Fischer Panda Panda 4000s.Neo PMS User manual

Panda_4000s.Neo_PMS_eng.R02 23.3.18
Marine Generator Manual
Panda 4000s.Neo PMS
Super silent technology
230V50Hz4kVA
2x115V50Hz4kVA

FischerPandaGmbH
Otto‐Hahn‐Str.40
D‐33104Paderborn
Germany
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Inhalt / Contens
Marine Generator Manual............................................................................................................................ ....... 1
Current revision status................................................................................................................................ ....... 2
1 General Instructions and Regulations.................................................................................................. ....... 8
1.1 Safety first!...................................................................................................................................... ...... 8
1.2 Tools............................................................................................................................................... .... 10
1.3 Manufacturer declaration in accordance with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC ...................... ..... 12
1.4 Customer registration and guarantee ............................................................................................. .... 12
1.4.1 Technical support ........................................................................................................... .... 12
1.4.2 Caution, important information for start-up! .................................................................... .... 12
1.5 Safety Instructions - Safety First! ................................................................................................... ..... 13
1.5.1 Safe operation ................................................................................................................ .... 13
1.5.2 Observe safety instructions! ........................................................................................... .... 13
1.5.3 Personal protective clothing (PPE) ................................................................................. .... 13
1.5.4 Cleanliness ensures safety ............................................................................................. .... 13
1.5.5 Safe handling of fuels and lubricants .............................................................................. ..... 14
1.5.6 Exhaust fumes and fire protection .................................................................................. .... 14
1.5.7 Safety precautions against burns and battery explosions .............................................. ..... 15
1.5.8 Protect your hands and body from rotating parts! .......................................................... .... 15
1.5.9 Anti-freeze and disposal of fluids .................................................................................... .... 15
1.5.10 Implementation of safety inspections and maintenance ................................................. ..... 16
1.6 Warning and instruction signs......................................................................................................... .... 16
1.6.1 Special instructions and hazards of generators .............................................................. .... 16
1.6.1.1 Protective conductor and potential equalisation:.............................................. ..... 17
1.6.1.2 Protective conductor for Panda AC generators:............................................... .... 17
1.6.1.3 Switch off all loads while working on the generator ......................................... .... 17
1.6.1.4 Potential equalisation for Panda AGT DC generators...................................... .... 17
1.6.1.5 Safety instructions concerning cables.............................................................. ..... 18
1.6.2 General safety instructions for handling batteries .......................................................... .... 18
2 In case of Emergency First Aid / Im Notfall - Erste Hilfe..................................................................... ..... 19
2.1 WHEN AN ADULT STOPS BREATHING ...................................................................................... ..... 20
3 Basics ...................................................................................................................................................... ..... 21
3.1 Intended use of the machine .......................................................................................................... .... 21
3.1.1 Purpose of the manual and description of the definitions trained person/operator/user .... 21
3.1.1.1 Trained persons............................................................................................... .... 21
3.1.2 Operator ......................................................................................................................... .... 21
3.1.2.1 User.................................................................................................................. .... 21
3.2 Panda Transport Box...................................................................................................................... .... 22
3.2.1 Bolted Fischer Panda Transport Box .............................................................................. .... 22
3.2.2 Fischer Panda Transport Box with metal tab closure ..................................................... .... 22
3.3 Transport and Loading/Unloading .................................................................................................. .... 22
3.3.1 Transporting the generator ............................................................................................. .... 22
3.3.2 Loading/unloading of the generator ................................................................................ .... 22
3.4 Scope of delivery............................................................................................................................ .... 23
3.4.1 Asynchronous Generator: ............................................................................................... .... 23
3.4.2 Opening the MPL sound insulation capsule ................................................................... ..... 25
3.4.3 Opening the GFK sound insulation capsule ................................................................... .... 26
3.5 Special maintenance notes and arrangements at long periods of stand still time or shutdown ..... .... 26

