DJI D14000IE (01) PDF Document

1. Remove the original supporting feet:

a. Remove the Bolt.

b. Remove the Supporting Foot.

c. Remove the Nut.

Note: If it is necessary to move the generator over uneven ground, it is recommended to remove the two original supporting feet near the muffler. Skip this step if not necessary. Place a wooden or rubber block under the generator that is of the same height as the supporting feet in order to avoid the generator tilting backward when the supporting feet are removed.

2. Install the casters:

a. Install the Wheel Shaft.

b. Add the Washer.

c. Attach the Clip.

3. Install the handles:

a. Attach the Clip.

b. Install the Handle.

c. Secure with the Bolt.

The main components of the DJI D14000iE are:

1. Fuel Tank

2. Fuel Tank Cap

3. Oil Level Gauge

4. Frame

5. Handle

6. Status LEDs

7. Operation Panel

8. Charging Cable

9. Control Unit

10. Supporting Foot

11. Casters

12. Fan Hood

13. Air Filter

14. Spark Arrestor

15. Muffler Shield

16. Engine Oil Dipstick

17. Spark Plug

18. Engine Oil Drain Hose

19. Electronic Fuel Injection Unit

20. High-Pressure Oil Pipe

The Operation Panel includes the following components:

1. Engine Switch: Used to start or stop the generator. The positions are START, ON, and OFF.

2. USB-C Port: Connect the remote controller for firmware update and log export.

3. AC Outlet: The outlet meets the IP44 protection rating. Make sure to reinstall and fasten the outlet shield when not in use. The rated AC power varies in different countries and regions. The AC power frequency can be configured to either 50 Hz or 60 Hz in the app.

4. Ground Terminal: Use a ground cable and connect one end to the ground terminal and the other end to the ground. Proper grounding can help to avoid electric shocks in case of device failure.

If any status LED blinks indicating a warning or error, or prompting for maintenance, connect the remote controller to the product to check the details.

If any part of the product is abnormal or damaged, it is recommended to contact official support or an authorized dealer to repair or replace the part.

The engine has not been filled with engine oil before leaving the factory. Add SJ 10W-40 (or equivalent) engine oil before use.

Place the generator on a flat and stable surface, unscrew the dipstick, fill the engine with oil to the rated capacity, and screw the dipstick back on.

Warnings:

DO NOT power on the generator before filling engine oil or gasoline. Otherwise, the electronic fuel pump may be damaged.

DO NOT overfill fuel. Spilling can lead to a fire or explosion.

Fuel is highly flammable and explosive. Strictly follow the instructions to use. Before refueling the generator, power it off and wait until it has completely cooled down.

Steps:

1. Loosen the fuel tank cap and refuel the fuel tank with the recommended type of fuel to the rated capacity according the oil level gauge.

2. Tighten the fuel tank cap after refueling. Use a dry towel to wipe up if any fuel is spilled.

The recommended fuel type is unleaded fuel with a minimum octane rating of 91 RON and an ethanol content of less than 10% by volume. If using the generator in Brazil, the recommended fuel type is unleaded fuel with a minimum octane rating of 91 RON and an ethanol content of 27% by volume.

Check the conditions of the generator before each operation. Make sure the generator is placed on a stable place and the engine switch is in the OFF position.

Check whether there is any spilled engine oil or fuel around or under the generator.

Remove any flammable materials in the surrounding area especially around the muffler and the fan hood.

Repair or replace any rusted, broken, damaged, deformed, or loosened parts.

Check whether the muffler shield and the fan hood have been securely installed in place and whether all the nuts, bolts, and screws have been tightened.

Checking the fuel level: Fill up the fuel tank before operation to reduce the chance of an operation being interrupted by a low fuel level.

Checking the engine oil level: Working with a low engine oil level will cause damage to the engine. When the engine oil amount falls below the safety level, the built-in engine oil sensor will stop the engine from working. Check the engine oil level before each operation to avoid the inconvenience caused by unexpected flameout.

Checking the sponge filter element of the air filter: A dirty sponge filter element decreases the air entering the electronic fuel injection unit, which reduces the generator performance.

The product must be activated before using for the first time. After connecting the remote controller to the product, run the DJI Agras App on the remote controller and tap Device Management > Charging Device to activate the product. Follow the on-screen instructions to update firmware when new firmware is available.

If the generator fails to start, connect it to the remote controller to see more information.

If there are any working electric devices connected to the AC outlet while charging the battery, the charging capacity for the battery will decrease accordingly and the charging time will be extended.

1. DO NOT connect to any electric devices before starting the generator.

2. Make sure the engine has been filled with engine oil and the fuel tank with no less than 1L fuel.

3. Connect the charging cable to an Intelligent Flight Battery that is powered off. Press and then press and hold the power button on the battery to power on the battery.

4. Move the engine switch to the START position and hold for at least 3 seconds and then release. The engine switch will return to the ON position and the generator will start automatically.

5. The generator starts to charge the battery.

1. Turn off all connected electric devices.

2. Move the engine switch to the OFF position and the generator will stop running.

3. Disconnect all connected electric devices.

There is no need to start the generator for this function.

1. Connect the generator’s charging cable to the Intelligent Flight Battery. Press and then press and hold the power button on the battery to power on the battery.

2. Tap the engine switch of the generator three times in succession to the START position, after which the AC outlet of the generator will supply AC power.

3. Connect an electric device to the AC outlet of the generator.

Follow the steps below for storage if the generator will not be used for more than 30 days.

1. Before storage, start the generator and let it run for five to ten minutes to warm up. Next, stop the generator to drain the engine oil.

2. Take down the engine oil drain hose, open the cap by rotating it counterclockwise, and drain all the engine oil. To avoid scalding, DO NOT touch hot engine oil.

