4 DURING THE TRANSPORT
 Use EXCLUSIVELY the predisposed point of raising, where present.

 The raising hook, where present, must be exclusively used for the temporary raising and
not for suspension in air of the machines for a long time.
 The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage caused by negligence during
transport operations.
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8. GENERAL DANGER INFORMATION
8.1 DANGER OF BURN
 Do not touch with the hands the hot surfaces, like silencers with relatives extension and
engine body when it is in function.
 Do not touch the floodlights when are lighted.
 Use always gloves appropriate to you.
8.2 DANGER OF ELECTROCUTION
 Do not touch parts in tension, it may causes mortal shock.

 Do not touch the electric cables when the machine in function.
8.3 DANGER OF ENTANGLE
 Do not remove the protections placed on the rotating parts, on the air intakes and over
the belts.
 Do not clean or execute maintenance operation on moving parts.
 Use appropriate clothes during the use of the lighting tower.
8.4 WARNING OF FIRE OR EXPLOSION DURING OPERATIONS OF REFUELING
 Turn off the engine before refueling operation.

 Do not smoke during the refueling operation.
 The refueling operation must be effected in way that not discharge the fuel from the
tank.
 In case of discharging of the fuel from the tank, dry and clean the parts.
 Check that there isn’t any discharge of fuel and that the tubes are not damaged.
8.5 NOISE
 Use stoppers or caps for the acoustic protection from strong noises.
8.6 EXHAUST GASES
 The exhaust gases are injurious for the health. Maintain a sure distance from the
emission zone.
 In case the generating set of the lighting tower came used in closed places, make sure
that the exhaust gases can be dispersed without impediments in the atmosphere.
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9. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE

The lighting tower VT-8 has been studied taking in consideration 3 fundamental
characteristics:
 enough contained dimensions
 high reliability
 quality of the constructive materials
The constructive materials in uses guarantee not only an extreme strength of the tower, but
they are also synonymous of longevity, in fact these materials are protected against
oxidation like rust. The possibility to lowering the tower is the fundamental factors in the field
of the movement and the transports. The tower can be installed and used by a single
operator in the maximum safety. The floodlights used on tower, complete with lamps, are
made from the best producers in the world and carefully checked.
10. PERIOD OF INACTIVITY

If the machine has to be stopped for a long period (more than one year), we suggest to
keep the oil, the fuel and the coolant to the inside of engine, in order to avoid oxidizing
effects; we suggest to disconnect also the battery cables. When the machine turns to work
again, the liquids must be replaced, the battery must be charged; the belts and their state
the pipes, the rubber hoses and their resistance must be checked and a visual inspections
of the electric connections must be done.
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11. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
11.1 ALTERNATOR
Model Linz Alumen LF
11.2 GENERATOR
Model Synchronous
Single phase voltage 8 kVA – 230 V

Single phase auxiliary 2,5 kVA – 110 V-120 V-127 V
Frequency 60 Hz
Cos  1,0
Insulation class H
Mechanical protection IP 23
11.3 ENGINE
Make/Type Kubota D1105-E

Number of cylinders 3
Displacement 1123 cm3
Power “NB intermittent” 15,4 HP
Engine speed 1800 r.p.m.
Cooling Water
Fuel Diesel
Starting system Electric
Oil sump capacity 4,5 l
Radiator capacity 4l
Fuel tank capacity 75 l
Consumption 265 g/kWh
Noise level 93 Lwa
Battery 12 V - 44 Ah
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11.4 LIGHTING TOWER
Maximum height 8 mt
Raising Manual
Section 7
Rotation Section 340°
Electrical coiled cable 9G2,5 mmq
Electrical cable of floodlights H07RN-F
Maximum wind stability 110 km/h
Minimum dimension 2650 x 1300 x 2460 (with trailer)
(L x W x H mm)
Minimum dimension 2710 x 1300 x 2460 (trailer with hook d.76)
(L x W x H mm)
Maximum dimension 2650 x 2460 x 8000 (with trailer)
(L x W x H mm)
Maximum dimension 2710 x 2460 x 8000 (trailer with hook d.76)
(L x W x H mm)
Weight with dray 716 kg (with trailer)
Weight with dray 792 kg (trailer with hook d.76)
11.5 RAISING AND LOWERING ROPE
Rope type AZ150/06ACAR

Rope diameter 6 mm
Outer wires diameter 0,38 mm
Weight per meter 0,145 Kg/m
Construction 6X(12+(6)+6+1)F+lWrc
Type of lay Right hand ordinary lay
Tensile strength 2160 N/mm²
Preformed Yes
Protection of wire rope Galvanized class B
Minimum breaking load 28,16 kN
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11.6 900 Kg MANUAL WINCH
Treatment Hot-galvanization
Maximum load 900 kg
Traction Rotate in clockwise direction
Release Rotate in counterclockwise direction
11.7 SPECIFICATION OF THE WINCH
 WARNING!!! The maximum load of the winch is 900 kg. It is important that the
entire structure of the lighting tower does not come modified in order not to
compromise of the stability and the functionality of the winch.
 The winch is provided by an automatic pressure brake with anti-slip mechanism that
consents an easy and uniform raising and lowering of the telescopic mast. The reducer
is lodge protected from every impurity; the new side cover eliminates the chine and
protect it from dust.
 A new procedure of construction with the aid of CNC Machines assures the maximum
quality and robustness, thanks also to the use of new valuable materials; the life of the
winch is increased thanks to the strengthening of the frame.
 The protection of the external surface has been improved thanks to a new yellow
coloured galvanization.
 WARNING!!! It is important that, for any problems there were imperfections or
damaged parts, the user does not proceed to the raising of the mast until to the
resolution of such problems in collaboration with the staff of GENERAC MOBILE
PRODUCTS S.r.l.
 WARNING!!! Verify, at every use, that the steel cable winds correctly up on the
drum hub. It is necessary to prevent that the steel cable kinks itself in improper
way on the winch, eventually helping itself with the hands, protected by gloves, to
“address” the steel cable. Check that the cable is lubricated and that it doesn’t
generate friction along its way.
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11.8 FLOODLIGHT
Lamp Metal halide

Power 4x1000 W
Degree of protection IP 66
Constructor material of the body Die-cast aluminium
Constructor material of lamp holder Ceramic
Reflector Polished and anodized aluminium 99.85
Cable gland Stainless steel
Optical case opening system Stainless steel clips
Dimensions (L x H x D mm) 404 x 260 x 328
The floodlight is provided by tempered glass and silicone seals. Closing hooks and external
nuts and bolts in stainless steel. The casing’s protection against corrosion is ensured by
Alodine 1200 chromate treatment and polyester powder coating for outdoors in graphite
grey finishing. The frame is equipped with special drains to prevent water from
accumulating.
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11.9 FLOODLIGHT
Lamp Metal halide