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3.5.1 Reference note for the starter battery at a long-term standstill ....................................... .... 27
3.5.2 Arrangements at a short-term standstill .......................................................................... .... 27
3.5.3 Arrangements at a medium-term standstill / winter storage ........................................... .... 27
3.5.3.1 Arrangements for conservation: ....................................................................... .... 27
3.5.3.2 Arrangements for deconservation after a medium-term standstill (3 to 6 months). 28
3.5.4 Arrangements at a long-term standstill / shutdown ......................................................... .... 29
3.5.4.1 Arrangements for conservation: ....................................................................... .... 29
3.5.4.2 Arrangements after a long-term standstill (shutdown) / recommissioning (more than 6
months): ........................................................................................................... .... 30
4 Panda 4000s.Neo PMS generator ......................................................................................................... ..... 31
4.1 Type plate at the generator............................................................................................................. ....31
4.2 Description of the Generator........................................................................................................... ....32
4.2.1 Right side view ................................................................................................................ .... 32
4.2.2 Left side view .................................................................................................................. .... 33
4.2.3 Front view ....................................................................................................................... .... 34
4.2.4 Back view ........................................................................................................................ .... 35
4.3 Details of function units................................................................................................................... ....36
4.3.1 Control panel .................................................................................................................. .... 36
4.3.2 Components of the cooling system ................................................................................. .... 37
4.3.3 Components of the fuel system ...................................................................................... .... 38
4.3.4 Components of the electrical system .............................................................................. .... 39
4.3.5 Components of the oil circuit .......................................................................................... .... 40
4.3.6 Sensors and switches for operating surveillance ............................................................ .... 40
4.4 Operation Instructions - See separate remote control panel manual.............................................. ....42
4.4.1 Daily routine checks before starting - See remote control panel manual ....................... .... 42
4.4.2 Starting Generator - See remote control panel manual .................................................. .... 42
4.4.3 Stopping the Generator - See remote control panel manual .......................................... .... 42
5 Installation Instructions.......................................................................................................................... .....43
5.1 Personal requirements.................................................................................................................... ....43
5.1.1 Hazard notes for the installation ..................................................................................... .... 43
5.2 Place of installation......................................................................................................................... ....45
5.2.1 Preliminary remark .......................................................................................................... .... 45
5.2.2 Preparing the base - placement ...................................................................................... .... 45
5.2.3 Advice for optimal sound insulation ................................................................................ .... 46
5.3 Generator Connections................................................................................................................... ....46
5.4 Installation of the cooling system - raw water ................................................................................. ....47
5.4.1 General information ........................................................................................................ .... 47
5.4.2 Installation of the through hull fitting in Yachts - scheme ................................................ .... 47
5.4.3 Quality of the raw water sucking in line .......................................................................... .... 47
5.4.4 Generator installation above waterline ........................................................................... .... 48
5.4.5 Generator installation below waterline ............................................................................ .... 48
5.4.5.1 Raw water installation scheme......................................................................... .... 49
5.4.6 First filling and ventilation of the internal cooling water circuit ........................................ .... 50
5.4.6.1 Anti-freeze in the cooling water circuit.............................................................. .... 51
5.4.7 Temperature check for controlling the cooling water circuit ............................................ .... 51
5.5 Installation of the water cooled exhaust system ............................................................................. .....52
5.5.1 Installation of the standard exhaust system .................................................................... .... 52
5.6 .Installation of the waterlock............................................................................................................ ....52