3. Install the engine oil drain hose back in place and rotate the cap clockwise to tighten it.

4. Remove the fuel drain bolt on the bottom of the fuel tank, drain the fuel with a funnel, and store the fuel in a dedicated container to avoid formation of gummy substances. Install the fuel drain bolt back in place after the fuel is completely drained. Clean the funnel and wipe it with a dry cloth before storage.

5. Remove the screws that secure the high-pressure oil pipe. Take down the pipe, and drain the fuel inside. Install the pipe back in place.

6. Place the generator in a cool, dry, and clean place.

To avoid scalding or fire of flammable materials, if the generator has been running, wait for at least 15 minutes to let it cool down before moving it into a transportation vehicle. Make sure the generator is stable during transportation to avoid spilling.

Before maintaining, stop the generator, disconnect all the electric devices and batteries, and let the generator cool down completely.

Maintain the generator in a clean, dry, and stable place. Make sure the generator cannot move by accident.

Read the user guide before operation and make sure you have all the tools and the necessary skills.

Be extremely careful when using the generator near fuel to decrease the possibility of a fire hazard or explosion. Use non-flammable solvent to clean the parts. DO NOT use fuel for cleaning. Keep the parts with fuel away from cigarette butts, sparks, and fire.

Follow the maintenance schedule in the table below. The maintenance frequency should be increased if the generator is running in a dusty or other harsh environment. Contact official support or an authorized dealer to perform the maintenance items marked with an asterisk (*).

Notes:

H stands for operating hour.

A maintenance interval of every 300 operating hours/1 year means the user should perform maintenance based on which scenario occurs first.

After each 300 operating hours users should contact official support or an authorized dealer to check and clean the fuel injector nozzle filter, and drain the fuel inside the high-pressure oil pipe and the fuel pump. Retighten the cylinder head bolt to a torque of 55-60 N·m.

Engine oil consumption increases if using the generator in high temperature environments. Fill up the engine oil to the rated level before each use and shorten the interval of replacing the engine oil.

1. Stop the generator and place it on a flat surface. If the generator has just been in operation, wait for at least 15 minutes to let it cool down.

2. Unscrew the dipstick and wipe it out with a clean cloth.

3. Insert the dipstick as shown without screwing it in. Take the dipstick out and check the oil level. DO NOT invert the dipstick.

4. Add the recommended type of engine oil to the upper limit position if its level is near or below the lower limit mark.

5. Install the dipstick and tighten it.

1. Place the generator on a flat surface. Start the generator to warm up the engine for several minutes and then stop the generator.

2. Place a container under the engine oil drain hose.

3. Take down the engine oil drain hose and rotate the cap counterclockwise to open. Wait for the oil to drain completely.

4. Install and secure the engine oil drain hose back in place. Rotate the cap clockwise to tighten it.

5. Unscrew the dipstick and use the engine oil funnel to add engine oil to the upper limit. Put the dipstick back in and screw tight.

Important Notes:

Contact official support or an authorized dealer to replace the engine oil.

Engine oil significantly affects the engine performance and is the main factor that determines its service life. It is recommended to use oil intended for four-stroke car engines and that meets or exceeds SJ standards according to the API classification. Normally, the API grade is shown on the package of engine oil bottle. Make sure it says SJ or a higher grade. The recommended engine oil type is SJ 10W-40.

To prevent damage to the environment, it is recommended to seal used engine oil in a container and hand it over to a dedicated recycle center. DO NOT dispose of used engine oil in normal household waste, on the ground, or down a sewer drain.

1. Remove the cover of the air filter and take out the sponge filter element. Clean the sponge filter element thoroughly with normal cleaning agent or warm water and let it dry under the sun. Clean the dust in the filter housing, and use a carburetor cleaning agent to clean the engine oil in the cover and wipe it dry.

2. Check whether the paper filter element surface becomes wet with engine oil. If the paper filter element is wet with engine oil, contact official support or an authorized dealer to replace the paper filter element. If it is not necessary to replace the paper filter element, tap it gently on the ground to shake off any dust and debris. Clean the dust in the filter housing, and use a carburetor cleaning agent to clean the engine oil in the cover and wipe it dry.

3. Install the paper filter element and the sponge filter element into the air filter, and install the cover back in place.

Important Notes:

Replace the sponge filter element if it is damaged during cleaning.

DO NOT use an air blower or compressed air to clean the paper filter element as it may cause damage to the intake pores of the element.

Make sure to reinstall all the air filter elements and the cover back in place.

1. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws and the protective cover. Take out the spark arrestor.

2. Inspect the spark arrestor. Wash it with a carburetor cleaning agent and descale it with a wire brush. Replace it if it is broken.

3. Install the cleaned or a new spark arrestor and tighten the screws.

1. Stop the generator and make sure it has cooled down completely.

2. Unscrew the spark plug with the dedicated spark plug socket and check the spark plug. Replace the spark plug immediately if the insulator or the sealing gasket is broken.

3. Remove the carbon deposit or other deposit with a stiff wire brush.

4. Adjust the electrode to make sure the gap is within a standard range of 0.6 to 0.8 mm.

5. When installing the spark plug again, thread the spark plug into the engine by hand for two to three rotations.

6. Continue tightening with the dedicated spark plug socket.

Important Notes:

Contact official support or an authorized dealer to maintain the spark plug.

The recommended torque is 20-25 N·m. A loose spark plug causes the engine to overheat, while tightening the spark plug too much will cause damage to the threads in the engine.

The original spark plug model is F6RTC. Installing the wrong type of spark plug will damage the engine.

To ensure proper operation of the engine, make sure the spark plug gap is correct and there is no deposit.