Power 4x1000 W
Degree of protection IP 66
Constructor material of the body Aluminium
Constructor material of lamp holder Ceramic
Reflector Polished and anodized aluminium
Cable gland Stainless steel
Optical case opening system Stainless steel clips
Dimensions (L x H x D mm) 415 x 325 x 270
Materials and process characteristics: Casing molding of high purity aluminum, anodized,
corrosion-resistant, high strength with good heat dissipation High temperature silicone
sealing gaskets, with superior anti-corrosion properties. 5mm tempered glass with
excellence light transmission properties apply to 7J force. High-strength bracket with
polyester spraying processing, corrosion-resistant and durable. Anti vibration system to
improve lamp bulb spending period.
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11.10 LAMP
The metal halide lamps used in the floodlights of the lighting tower allow to a greater lighting
system regarding the traditional halogen lamps and concur to an inferior energetic
consumption beyond to one duration much elevating of near 8000 hours.
The metal halide lamp is a high intensity discharge lamp based on the emission of
electromagnetic cancellation from part of a ionizated gas plasma. The ionization of the gas
is obtained for means of a discharge electrical worker (from which the name) through the
gas.
The metal halide lamps derive from the high pressure sodium vapor lamps with the added of
thallium, Indian, dysprosium, holmium, cesium, thulium, which they improve the yield of the
colors of the sodium lamps, and give one temperature to their color much elevated
(4000-5600) K. Their chromatic yield renders them particularly adapted where there is the
necessity of having a light perfectly white. For being ignited they need of apposite igniters
and injectors that produce impulses of tension between 0,75 and 5 kV and for the
attainment of the full light flux, in phase of ignition, they are necessary few minutes.
In case of accidental putting out it is necessary to wait the cooling of the lamp
(about 15 minutes) before a new ignition, because of the high tension that would be
necessary for a hot ignition.
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12. LIGHTING FOOT PRINT DIAGRAM
ILLUMINATED AREA
3800 m²
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13. IDENTIFICATION OF EXTERNAL COMPONENTS
13.1 LIGHTING TOWER COMPOSITION
3 4
1 8
Items Description
1 Lifting points
2 Lighting tower command panel door and inspection motor
3 Lifting hook
4 Floodlights
5 Floodlights blocking rotation pin
6 Air inlet grill
7 Trailer for slow towing
8 Floodlights control panel with power supply 110 V – 120 V – 127 V 60 Hz
single phase
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14
13
12 15
11
10
16
9 17
18
Items Description
9 Extractable stabilizers
10 Engine inspection motor
11 Floodlights rotation handles
12 Telescopic mast
13 Winch
14 Gas exhaust outlet
15 Radiator and oil level inspection door
16 Air outlet
17 Lifting points
18 Fixed stabilizer
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14. CONTROLS DESCRIPTION
14.1 COMMAND PANEL
21
22
20 23
19
24
Items Description
19 Emergency stop button
20 Main earth terminal
21 110 V - 120 V - 127 V 60 Hz 16 A 2p+E EEC single phase socket
22 110 V - 120 V - 127 V 60 Hz 15 A ICFT single phase socket
23 16 A push button circuit breaker control 110 V – 120 V - 127 V 60 Hz socket
24 Power Connector lamps
It is possible, at the same time, to use the lighting tower and to capture current from the
single phase socket 110 V - 120 V - 127 V 60 Hz EEC/ICFT (21-22). It is recommended not
to exceed the plate data.
Connect up to the generator using plugs that fit the sockets and cables in excellent
condition.
The minimal section of connection cables must be choose in relationship to the voltage, to
the installed power and to the distance between source and uses.
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27 28 29 30 31
26 32
25 33
34
Items Description
25 32 A RCBO combined RCD/MCB device
26 Fuel gauge – Monitor fuel level
27 Battery charge signal lamp
28 Low oil pressure signal lamp
29 Hour meter
30 High water temperature signal lamp
31 Preheater signal lamp
32 Starting key
33 10 A circuit breaker for lamps switch
34 Serial number
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14.2 BATTERY
35
Items Description
35 44 Ah 12 V battery
The machine is supplied with the battery not connected.

Connect the battery with cables already predisposed making attention the correct polarity.
The battery fluid contains sulphuric acid which is extremely corrosive and harmful to the
skin. Always wear protective gloves and be extremely careful to avoid spillage when pouring
the acid.
If the machine has to be stopped for a long period, we suggest to disconnect the battery.
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14.3 FUEL TANK
36
Items Description
36 Fuel tank cap
Fill up the tank of diesel fuel respecting the tank capacity (lt. 75). The fuel reserve is
indicated by the instrument (26) placed on the command panel.
Always turn off the engine before any operation of refueling.
The operation of refueling must be done in way that there isn’t any discharge of fuel from
the tank.
keep the fuel in the tank, in order to avoid oxidizing effects.
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14.4 CHECK ENGINE OIL LEVEL
37
38
Items Description
37 Engine oil cap
38 Oil level indicator
Check the engine oil level before starting or more than five minutes after stopping.
Do not discharge polluting liquids in the atmosphere.
keep the oil into the engine in order to avoid oxidizing effects.
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14.5 CONTROL WATER LEVEL IN THE RADIATOR
39 40
Items Description
39 Radiator and oil level inspection door
40 Radiator cap
Lift the cover (39) to control the water level.

The coolant will last for one day’s work if filled all the way up before operation start;
therefore check the coolant level before every operation.
In order to avoid personal injury do not remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot.
When the engine is cold, loose the cap slightly to the stop to relieve any excess of pressure
before removing cap completely.
keep the coolant into the radiator in order to avoid oxidizing effects.
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14.6 CHANGE ENGINE OIL
41
Items Description
41 Drain out engine oil cap
Remove the drain plug at the cap of the engine (41), and drain all the old oil.
Drain oil will drain easier when the oil is warm.
Contact with engine oil can damage your skin. Put on gloves when using engine oil. If you
come in contact with engine oil, wash it off immediately.
Change oil (4,5 l oil sump capacity) after the initial 50 hours of operation and every 200
hours thereafter.
Do not discharge polluting liquids in the atmosphere.
keep the oil into the engine in order to avoid oxidizing effects.
Above 25° C SAE 30 - SAE 10W-30 - SAE 10W-40

Between 0° C and 25° C SAE 20 - SAE 10W-30 - SAE 10W-40
Below 0° C SAE 10W - SAE 10W-30 - SAE 10W-40
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15. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
15.1 LIGHTING TOWER POSITIONING

Choose an open location and very ventilated taking care that the discharge of the exhaust
gases happens far from the work-zone.
Check that there is a complete change of air and the hot air expelled don’t circulate into the
group in way that it’s caused a dangerous elevation of the temperature.
Predispose the barriers placed to 2 meters of distance around the lighting tower in order to
prevent to the staff non-authorized to approach itself the machine.
15.2 CONNECTING OF THE BATTERY

The machine is supplied with the battery not connected.
Connect the battery switch (35).
15.3 EARTHING
Prescriptions and requirements listed at chapter 7.2 shall be fulfilled.

If required, connect the unit to the true earth, through the MET (Main Earth Terminal) (20).
Connection to true earth, if needed, shall be made by means of a copper cable with a
minimum cross-section of 6 mm².
The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage caused by failure of the
earthing.
15.4 PRELIMINAR CHECKS

At the moment of purchase, the machine is supplied of engine oil, water in the radiator.
Before every next use, verify the relative levels.
Check that the circuit breakers (33) placed into the door are in “OFF” position.
Make sure that any load is connected to the plug 110 V - 120 V - 127 V 60 Hz (21-22)
Make sure that the emergency stop button (19) is rearmed. If it doesn’t, turn the grip handle
in clockwise direction.
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15.5 ENGINE STARTING
Position the starting key (32) on the first step, wait few second and start the engine by
moving key completely in clockwise direction.
Note: If the engine falls to start, turn the key to the OFF position and wait 10 seconds before
operating the starter again.
Let the engine to run for about 5 minutes to warm it up.
The engine is set at (1800 r.p.m.) therefore it is not necessary to make any adjustment.
For more information refer to the use and maintenance of the engine.
15.6 RUNNING IN
For the first 50 hours of operation of the machine do not employ more than 70% of the
maximum power indicated in the technical specifications. In this way a proper engine
running in is guaranteed.
15.7 USE OF MACHINE
RCD/MCB.
The unit is equipped with an Earth Leakage Magneto Thermic Circuit Breaker (RCD/MCB)
(25) which guarantees user protection against direct and indirect contacts. Reference
standard prescribes automatic disconnection of the supply for protection against direct and
indirect contacts.
Warning!
In order to guarantee RCD/MCB proper operation, the lighting tower shall be connected to
the true earth. Earthing shall be carry out as described in 15.3 and 7.2 chapters.
Verify periodically the operation of the RCD/MCB (25), by pressing the “TEST” 0 button
placed on the front panel.
It is possible, at the same time, to use the lighting tower and to draw current from the single
phase socket 110 V - 120 V – 127 V 60 Hz (21-22). It is recommended not to exceed the
plate data.
Connect up to the generator using plugs that fit the sockets and cables in excellent
condition.
The minimal section of connection cables must be choose in relationship on the tension, to
the installed power and the distance between source and uses.
The hour meter exclusively indicates the hours of working of the engine because it only
works with the engine in motion. It could be a reference for the periodic ordinary and
extraordinary maintenance of the machine.
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15.8 INDICATORS DESCRIPTION