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5.6.1 Possible cause for water in the exhaust hose ................................................................ .... 53
5.6.1.1 Possible cause: exhaust hose.......................................................................... .... 53
5.6.1.2 Possible cause: cooling water hose................................................................. .... 53
5.6.2 Installation area of the waterlock .................................................................................... .... 53
5.6.3 The volume of the waterlock ........................................................................................... .... 54
5.6.3.1 Ideal position of the waterlock.......................................................................... .... 54
5.6.3.2 Example of the installation of the waterlock off-center and possible effects:... .... 56
5.7 Exhaust / water separator............................................................................................................... .... 57
5.8 Installation exhaust water separator............................................................................................... .... 58
5.9 Fuel system installation .................................................................................................................. .... 59
5.9.1 The following items need to be installed: ........................................................................ .... 59
5.9.2 Connection of the fuel lines at the tank .......................................................................... .... 60
5.9.3 Position of the pre-filter with water separator ................................................................. .... 61
5.10 Generator DC system installation................................................................................................... .... 61
5.10.1 Connection of the starter battery block ........................................................................... .... 61
5.11 Generator AC System Installation .................................................................................................. .... 64
5.11.1 Power source selector .................................................................................................... .... 65
5.12 Instructions on prevention of galvanic corrosion ............................................................................ ..... 67
5.12.1 Instructions and measures on prevention of galvanic corrosion ..................................... .... 67
5.13 Checking and filling of the oil circuit................................................................................................ .... 67
5.14 Isolation test.................................................................................................................................... .... 67
5.15 Initial operation ............................................................................................................................... .... 68
6 Maintenance Instructions....................................................................................................................... ..... 69
6.1 Personal requirements.................................................................................................................... .... 69
6.2 Personal requirements.................................................................................................................... .... 69
6.2.1 Hazard notes for the maintenance and failure ................................................................ .... 69
6.3 Environmental protection................................................................................................................ .... 71
6.4 General maintenance instructions.................................................................................................. .... 71
6.4.1 Maintenance parts .......................................................................................................... .... 71
6.4.2 Checks before each start ................................................................................................ .... 72
6.5 Maintenance interval....................................................................................................................... .... 72
6.5.1 Check of hoses and rubber parts in the sound insulated capsule .................................. .... 72
6.6 Oil change intervals........................................................................................................................ .... 72
6.7 Checking oil-level............................................................................................................................ .... 72
6.7.1 Refilling oil ...................................................................................................................... .... 73
6.7.2 After the oil level check and refilling the oil ..................................................................... .... 74
6.8 Replacement of engine oil and engine oil filter............................................................................... .... 74
6.8.1 After the oil change ........................................................................................................ .... 76
6.9 Verifying the starter battery and (if necessary) the battery bank.................................................... .... 76
6.9.1 Check battery and cable connections ............................................................................. .... 76
6.10 Checking the water separator in the fuel supply ............................................................................ ..... 77
6.10.1 Exchange of the fuel filter ............................................................................................... .... 77
6.10.2 De-aerating the fuel system ............................................................................................ .... 77
6.11 Replacement of the air filter ........................................................................................................... ..... 78
6.12 De-aerating of the coolant circuit / freshwater................................................................................ .... 78

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6.13 The raw water circuit....................................................................................................................... ....79
6.13.1 Clean raw water filter ...................................................................................................... .... 79
6.13.2 Causes with frequent impeller waste .............................................................................. .... 79
6.13.3 Replacement of the impeller ........................................................................................... .... 80
7 Generator Tables..................................................................................................................................... ..... 83
7.1 Diameter of conduits....................................................................................................................... ....83
7.2 Technical data................................................................................................................................. ....83
7.3 Engine oil ....................................................................................................................................... .....84
7.3.1 Engine oil classification ................................................................................................... .... 84
7.4 Fuel................................................................................................................................................. ....84
7.5 Coolant specifications..................................................................................................................... ....84
7.5.1 Coolant mixture ratio ....................................................................................................... .... 84
8 Remote Control Panel P4 Control ......................................................................................................... .....85
8.1 Remote control panel...................................................................................................................... ....85
8.1.1 Cleaning and Replacing parts at the generator .............................................................. .....86
8.2 Front side ....................................................................................................................................... .....87
8.2.1 Back side ........................................................................................................................ .... 87
8.3 Operation manual ........................................................................................................................... ....88
8.3.1 Preliminary remarks ........................................................................................................ .... 88
8.3.2 Override function ............................................................................................................ .... 88
8.3.3 Daily routine checks before starting ................................................................................ .... 88
8.3.4 Starting the generator ..................................................................................................... .... 89
8.3.5 Stopping the generator ................................................................................................... .... 89
8.4 Installation of the panel................................................................................................................... ....90
8.4.1 Connection of the remote control panel .......................................................................... .... 90
8.5 Jumper configuration ..................................................................................................................... .....92
8.5.1 Jumper configuration for the input .................................................................................. .... 92
8.5.1.1 Jumper J101-J103............................................................................................ .... 92
8.5.2 Jumper for configuration of the „Override“ time .............................................................. .....93
8.6 Maximum ratings............................................................................................................................. ....93