The generating set is equipped by a protection (DAS) that turn off the machine after 20
seconds from the survey of a failure, signalled visually by the signal lamps placed on the
command panel. When the trouble is removed, a new starting will clear the memory of the
DAS.
Low oil pressure.
When the engine oil pressure is too low, the light comes on (28). Check the engine oil level.
High water temperature.
When the engine water temperature is too high, the light comes on (30). Check the engine
water level.
No battery charge.
When the alternator don’t not charge the battery or the battery does not hold loads, the light
comes on (27). Check the alternator and the battery.
Low fuel level.
When fuel level probe, the “DAS” switch off the machine. Periodically verify the fuel level by
the monitor (26). Fill up the tank with the fuel level is low.
15.9 REMARKS
It is important that the operator will be always careful at every eventual disadvantage had at
usury or breakdown.
It is necessary that the use of the lighting tower will be effected from expert personnel,
careful at eventual structural disadvantage, seen the size of the structure.
It is advised to do always a visual check and general at every use, above all at those parts
always in movement and subjected at usury.
The expert user must not permit to anybody to stay near to the lighting tower, when it is in
function.
Let always wide space round to the lighting tower.
It is recommended to place the base the most possible in plan in order to facilitate the
regulation of the stabilizers (make reference to the spirit level placed on the frame (Fig. 1).
(Fig. 1)
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It is also recommended to place the structure in a stable place, verifying the

consistence of the earth to allow a sure support to the stabilizers.
Pull the hand brake if the tower is supplied of undercarriage for towing.
It is allowed the use of the lighting tower only at a qualified staff.
Before to use the lighting tower it is recommended to the authorised staff to consultate all
warnings and dangers described into this manual.
The manufacturer is not responsible of any damage at things or person, in
consequence at the inobservance of safety norms.
Before any operation on the machine ensure yourself that the lighting tower is not feeded
and that there are not any parts in movement.
For the electrical connection between the floodlights and the command panel of the lighting
tower it has been used a turn cable 9G2,5 mmq placed to the inside of a cylinder that allows
a comfortable sliding.
The electrical connections are simplified so as to concur the uncoupling of the command
panel for a check and an eventual maintenance or substitution of damages pieces. It is also
possible to remove and to replace the cruise of the lighting tower. For the electrical
connection of the floodlights we are previewed plastic boxes with degree of protection IP56.
In case of use of the lighting tower in adverse acclimatizes situations, with too much low
temperatures or high, take care to the turn cable and its normal sliding to the inside of the
cylinder because the cable is subject to momentary structural deformation.
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15.10 USE OF THE LIGHTING TOWER

Tilt manually the floodlights unscrewing the lever (Fig. 2) placed on the support of the
floodlight.
Rotate the floodlights in the position you prefer, in function of the type of lighting you want to
obtain.
(Fig. 2)
Release the pins from their hole (Fig. 3) and then proceed manually to the extraction of
stabilizers until the pins lock the exit of the tubular (Fig. 4); check that the pins go into the
respective seats of blocking of the tubular.
Lower the stabilizers through the handle (Fig. 4-A).
(Fig. 3) (Fig. 4)
4-A
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Lower rear stabilizer by loosening the blocking lever (Fig. 5).

Make reference to the spirit level for the correct stability of the structure (Fig. 6).
Warning!!! Do not raise the tower if all stabilizers are not correctly extracted.
(Fig. 5) (Fig. 6)
Before use the machine it’s recommended the correct acquaintance on operation for all the
commands of the lighting tower.
Start the engine like described at the chapter “15.5 ENGINE STARTING”.
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15.11 USE OF THE LIGHTING TOWER

Before raise up the mast check that the 2 reference the “arrow” correspond. (Fig. 7-D).
Pull the locking pin of the mast (Fig. 7-B) in way to concur the rotation of it. For simplify the
rotation they are predisposed two handle (Fig. 7-C). The blocking happens re-inserting the
pin.
Raise the tower to the best solution used the manual winch (Fig. 7-A) rotating the crank in
clockwise direction. Arrived to the maximum height sections stop to raise and will result
impossible continue to operate on the winch. The attainment of the maximum height is
evidenced by a red wrap placed on the base of the mast.
Light the first lamp (Fig. 8) and allow 2 minutes for it to warm up, then light the next lamps,
remembering to allow each lamp to warm up for 2 minutes.
Rotate the mast on the opportune way to place the lighting beam in the desiderate position.
For simplify the rotation there is predisposed one handle (Fig. 7-C)
Pull the locking pin of the mast (Fig. 7-B) in way to concur the rotation of it. The blocking
happens re-inserting the pin in one of the many centers predisposed along the spin ring.
The mechanical block concurs to stop the spin to 340°.
(Fig. 7) (Fig. 8)
7-C
7-D
7-B
7-D
7-A
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In case of accidental putting out it is necessary to wait the cooling of the lamp (about
15 minutes) before a new lighting, because of the high tension that would be
necessary for a hot ignition.
WARNING: it is strictly prohibited to close the stabilizers when the lighting tower is
in vertical position at the maximum height.
WARNING: the lighting tower is prearranged to withstand 110 km/h wind at the
maximum height. In case of using in windy places, be careful and lower timely the
telescopic mast.
15.1 STOPPING THE ENGINE

At the end of use lower the telescopic mast through manual winch rotating the crank in
anticlockwise direction until all the telescopic section are contained into the first one.
Disconnect the loads.
Switch off all the lamps through the circuit breakers (33).
Wait that the engine works in these conditions for approximately 1 minute, then turn the
starting key (32) to the stop position.
In emergency case it is possible to stop the generating set by pressing the stop button (19).
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16. ENGINE MAINTENANCE

In order to preserve the engine performance strongly suggests following the maintenance
operations and the maintenance schedules reported in the engine “Operator’s manual” at
chapter “MAINTENANCE”, in order to avoid troubles and a consequent power loss of
generating set.
SERVICE INTERVALS
Interval Item
Check of fuel pipes and clamp bands @
Every 50 hours Replacement of fuel pre-filter
First change of engine oil
Cleaning of air cleaner element *1 @
Cleaning of fuel filter
Every 100 hours
Check of battery electrolyte level
Check of fan belt tightness
Check of radiator hoses and clamp bands
Replacement of oil filter cartridge @
Every 200 hours Replacement of engine oil
Check of intake air line
@
Removal of sediment in fuel tank
Every 500 hours Cleaning of water jacket (radiator interior)
Replacement of air cleaner element
Every 800 hours Check of valve clearance
Every 1500 hours Check of fuel injection nozzle injection pressure *3 @
Check of injection pump *3 @
Every 3000 hours
Check of fuel injection timer *3 @
Replacement of air cleaner element *2 @
Every year
Check of electric wiring
Replacement of radiator coolant
Replacement of radiator hose
Every 2 years
Replacement of fuel pipes *3 @
Replacement of intake air line *4 @
*1 Air cleaner should be cleaned more often in dusty conditions than in normal conditions.
*2 After 6 times of cleaning.
*3 Consult your local Kubota Dealer for this service.
*4 Replace only if necessary.
@ The items listed above are registered as emission related critical parts by Kubota in the
U.S. EPA non road emission regulation. As the engine owner, you are responsible for the
performance of the required maintenance on the engine according to the above
instruction. Please see the Warranty Statement in detail.
We report here the operations of ordinary engine’s maintenance, for other operations make
reference to “Owner’s manual” of the engine, chapter “MAINTENANCE”.
The hour meter exclusively indicates the hours of working of the engine because it only works
with the engine in motion. It could be a reference for the periodic ordinary and extraordinary
maintenance of the machine.
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16.1 REPLACEMENT OF FUEL PRE-FILTER

Replace the fuel pre-filter with new one every 50 operating hours or so.
Operations:
 Unloose the two clamps with a screwdriver.
 Replace the filter respecting the sense of assembly and tighten the clamps.
 Air-bleed the injection pump if necessary.
(1)PFuel pre-filter.
2 (2) Clamp.
16.2 CLEANING THE FUEL FILTER POT

Every 100 hours of operation, clean the fuel filter. And so on in a clean place to prevent dust
intrusion.
Operations:
 Remove the top cap, and rinse the inside with diesel fuel.
 Take out the element, and rinse it with diesel fuel.
 After cleaning, reinstall the fuel filter, keeping out of dust and dirt.
 Air-bleed the injection pump.
(1) Fuel filter pot.
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IMPORTANT: entrance of dust and dirt can cause a malfunction of the fuel injection pump and
the injection nozzle. Wash the fuel filter cup periodically.
(1) O-ring.
(2) Filter element.
(3) Spring.
(4) Filter bowl.

.
(5) Screw ring.
16.3 FUEL FILTER CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT

Replace the fuel filter cartridge with new one every 400 operating hours or so.
Operations:
 Apply fuel oil thinly over the gasket and tighten the cartridge into position hand-tight.
 Finally vent the air.
IMPORTANT: Replace the fuel filter cartridge periodically to prevent wear of the fuel injection
pump plunger or the injection nozzle due to dirt in the fuel.
(1) Fuel filter cartridge.
(2) Air vent plug.
(3) O-ring.
(4) Pipe jont.
(5) Cover.
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16.4 ENGINE OIL
 CAUTION: To avoid personal injury, be sure to stop the engine before checking the oil
level, changing the oil and the oil filter cartridge.
 NOTE: Be sure to inspect the engine, locating it on a horizontal place. If placed on
gradients, accurately, oil quantity may not be measured.
16.5 CHECKING LEVEL AND ADDING ENGINE OIL

Operations:
 Check the engine oil level before starting or more than five minutes after stopping.
 Detach the oil level gauge, wipe it clean and reinstall it.
 Take the oil level gauge out again, and check the oil level.
(1) Oil filter plug.
(2) Oil level gauge.
(A) Engine oil level within this range is proper.
1
2
 If the oil level is too low, remove the oil filter plug and add new oil to the prescribed
level.
 After adding oil, wait more than 5 minutes and check the oil level again. It takes same
time for the oil to come down to the oil pan.
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16.6 CHANGING ENGINE OIL AND REPLACING THE OIL FILTER CARTRIDGE
 CAUTION: To avoid personal injury be sure to stop the engine before draining the
engine oil and the oil filter cartridge and allow engine to cool down sufficiently; oil can
be hot and can burn.
(1) Engine oil drain cap.
Operations:
 Take a container for the exhaust oil, remove the drain plug at the cap of the engine (1)
and drain all the old oil. Drain oil easier and completely while the engine is tepid.
 Change oil (5,1 l oil sump) after the initial 50 hours of operation and every 200 hours
thereafter.
 Do not discharge the polluting liquids in the atmosphere.
 Detach the old oil filter cartridge with a filter wrench.
(1) Oil filter cartridge.

Remove with a filter wrench (tighten with
your hand).
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 Apply a film of oil to the gasket for the new cartridge.

 Screw in the cartridge by hand. When the gasket contacts the seal surface, tighten the
cartridge enough by hand. Because, if you tight the cartridge with wrench, it will be
tightened too much.
 Add new engine oil up to the upper limit of the oil level gauge.
 After the new cartridge has been replaced, the engine oil level normally decreases a
little. Thus, run the engine for a while and check oil leaks through the seal before
checking the engine oil level. Add oil if necessary.
Above 25° C SAE 30 - SAE 10W-30 - SAE 10W-40

Between 0° C and 25° C SAE 20 - SAE 10W-30 - SAE 10W-40
Below 0° C SAE 10W - SAE 10W-30 - SAE 10W-40
 NOTE: Wipe off any oil sticking to the machine completely.
16.7 RADIATOR
 Coolant will last for one day’s work if filled all the way up before operation start. Make it
a rule to check the coolant level before every operation.
WARNING:
 To avoid personal injury do not remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot. Then
loosen cap slightly to the stop to relieve any excess pressure before removing cap
completely.
 Do not stop the engine suddenly, stop it after about 5 minutes of unloaded idling.
 Work only after letting the engine and radiator cool off completely (more than 30
minutes after it has been stopped).
 If the machine has to be stopped for a long period (more than one year), we suggest to
keep the coolant into the radiator in order to avoid oxidizing effects.
16.8 CHECKING COOLANT LEVEL, ADDING COOLANT
 Operations:
 Remove the radiator cap, and check to see that coolant reaches the supply port.
(1) Radiator pressure cap.
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 If the radiator is provided with a reserve tank, check the coolant level of the reserve
tank. When it is between the “FULL“ and “LOW” marks, the coolant will last for one
day’s work.
(1) Reserve tank.
(A) Full.
(B) Low.
 When the coolant level drops due to evaporation, add water only up to the full level.
 Check to see that two drain cocks; one is at the crankcase side and the other is at the
lower part of the radiator as figures below.
(1) Reserve tank.
(A) Full.
(B) Low.
(1) Coolant drain cock.
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IMPORTANT: If the radiator cap has to be removed, follow the caution above and securely
retighten the cap.
Use clean water and anti-freeze to fill the reserve tank.
If coolant should be leak, consult your local Kubota dealer.
Do not refill reserve tank over the “FULL” level mark.
Be sure to close the radiator cap securely. If the cap is loose or improperly closed, coolant may
leak out and decrease quickly.
16.9 CHANGING COOLANT
Operations:
 To drain coolant, always open both drain cocks and simultaneously open the radiator
cap as well. With the radiator cap kept closed, a complete drain of water is impossible.
 Remove the overflow pipe of the radiator pressure cap to drain the reserve tank.
 Radiator capacity 4 l
PRECAUTION AT OVERHEATING
In the event the coolant temperature is nearly or more than the boiling point (lamp (30) placed
on the command panel), the engine’s protection (DAS) turns off the engine after about 20
seconds.
Take the following actions:
 Do not open the hood and any other part.
 In case of steam blown out, keep yourself and others well away from the engine.
 Let the motor to cool and, checked that there gets no danger such as burn, get rid of
the causes of overheating according to the manual, see “TROUBLESHOOTING”
section.
16.10 AIR CLEANER