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Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing a Fischer Panda Generator and choosing Fischer Panda as your partner for mobile power
on board. With your generator, you now have the means to produce your own power – wherever you are - and
experience even greater independence. Not only do you have a Fischer Panda generator on board, you also have
worldwide support from the Fischer Panda Team. Please take the time to read this and find how we can support you
further.
Installation Approval and Warranty
Every generator has a worldwide warranty. You can apply for this warranty through your dealer when the installation
is approved. If you have purchased an extended warranty, please ensure that it is kept in a safe place and that the
dealer has your current address. Consult your dealer about warranty options especially if you have purchased a
used generator. He will be able to advise about authorised Fischer Panda Services worldwide.
Service and Support
To ensure that your generator operates reliably, regular maintenance checks and tasks as specified in this manual
must be carried out. Fischer Panda can supply Service Kits which are ideal for regular servicing tasks. We only
supply the highest quality components which are guaranteed to be the RIGHT parts for your generator. Service
“Plus” Kits are also available and ideal for longer trips where more than one service interval may be required.
If you require assistance – please contact your Fischer Panda Dealer. Please do not attempt to undertake any repair
work yourself, as this may affect your generator warranty. Your dealer will also be able to assist in finding your
nearest Fischer Panda service station. Your nearest service station can also be found in our Global Service Network
which can be downloaded from our homepage.
Product Registration
Please take the time to register your Fischer Panda Generator on our website at
http://www.fischerpanda.de/mypanda
By registering, you will ensure that you will be kept up to date on any technical upgrades or specific information on
the operation or servicing of your generator. We can even let you know about new Fischer Panda products –
especially helpful if you are planning to upgrade or expand your installation at a later date.
Fischer Panda Quality - Tried and Tested
DIN-certified according DIN ISO 9001
Thank you for purchasing a Fischer Panda Generator.
Your Fischer Panda Team

General Instructions and Regulations
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1. General Instructions and Regulations
1.1 Safety first!
These symbols are used throughout this manual and on labels on the machine itself to warn of the possibility of
personal injury of lethal danger during certain maintenance work or operations. Read these instructions carefully.
WARNING: Hazardous materialsCan cause acute or chronic health impairments or death
even in very small quantities if inhaled, swallowed, or
absorbed through the skin.
WARNING: Important information!This warning symbol draws attention to special warnings,
instructions or procedures which, if not strictly observed, may
result in damage or destruction of equipment.
WARNING: Fire hazardWarning of materials that may ignite in the presence of an
ignition source (cigarettes, hot surfaces, sparks, etc.).
PROHIBITED: No smokingIn the environment described / during the work specified,
smoking is prohibited.
PROHIBITED: No fire or naked lightFire and naked light are ignition sources that must be
avoided.
PROHIBITED: Do not activate/start upThe equipment shall not be activated or started up while work
is in progress.
PROHIBITED: Do not touchTouching of the corresponding parts and systems is
prohibited.
DANGER: Automatic start-upDanger for life! Working at a running generator can
result in severe personal injury.
The generator canbe equipped with a automatic start device.
This means, an external signal may trigger an automatic
start-up. To avoid an unexpected starting of the generator,
the starter battery must be disconnected before working at
the generator.
WARNING: Hazardous electric voltageThis danger symbol refers to the danger of electric shock and
draws attention to special warnings, instructions or
procedures which, if not strictly observed, may result in
severe personal injury or loss of life due to electric shock.