As the element of the air cleaner employed on this engine is a dry type never apply oil to it.
 Open the evacuator valve once a week under ordinary conditions-or daily when used is in
a dusty place-to get rid of large particles of dust and dirt.
Operations:
 Wipe the inside air cleaner clean with cloth or the like if it is dirty or wet.
 Avoid touching the element except when cleaning.
 When dry dust adheres to the element, blow compressed air from the inside turning the
element. The pressure of compressed air must be under 686kPa (7kg/cm², 99psi).
 When carbon or oil adheres to the element, soak the element in detergent for 30 minutes
then wash it several times in water, rinse with clean water and dry it naturally.
 After element is fully dried, inspect inside of the element with a light and check if it is
damaged or not. (referring to the instructions on the label attached to the element).
 Replace the element every year or every six cleanings.
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(1) Fuel filter cartridge.
(2) Air vent plug.
(3) O-ring.
(4) Pipe jont.
(5) Cover.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the wing bolt for the element is tight enough. If it is loose dust and
dirt may be sucked, wearing down the cylinder liner and piston ring earlier and thereby
resulting in poor power output.
 EVACUATOR VALVE
Open the evacuator valve once a week under ordinary conditions-or daily when used in a dusty
place-to get rid of large particles of dust and dirt.
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17. LIGHTING TOWER MAINTENANCE

We suggest a frequent cleaning of the machine in order to avoid the presence of dirt which
can compromise the efficiency of the machine. The frequency of this operation tightly
depends on the place where the machine is used.
The extraordinary service operations not mentioned here above require the aid of
specialized technicians.
17.1 LUBRICATION OF THE ROLLERS

For the lubrication of the rollers, use a low temperatures and extremely high speed bearing
grease. We recommend to use SKF LGLT 2 grease, a premium quality fully synthetic oil
based grease using lithium soap. In case of use of an other product, the grease will must
have a base oil viscosity equal to 18 mm²/s at 40°C and to 4,5 mm²/s at 100°C.
17.2 LUBRICATION OF MAST SECTIONS

For the lubrication of the mast sections, we recommend to use a light lubricating oil like
WD40. Spray it on the metal parts of the mast, in order to avoid squeaking and scrapping
noises during the raising and the lowering operations. In case of frequent use, lubricate
every three months.
17.3 LUBRICATION OF STABILIZERS

Grease periodically the stabilizer using a dense grease adapted to sliding system to apply
through the apposite tool to insert in the valves placed on the stabilizer (if previewed). Verify
if the movement of the stabilizer is correctly.
17.4 LUBRICATION OF THE WINCH

The winch has already been lubricated in the works. It is recommended however that the
drive shaft bearing bushes and the drum hub be oiled regularly. Grease the toothed wheel
rim regularly. Ensure that the crank gear is always lubricated.
WARNING!!! Do not oil or grease the brake mechanism.
17.5 CHECK OF STEEL CABLES

It is periodically necessary to verify their conditions and their perfect dragging inside the
pulleys It is recommended to periodically to verify their condition and ensure their correct
position inside the pulleys. It is the Manufactures recommendation that all cables and
pulleys are replaced as required. If the steel cable shows unusual signs of wear or damage,
do not use the lighting tower and contact the GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l.
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18. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Listed below are the most common troubles that may occur during use of the lighting tower
and possible remedies.
If the engine did not have to work correctly, we suggest to follow the maintenance
operations and the maintenance schedules reported in the engine “Operator’s manual” at
chapter “MAINTENANCE”, in order to find and to eliminate the cause of the trouble.
18.1 MAIN TROUBLES
ANOMALY
 Turning the starting key in ON position, no signal lamps ignites and the starting
motor does not work.
CAUSE
The battery switch is disconnected
REMEDY
Connect the battery switch
CAUSE
The battery is disconnected.
REMEDY
Open the door and connect the battery.
CAUSE
The battery is discharge.
REMEDY
Recharge the battery.
CAUSE
The battery is defective.
REMEDY
Replace the battery.
CAUSE
Starting key is failure.
REMEDY
Replace the starting key.
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CAUSE
The starting motor does not work.
REMEDY
Contact a Kubota assistance centre for a check.
CAUSE
The emergency stop button is pressed.
REMEDY
Check that the stop button is reamed. It if doesn’t, turn the grip handle in clockwise
direction.
CAUSE
There are many disconnected cables in the electrical system.
REMEDY
Check visually the electrical system to find the disconnected cables (make reference to the
wiring diagram), eventually contact directly GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l.
ANOMALY
 The starting motor works but the engine does not start.
CAUSE
Possible lack of fuel in the tank.
REMEDY
Refuel the machine.
CAUSE
Fuel filter dirty.
REMEDY
Replace the filter.
CAUSE
The fuel pump does not work.
REMEDY
Check the electrical connection of the pump and eventually contact a Kubota assistance
centre for a check.
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ANOMALY
 The starting of the engine is difficult and there is a insufficient rendering.
CAUSE
The element air cleaner is dirty.
REMEDY
Clean up the element and eventually replace it.
CAUSE
Injection pump wear.
REMEDY
Do not use poor quality fuel as it will cause wear of the pump. Check the fuel injection pump
element and replace it if necessary.
CAUSE
Overheating of moving parts.
REMEDY
Check lubricating oil system.
Check to see if lubricating oil filter is working properly or replace it.
ANOMALY
 Output voltage unstable.
CAUSE
Irregular engine speed.
REMEDY
The engine is set at the exactly speed (1800 r.p.m.), in case of unsetting contact directly
GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l.
CAUSE
The alternator is defective.
REMEDY
Replace the alternator and eventually contact directly GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS
S.r.l.
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ANOMALY
 The machine stops with the oil low pressure signal lamp ignited.
CAUSE
The oil level is low.
REMEDY
Verify the level and add oil if necessary.
CAUSE
The pressure switch is defective.
REMEDY
Replace the pressure switch.
CAUSE
The “DAS” TP0401 protection panel is defective.
REMEDY
Replace the panel.
ANOMALY
 The machine stops with the high water temperature signal lamp ignited
CAUSE
The level of the coolant in the radiator is low.
REMEDY
Verify the level and add coolant if necessary.
CAUSE
Radiator net or radiator fin clogged with dust.
REMEDY
Clean net or fin carefully.
CAUSE
Radiator fan does not work.
REMEDY
Control the fan.
CAUSE
The protection panel “DAS” TP0401 is defective.
REMEDY
Replace the panel.
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ANOMALY
 The machine stops with the battery charge signal lamp ignited.
CAUSE
The battery is defective.
REMEDY
Replace the battery.
CAUSE
The engine’s alternator is failure.
REMEDY
Check it and eventually contact a Kubota assistance centre.
CAUSE
The protection panel “DAS” TP0401 is defective.
REMEDY
Replace the panel.
ANOMALY
 After refueling, the fuel level monitor does not move.
CAUSE
The fuel level monitor does not work.
REMEDY
Check the fuel level monitor and its relative electrical connection.
CAUSE
The floating does not work.
REMEDY
Check the floating and its relative electrical connection. If the sensor is blocked, eventually
replace it.
ANOMALY
 With the engine in motion the hour meter does not work.
CAUSE
The hour meter does not work.
REMEDY
Check the hour meter and its relatives electrical connection.
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ANOMALY
 The automatic earth leakage relay trips during the use of the machine.
CAUSE
It has been a leak of current during the use of the auxiliary socket.
REMEDY
Control the electrical system connected to the auxiliary socket, verify that no values of draw
are not exceeds to you.
CAUSE
Electrical connections interrupted.
REMEDY
Control the external electrical system and contact eventually GENERAC MOBILE
PRODUCTS S.r.l.
CAUSE
Connection to Earth not correctly carried out.
REMEDY
Control that the connection to Earth is adapted.
ANOMALY
 Winch load is not held.
CAUSE
Cable wound up incorrectly, direction of rotation when lifting incorrect.
REMEDY
Lay cable in place correctly.
CAUSE
Brake torn or faulty.
REMEDY
Check brake parts and renew torn parts.
CAUSE
Brake disk damp or oily.
REMEDY
Clean or replace the brake-disks.
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ANOMALY
 Friction disk brake does not open.
 Lowering is difficult.
CAUSE
Brake disk mechanism or brake disks distorted – or crank is stud.
REMEDY
Slacken brake hitting the crank hand lightly using the palm of the hand in anticlockwise
direction (to do this block the gearwheels if necessary, until the crank becomes loose,
grease crank thread).
ANOMALY
 Friction disk brake does not close (load is not held).
CAUSE
Crank not quite wound up during and thus distorted by the hexagonal screw.
REMEDY
Reassemble the crank in correct way.
ANOMALY
 One or more lamps does not light.
CAUSE
Defective or failure lamps.
REMEDY
Before replace the lamp, it is advisable to make a test, installing the lamp that it is
presumed failure in a floodlight with lamp previously working.
ANOMALY
 The lamps fails to light.
CAUSE
The lamps have been accidentally putted out.
REMEDY
The lamps could not be delighted up, it is necessary to wait the cooling of the lamp
(about 15 minutes).
CAUSE
The automatic earth leakage relay has been tripped.
REMEDY
Armed the automatic earth leakage relay.
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19. REPLACE THE LAMP AND FLOODLIGHT GLASS

In case of replacement of the lamps or the floodlight’s glass:
For (11.8) version : open the floodlight through the 4 stainless steel hooks (1), inserting a
screwdriver in the appropriate slots previewed on the hooks. The hooks are with hinge to
support the frame when opened. Replace the lamp or the glass. Close the floodlight’s glass
being careful to position correctly the hooks in their seat.
N.B.: in the 2 inferior floodlights the hooks that support the frame when opened are situated
on the superior side, therefore it is necessary to sustain manually the cover during the
operations of lamp’s replacing.
For (11.9) version: open the floodlight unscrewing the screws placed on the frame. Replace
the lamp or the glass. Close the floodlight re-screwing the screws.
The use of the NARVA-G.L.E. NACHROMA NCT 1000 W 230 V lamp is recommended. If a
lamp by a different manufacturer is used, the same shall necessarily meet the requirements
here below:
Type of lamp: metal halide
Base: E40
Nominal power: 1000 W
Nominal voltage: 230 V – 60 Hz
Operating current: 9,5 ÷ 10,5 A
1
1
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20. SPARE PARTS
20.1 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR COMMAND PANEL
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Items Code Denomination

1 6205 Battery charge signal lamp
2 6184 Female 2 ways faston holder
3 6204 Low oil pressure signal lamp
4 16957 230 V 60 Hz hour meter
5 6203 Water temperature signal lamp
6 6206 Preheater signal lamp
7 14766 4/6 mm² 2 way white terminal board connection
7 16318 2,5 mm² 2 way white terminal board connection
8 16320 2,5 mm² yellow/green 2 conductor terminal board
8 16322 4 mm² yellow/green 2 conductor terminal board
9 12716 4 mm² grey 2 conductor terminal board
10 16319 2,5 mm² grey 2 conductor terminal board
11 11327 Stop terminal board
12 7806-200 Omega
13 13202-07 Electronic panel support
14 8027 TP0401 DAS electronic panel
15 6175 8 A fuse
15 13943 5 A fuse
16 6193 Fuse holder
17 10240 D.20,6 cap
18 1062 PG16 gland
19 13509 Box instruments
20 6730 110 V - 120 V - 127 V 60 Hz 16 A 2p+E EEC single phase socket
21 14151 Cover
22 6727 16 A push button circuit breaker
23 6726 Ring for circuit breaker
24 6725 Rubber circuit breaker protection
25 13271-01 10 poles terminal box
26 13271-02 10 poles male terminal board
27 13271-03 10 poles female terminal board
28 13271-10 10 poles with hook terminal box
29 6188-01 Emergency stop button
30 6189-01 Contact for emergency stop button
31 6840 M8x50 Main Earth Terminal
32 13224-05 Aluminium front plate
33 13202-04 Cover plate
34 7661 D.12x25 rubber wire holder
35 6921 12 V 40 A relay
36 6246 Female 11 ways faston holder
37 6247 Male 11 ways faston holder
39 7806-150 Omega
40 12303 10 A 1 P C (PI 6.0kA) circuit breaker
41 11675-07-Z Circuit breaker support
42 12657 6p Wimex protection
43 15533 32 A Cl. AC RCBO combined RCD/MCB device
44 6150-K Starting key (Kubota engine part)
45 11144 Monitor fuel level
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20.2 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR COMMAND PANEL WITH EEC / ICFT SOCKET

1 6730 110 V - 120 V - 127 V 60 Hz 16 A 2p+E EEC single phase socket
2 14037 110 V - 120 V - 127 V 60 Hz 15 A ICFT single phase socket
3 14038 Protection socket
4 6727 16 A push button circuit breaker
5 6726 Ring for circuit breaker
6 6725 Rubber circuit breaker protection
7 13271-01 10 poles terminal box
8 13271-02 10 poles male terminal board
9 13271-03 10 poles female terminal board
10 13271-10 10 poles with hook terminal box
11 6188-01 Emergency stop button
12 6189-01 Contact for emergency stop button
13 6840 M8 x 50 main earth terminal
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20.3 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR ENGINE SUPPORT

1 8028 Fuel pre-filter
2 8161-Z Spacer for engine
3 - -
4 13465-DX Right engine support
5 13465-SX Left engine support
6 13492 Air filter support
7 10969 Radiator support
8 13466 Engine mount adapter
9 6115 60x50 shock absorber
10 13470-03 Radiator fan protection
11 16540 60x40 shock absorber
12 16533 Alternator support
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20.4 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR BASE
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1 13467 Battery support
2 9303-01 Battery bracket
3 6884 12 V 44 Ah battery
4 7127 Red cover for battery
5 6885 Battery positive terminal
6 6153 Blue cover for battery
7 6886 Battery negative terminal
8 10551 Fuel tank cap
9 7644 Fuel level
10 13468 Fuel tank
11 13187-14 Box instruments support
12 6943 D.25x10 1xM6 rubber protection
13 14225-Z Stabilizer with base plate d. 160
13 12865-Z Stabilizer with base plate d. 250
14 7881-Z Tubular for stabilizer
15 13463 Frame
16 13464 Ballast support
17 16693 1000W 50/60 Hz ballast
18 10192 Ballast stopper
19 6229 Support foot with base plate d. 105
19 12866-Z Support foot with base plate d. 250
20 7507-02 Clamp for foot
21 6249 Plastic cap
22 13974 2500 VA 230/110 V 60 Hz transformer
25 13628 Transformer support
26 16843 Cable kit for 60Hz ballast
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20.5 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR CARPENTRY
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1 13198-03 Bracket for radiator cover
2 13471-02 Radiator cover
3 7324 Rain cover for silencer
4 13511 Discharge silencer
5 6237 Hook M30
6 13471 Top panel
7 7237 Spirit level
8 13204-DX Mast guide flange
9 11687-1 Mast closing flange
10 13204-SX Mast guide flange
11 13200 Support mast position plate
12 8178 Lock pin
13 13225 Joint bracket
14 13193 Front panel
15 13199-02 Alternator cover
16 7531 RSGU1 15/15 clamp
17 7654 Lock pin
18 11588 D.5 rubber bumpers
19 6432 Hinge
20 13194 Side panel
21 13195 Side door
22 13276 Handle with lock
23 13469 Rear panel
24 13470 Radiating grill closing
25 8194 Spirit level protection
26 16306-Z Hook plate
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20.6 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR TELESCOPIC MAST
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1 13206 4P hub for mast 150x150
2 7531 RSGU1 15/15 clamp
3 13205 1° section mast
4 - -
5 10188 Tube duides cable
6 14759-A Winch
7 13354 High Rated 3.3 tonne Steel cable (l 4300 Ø 6)
8 13007 Ø 62 SKF High Rated wheel for steel cable
9 7523 9Gx2,5 mm turn cable
11 11694 Short nylon angular blocking plate
12 11695-Z Upper angular for mast
20 11693 Nylon dowel
21 13353 Ø 60 SKF High Rated wheel for steel cable
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20.7 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR FLOODLIGHTS GROUP