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WARNING: General warningGeneral warning of a hazard area
WARNING: Danger due to inhalation and/or
ingestion
Can cause acute or chronic health impairments or death
even in very small quantities if inhaled or ingested.
WARNING: Risk of electric shock upon contactWarning of live parts that may cause electric shock upon
contact. Especially dangerous for persons with heart
problems or pacemakers.
WARNING: Danger due to rotating partsDanger of injury due to being pulled into equipment. Bruising
and torn off body parts possible. Risk of being pulled in when
touching with body part, loose-fitting clothing, scarf, tie, etc.
WARNING: Explosion hazardWarning of substances that may cause an explosion under
certain conditions, e.g. presence of heat or ignition sources.
WARNING: Hot surfaceWarning of hot surfaces and liquids. Burn/scalding hazard.
WARNING: Danger due to corrosive substances,
potential contamination of person
Warning of substances that cause chemical burns upon
contact. These substances can act as contaminants if
introduced into the body.
WARNING: System may be pressurised!When the system is opened, the pressure can be relieved
abruptly and expel hot gases and fluids. Risk of injury due to
parts flying about, burn hazard due to liquids and gases.
WARNING: Hearing damageWarning of hearing damages.
WARNING: Magnetic fieldWarning of magnetic field.
WARNING: OverpressureWarning of overpressure.

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MANDATORY INSTRUCTION: Wear snugly fitting
protective clothing (PPE).
Wearing the applicable snugly fitting protective clothing
provides protection from hazards and can prevent damage to
your health.
MANDATORY INSTRUCTION: Wear hearing
protection (PPE).
Wearing hearing protection provides protection from acute
and gradual hearing loss.
MANDATORY INSTRUCTION: Wear safety
goggles (PPE).
Wearing safety goggles protects the eyes from damage.
Optical spectacles are not a replacement for the
corresponding safety goggles.
MANDATORY INSTRUCTION: Wear protective
gloves (PPE).
Wearing protective gloves provides the hands from hazards
like friction, graze, punctures or deep cuts and protects them
from contact with hot surfaces.
MANDATORY INSTRUCTION: Observe the
instructions in the manual.
Compliance with the instructions in the manual can avert
danger and prevent accidents. This will protect you and the
generator.
MANDATORY INSTRUCTION: Comply with
environmental protection requirements.
Environmental protection saves our living environment. For
you and for your children.
1.2 Tools
These symbols are used throughout this manual to show which tool must be used for maintenance or installation.
Spanners
W.A.F X = width across flats of X mm
Hook wrench for oil filter
Screw driver, for slotted head screws and for Phillips head screws
Multimeter, multimeter with capacitor measuring unit

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Socket wrench set
Hexagon socket wrench set
Clamp-on ammeter (DC for synchronous generators; AC for asynchronous
generators)
Torque wrench

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1.3 Manufacturer declaration in accordance with the Machinery Directive
2006/42/EC
Manufacturer declaration in accordance with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
The generator was designed in such a way that all assemblies correspond with the CE guidelines. If Machinery
Directive 2006/42/EC is applied, then it is forbidden to start the generator until it has been ascertained that the
system into which the generator is to be integrated also complies with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. This
includes the exhaust system, cooling system and electrical installations.
The evaluation of “protection against contact“ must be carried out when installed, in conjunction with the respective
system. This also includes correct electrical connections, a safe ground wire connection, foreign body and humidity
protection, protection against moisture due to excessive condensation, as well as overheating through appropriate
and inappropriate use of the equipment in its installed state. The responsibility for implementing these measures lies
with those who undertake the installation of the generator in the final system.
1.4 Customer registration and guarantee
Use the advantages of registering your product:
• you will receive a Guarantee Certificate after approval of your installation data
• you will receive extended product information that may be relevant to safety.
• You will receive free upgrades as necessary.
Additional advantages:
Based on your complete data record, Fischer Panda technicians can provide you with fast assistance, since 90 % of
the disturbances result from defects in the periphery.
Problems due to installation errors can be recognized in advance.
1.4.1 Technical support
Technical Support via the Internet: [email protected]
1.4.2 Caution, important information for start-up!
1. The commissioning log shall be filled in immediately after initial operation and shall be confirmed by signature.
2. The commissioning log must be received by Fischer Panda GmbH at Paderborn within 4 weeks of initial
operation.
3. After receiving the commissioning log, Fischer Panda will make out the official guarantee certificate and send it to
the customer.
4. If warranty claims are made, the document with the guarantee certification must be submitted.
If the above requirements are not or only partly fulfilled, the warranty claim shall become void.