1 16333-02 Electric box support
2 7739 Electric box complete
3 7282 1000 W igniter
4 16333-03 Electric box cover
5 16333-04 Cruise tubular
6 10255 60x60 cap
7 13636-04 H 15 spacer
8 7217 Hand lever
9 10169Z Lower support floodlights
10 10139 Floodlight with glass
11 7266 1000 W metal halide lamp
12 10428 Glass for floodlight
13 16333-01 Plate for floodlight
14 10168Z Upper support floodlights
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20.8 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR FLOODLIGHTS GROUP

1 16333-02 Electric box support
2 7739 Electric box complete
3 7282 1000 W igniter
4 16333-03 Electric box cover
5 16333-04 Cruise tubular
6 10255 60x60 cap
7 13636-04 H 15 spacer
8 7217 Hand lever
9 10169-01-Z Lower support floodlights
10 14984 Floodlight with glass
11 7266 1000 W metal halide lamp
12 14984-01 Glass for floodlight
13 16333-01 Plate for floodlight
14 10168Z Upper support floodlights
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20.9 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR ALTERNATOR
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- 16522 ALUMEN LF 50/60 Hz 8 kVA Linz alternator complete
1 * Frame with stator
2 * B2 rotating inductor
5 E13SE001A Top cover
8 E13KA0890 Rear cover
10 E13VE000C Fan
11 EX411465325 Rear bearing
16 E13KA045AC Wired diode
18 EX561200004 2 stud terminal board
21 * Capacitor
22a E10KA109A Capacitor clamp Ø 40-45
22b E13KA091A Capacitor clamp Ø 50-55
38a E13GE211A SAE discs 6-½
38b E13GE212A SAE discs 7-½
70 EYPM25IP68 Cable press
* When requesting spare parts please indicate the alternator’s code and date of
production.
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20.10 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR SLOW TOWING

1 13201-SX Bracket for fender
2 12846 Fender
3 7243 165/70 R13 wheel
4 13201-DX Bracket for fender
5 13190 Slow towing axle
6 13191 Slow towing rudder
7 14225-Z Stabilizer
8 17071-Z Stabilizer support
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20.11 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR SLOW TOWING WITH HOOK D.76

1 13201-SX Bracket for fender
2 12846 Fender
3 7243 165/70 R13 wheel
4 13201-DX Bracket for fender
8 14122 Hook
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20.12 SPARE PARTS LIST FOR SLOW TOWING WITH AMORTIZED AXLE, HOOK D.76

1 7918 Yellow catadiotor
2 13201-01-SX Bracket for fender
3 12846 Fender
4 14173 155/80 R13 wheel
5 13201-01-DX Bracket for fender
7 14172-01-DX Right adapter for axle
8 14172-01-SX Left adapter for axle
11 14122 Hook
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ROTOR STATOR
5
KUBOTA ENGINE
4
GND
G/V
LG
NG
21. WIRING DIAGRAM
XLT1
XNT1
XA_1
XA_2
XA_Pe
L
L
L
L
L
230
0
21.1 ALTERNATOR / LAMP CONTROL
AC 2.5kVA trafo
fuse
5A 230/120 V
LG
NG
127
0
h
74
10 A LAMP 1
10 A LAMP 2
10 A LAMP 3
10 A LAMP 4
L10
XLT
XNT
16A
L
N
0
0
1
L
2
N
N
3
4
N
L
XL_T
XN_T
XN_60
XB_1
XB_2
XB_3
XB_4
L20
L20
G/V
G/V
G/V
2_6
GFCI 127V 15A 23.09.2017 000 --

CE 127V 16A STF-000244
Pe 1P+N+T
1P+N+T
OPTIONAL VT8 - 4x1000W JM K D1105 F.Z.
120V 60Hz
ALTERNATOR - LAMP CONTROL
1 6
18-09-2017
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1_6
1
2
3
4
N
G/V
21.2 BALLAST
KUBOTA ENGINE
XB_1
XB_2
XB_3
XB_4
XN_60
brn 1
L
2
N
bl
N
brn 1
L
3
BALLAST_L1
gy 2
N
blk 4
D1 D2
bl
N
brn 1
L
3
BALLAST_L2
gy
2
N
blk 4
brn: brown marrone
D1 D2
bl
N
bl: blue blu brn 1
L
3
BALLAST_L3
gy: grey grigio gy 2
N
blk: black nero blk 4
D1 D2
bl
75
3
BALLAST_L4
gy
blk 4
D1 D2
N
N
N
N
D1
D2
D3
D4
CONTROL
G/V
CABINET
XD_1
XD_2
XD_3
XD_4
XN_64
XN_63
XN_62
XN_61
5_6
23.09.2017 000
001 --
STF-000244
VT8 - 4x1000W JM K D1105 F.Z.
120V 60Hz
BALLAST
18-09-2017
2 6
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MONITOR FUEL LEVEL
15.1
15.1
15.1
15.1
DC
15
BATTERY WATER LAMP TIMER fuse
CHARGE 10A
KUBOTA ENGINE
TEMP. DC 12V
15
SIGNAL SIGNAL
6 5 4
85
LAMP
87A
LAMP
K1 OIL 3 2 1
PRESSURE
30
86
SIGNAL
LAMP
21.3 ENGINE CONTROL
15
Start
5 3 4 6
15/54 Key switch
AC AC
S1
51
50 50
19 19
30 30
50
S1
51
Emergency
Stop 19 AC
50 30
PREHEATER
SIGNAL LAMP
76
KEYSWITCH
50
S
HARNESS
4 POLES CONECTOR
(female terminals)
50 REAR VIEW
(vista inserimento cavi)
W
T
-
9
S
50
30
15
11
19
10
XM XM XM XM XM XM XM XM XM XM XM
1
2
5
8
6
3
7
4
9
Panel HARNESS
11
10
11 POLES CONECTOR
(male terminals)
W
T
-
9
S
50
30
15
11
19
10
REAR VIEW
4_5
- S 50
9 10 11
W T 9
6 7 8
15 11 10
XM 23.09.2017 000 --
3 4 5 STF-000244
19 30
1 2
VT8 - 4x1000W JM K D1105 F.Z.
120V 60Hz
18-09-2017
ENGINE CONTROL
3 5
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3_5
21.4 ENGINE
XM XM XM XM XM XM XM XM XM XM XM
8 5 11 2 10 3 1 7 6 4 9
KUBOTA ENGINE
W
T
-
9
30
S
10
15
19
11
50
ENGINE HARNESS
11 POLES CONECTOR
(female terminals)
REAR VIEW
50 S -
11 10 9
9 T W
8 7 6 XM
10 11 15
5 4 3
30 19
2 1
preheat
switch
sender
Fuel level
Fuel level
77
T W
Battery
engine temp.
B
IG
L
fuel
Low oil press. switch

fuel
Pump
SOLENOID
START
MOTOR
hold
pull
ENGINE
gnd
ALTERNATOR
XM - ENGINE/PANEL harness connector

pin number wire number signal description pin number wire number signal description
1 19 GLOW PLUG 7 T FUEL LEVEL GAUGE
2 30 DC + 8 9 HIGH COOLANT TEMP.
3 15 DC+ keyswitch 9 - DC-
4 11 BATT.chgr 10 S FUEL SOLENOID 23.09.2017 000 --
5 10 LOW OIL PRESS 11 50 crank STF-000244
T
6 W FUEL LEVEL switch G/Y GND
VT8 - 4x1000W JM K D1105 F.Z.
120V 60Hz
ENGINE
18-09-2017
4 5
TL131-01-08-07
2_6
N
N
N
G/V
21.5 LAMPS
Pe
XD_1 D1
XD_2 D2
XD_3 D3
XD_4 D4
KUBOTA ENGINE
XN_63
XN_64
XN_62
XN_61
CONTROL
N
N
N
D1
D2
D3
D4
CABINET
G/V
XT XT XT XT XT XT XT XT XT
1
2
3
4
7
8
6
5
Pe
1
2
3
4
8
7
6
5
G/V TURN
CABLE
D4
N
N
N
N
D
D3 L4
D
LAMP 4
IGNNITION
D2 L3 N
78
LAMP 3
IGNNITION
D1 L2 N
D
LAMP 2
IGNNITION
L1 N
L
LAMP 1
IGNNITION
N LAMPS
N
CONNECTION
BOX
LAMP 1 LAMP 2 LAMP 3 LAMP 4 N

N
N
N
23.09.2017 000 --
Tower STF-000244
front
view
VT8 - 4x1000W JM K D1105 F.Z.
120V 60Hz
LAMPS
18-09-2017
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G4
G2
G/V4
G/V2
G/V10
TYPE TERMINAL DESCRIPTION WIRE

2010-1207
2004-1207
2002-1207
2004-1201
2002-1201
Type number Codice WAGO
TERMINAL BLOCK
G4 XA_1 DG 230VAC L LG
to CONTROL CABINET
from GENERATOR /
G4 XA_2 DG 230VAC N NG
ALTERNATOR
Description
G/V4 XA_Pe DG GND G/V

Terminal clamp GREY - 4 / 6 mm2
Terminal clamp GREY - 2,5 / 4 mm2
Terminal clamp YELLOW-GREEN - 4 / 6 mm2

Terminal clamp YELLOW-GREEN - 2,5 / 4 mm2
Terminal clamp YELLOW-GREEN - 10 / 16 mm2

Width
10 mm
6.2 mm
5.2 mm
6.2 mm
5.2 mm
G2 XB_1 230VAC Line to BALLAST 1 1

0
1
3
3
16
Q.ty

To BALLAST from CONTROL CABINET
G2 XD_1 230VAC Line to LAMP 1 D1
from BALLAST
G4 XN_60 230VAC Neutral to BALLAST N
G2 XN_61 230VAC Neutral to LAMPS N
TURN CABLE from BALLAST
G2 XNT1 230VAC NEUTRAL to TRAFO N
terminal boards
TRAFO from CONTROL CABINET
G2 XLT1 230VAC LINE to TRAFO L
120V 60Hz
23.09.2017
G2 XNT 120VAC NEUTRAL to SOCKET 0
G2 XNT 120VAC NEUTRAL to SOCKET 0
TRAFO to SOCKET
G2 XLT 120VAC LINE to SOCKET L10
VT8 - 4x1000W JM K D1105

G/V2
Pe
TRAFO GND G/V
000
TURN CABLE
G/V2 Turn Cable GND G/V
from CANOPY from MAST
G/V2
Pe Pe
Canopy / Mast GND G/V
6
STF-000244
6
--
F.Z.
21.6 TERMINAL BOARD
22. WARRANTY
GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l. guarantees its products, provided that not modified,
for a period of 12 (twelve) months from the delivery date to the customer.
Within the aforesaid terms, in the countries where it exists an assistance organization,
GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l. is engaged to replace or to repair damaged pieces
cause origin defect, working and/or assembly for means of the own authorized workshops.
The choice if to execute a repair or to replace a damages pieces it is to judgment of the

GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l. or the authorized workshops.
The guarantee in the rest of the world consists exclusively in the free supply of pieces
revealed more usable for not assessed origin defect. The guarantee is applied after a
examination of the materials damaged by the GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l.
Expenses of travel and transfer of the staff assigned to the repairs in guarantee are to client
cargo, like the expenses for pack and transport of defective or replaced pieces.
The present guarantee does not apply on the starting batteries and on diesel/gasoline
motors mounted on equipment GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l., for which the
manufacturer takes part directly.
The guarantee comes to stop when:
- the contractual customer has not complied the payment obligation
- the manufacturer’s seals has been tempered.
- repairs or modifications have been carried out from staff not pertaining to the network
of attendance GENERAC MOBILE PRODUCTS S.r.l.
- the machine has been used in incautious or negligent way.
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Tower Light S.r.l.

Via Stazione, 3 bis
27030 Villanova d’Ardenghi (PV)
ITALY
Tel.: +39 0382 567011
Fax:+39 0382 400247
Web site:
http://www.towerlight.com
E-mail:
info@towerlight.com
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OWNER’S MANUAL

Mod. VT-8 8mt 4x1000W

2. USE & MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................... 5

3. GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................. 5

5. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY WITH CHECK LIST .................................................... 6

6. SAFETY SIGNS .................................................................................................................. 7

7. SAFETY REGULATIONS TO OBSERVE............................................................................ 9

10. PERIOD OF INACTIVITY ...................................................................................................14

11. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ...........................................................................................15

13. IDENTIFICATION OF EXTERNAL COMPONENTS ...........................................................22

20. SPARE PARTS ..................................................................................................................57

2. USE & MAINTENANCE

3.1 EQUIPMENT DOCUMENTATION OF THE LIGHTING TOWER

5. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY WITH CHECK LIST

Danger signs Meant

 Read the instruction handbook before use the

 Danger of electric discharges.

 Attention injurious exhaust gases for the health.

 Danger: don’t open when the engine is hot

 Stop the engine before refueling it.

 Danger possible spillage of corrosive substances

 Danger of hand crush

Prohibition signs Meant

 It is prohibited to clean, to lubricate and to regulate

 It is prohibited to extinguish fires with water, use only

 It is prohibited to use free flames

Information signs Meant

 This sign indicates the position of a point of machine

7. SAFETY REGULATIONS TO OBSERVE

7.1 BEFORE THE USE OF MACHINE

7.2 EARTHING ARRANGEMENTS

 It is recommended that an earth electrode resistance, where practicable, should not

7.3 DURING THE MAINTENANCE

 Turn always off the machine before any maintenance operation.

7.4 DURING THE TRANSPORT

 Use EXCLUSIVELY the predisposed point of raising, where present.

8. GENERAL DANGER INFORMATION

8.1 DANGER OF BURN

8.2 DANGER OF ELECTROCUTION

 Do not touch parts in tension, it may causes mortal shock.

8.3 DANGER OF ENTANGLE

8.4 WARNING OF FIRE OR EXPLOSION DURING OPERATIONS OF REFUELING

 Turn off the engine before refueling operation.

8.6 EXHAUST GASES

9. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE

10. PERIOD OF INACTIVITY

11. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Model Linz Alumen LF

Single phase voltage 8 kVA – 230 V

Make/Type Kubota D1105-E

11.4 LIGHTING TOWER

11.5 RAISING AND LOWERING ROPE

Rope type AZ150/06ACAR

11.6 900 Kg MANUAL WINCH

11.7 SPECIFICATION OF THE WINCH

Lamp Metal halide

Dimensions (L x H x D mm) 404 x 260 x 328

Lamp Metal halide

Dimensions (L x H x D mm) 415 x 325 x 270

12. LIGHTING FOOT PRINT DIAGRAM

13. IDENTIFICATION OF EXTERNAL COMPONENTS

13.1 LIGHTING TOWER COMPOSITION

14. CONTROLS DESCRIPTION