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1.5 Safety Instructions - Safety First!
1.5.1 Safe operation
Careful handling of the equipment is the best insurance against an accident. Read the manual diligently,
and make sure you understand it before starting up the equipment. All operators, regardless of their
experience level, shall read this manual and additional pertinent manuals before commissioning the
equipment or installing an attachment. The owner shall be responsible for ensuring that all operators
receive this information and are instructed on safe handling practices.
1.5.2 Observe safety instructions!
Read and understand this manual and the safety instructions on the generator before trying to start up and operate
the generator. Learn the operating practices and ensure work safety. Familiarise yourself with the equipment and its
limits. Keep the generator in good condition.
1.5.3 Personal protective clothing (PPE)
For maintenance and repair work on the equipment, do not wear loose, torn, or ill-fitting clothing that may
catch on protruding parts or come into contact with pulleys, cooling disks, or other rotating parts, which can
cause severe injury.
Wear appropriate safety and protective clothing during work.
Do not operate the generator while under the influence of alcohol, medications, or drugs.
Do not wear head phones or ear buds while operating, servicing, or repairing the equipment.
1.5.4 Cleanliness ensures safety
Keep the generator and its environment clean.
Before cleaning the generator, shut down the equipment and secure it against accidental start-up. Keep
the generator free from dirt, grease, and waste. Store flammable liquids in suitable containers only and
ensure adequate distance to the generator. Check the lines regularly for leakage and eliminate leaks
immediately as applicable.

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1.5.5 Safe handling of fuels and lubricants
Keep fuels and lubricants away from naked fire.
Before filling up the tank and/or applying lubricant, always shut down the generator and secure it against
accidental start-up.
Do not smoke and avoid naked flame and sparking near fuels and the generator. Fuel is highly flammable
and may explode under certain conditions.
Refuel in well-ventilated open spaces only. If fuel/lubricant was spilled, eliminate fluids immediately.
Do not mix diesel fuel with petrol or alcohol. Such a mixture can cause fire and will damage the generator.
Use only approved fuel containers and tank systems. Old bottles and canisters are not adequate.
1.5.6 Exhaust fumes and fire protection
Engine fumes can be hazardous to your health if they accumulate. Ensure that the generator exhaust
fumes are vented appropriately (leak-proof system), and that an adequate fresh air supply is available for
the generator and the operator (forced ventilation).
Check the system regularly for leakage and eliminate leaks as applicable.
Exhaust gases and parts containing such fumes are very hot; they may cause burns under certain circumstances.
Always keep flammable parts away from the generator and the exhaust system.
To prevent fire, ensure that electrical connections are not short-circuited. Check regularly that all lines
and cables are in good condition and that there is no chafing. Bare wires, open chafing spots, frayed
insulation, and loose cable connections can cause dangerous electric shocks, short-circuit, and fire.
The generator shall be integrated in the existing fire safety system by the operating company.
CALIFORNIA
Proposition 65 Warning
Diesel engine exhaust and some of its constituents are known to the State of
California to cause cancer, birth defects, and other reproductive harm.

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1.5.7 Safety precautions against burns and battery explosions
The generator and its cooling agents and lubricants as well as the fuel can get hot while the generator is
operated. Use caution around hot components such as parts containing exhaust fumes, radiator, hoses,
and engine block during operation and after the generator was shut down.
The cooling system may be pressurised. Open the cooling system only after letting the engine and the
coolant cool down. Wear appropriate protective clothing (e.g. safety goggles, gloves).
Prior to operation, ensure that the cooling system is sealed and that all hose clamps are tightened.
The battery represents an explosion hazard, this applies both to the starter battery and the battery bank
of the AGT generators. While batteries are being charged, a hydrogen-oxygen mixture is generated,
which is highly explosive (electrolytic gas).
Do not use or charge batteries if the fluid level is below the MINIMUM marking. The life span of the
battery is significantly reduced, and the risk of explosion increases. Refill to a fluid level between maximum and
minimum level without delay.
Especially during charging, keep sparks and naked fire away from the batteries. Ensure that the battery
terminals are tightly connected and not corroded to avoid sparking. Use an appropriate terminal grease.
Check the charge level with an adequate voltmeter or acid siphon. Contact of a metal object across the
terminals will result in short-circuiting, battery damage, and high explosion risk.
Do not charge frozen batteries. Heat the batteries to +16 °C (61 °F) prior to charging.
1.5.8 Protect your hands and body from rotating parts!
Always keep the capsule closed while operating the generator.
To check the V-belt tension, always shut down the generator.
Keep your hands and body away from rotating parts such as V-belt, fans, pulleys, and flywheel. Contact
can cause severe injury.
Do not run the engine without the safety devices in place. Prior to start-up, mount all safety devices securely and
check for proper attachment and function.
1.5.9 Anti-freeze and disposal of fluids
Anti-freeze contains toxic substances. To prevent injury, wear rubber gloves and wash off any anti-freeze
immediately in case of skin contact. Do not mix different anti-freeze agents. The mixture may cause a
chemical reaction generating harmful substances. Use only anti-freeze that was approved by Fischer
Panda.
Protect the environment. Collect drained fluids (lubricants, anti-freeze, fuel), and dispose of them
properly. Observe the local regulations for the respective country. Ensure that no fluids (not even very
small quantities) can drain into the soil, sewers, or bodies of water.

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1.5.10 Implementation of safety inspections and maintenance
Disconnect the battery from the engine before performing service work. Affix a sign to the control panel -
both the main and the corresponding slave panel - with the instruction “DO NOT START UP -
MAINTENANCE IN PROGRESS“ to prevent unintentional start-up.
To prevent sparking due to accidental short-circuiting, always remove the earthing cable (-) first and
reconnect it last. Do not start work until the generator and all fluids and exhaust system parts have cooled down.
Use only suitable tooling and appliances and familiarise yourself with their functions to prevent secondary
damage and/or injury.
Always keep a fire extinguisher and a first aid box handy while performing maintenance work.
1.6 Warning and instruction signs
Keep warning and instruction signs clean and legible.
Clean the signs with water and soap and dry them with a soft cloth.
Immediately replace damaged or missing warning and instruction signs. This also applies to the installation of spare
parts.
1.6.1 Special instructions and hazards of generators
The electrical installations may only be carried out by trained and qualified personnel!
The generator must not be operated with the cover removed.
If the generator is being installed without a sound insulation capsule, it must be ensured that all rotating
parts (belt-pulley, belts etc.) are covered and protected so that there is no danger to life and body!
If a sound insulation covering will be produced at the place of installation, then easily visible signs must
show that the generator must only be switched on while the capsule is closed.
All servicing, maintenance, or repair work may only be carried out when the motor is not running.
Electrical voltages above 50 volts are always dangerous to life. The rules of the respective regional
authority must be adhered to during installation. For safety reasons, only an electrician may carry out the installation
of the electrical connections of the generator.

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1.6.1.1 Protective conductor and potential equalisation:
Electric voltage above 50 V may be life-threatening. Fort this reason systems are grounded with a protective
conductor. In connection with a RCD the current supply will be disconnected in case of a failure.
Appropriate safety precautions like the RCD and corresponding fuses have to be provided by the customer
to guarantee a save operation of the generator.
1.6.1.2 Protective conductor for Panda AC generators:
The generator is earthed“ as a standard (centre and ground are interconnected in the generator terminal
box by a shunt). This is a basic first-level safety measure, which offers protection as long as no other
measures are installed. Above all, it is designed for delivery and a possible test run.
This „neutralisation“ (Protective Earthing Neutral - PEN) is only effective if all parts of the electrical
system are jointly „earthed“ to a common potential. The shunt can be removed if this is necessary for technical
reasons and another protective system has been set up instead.
While the generator is being operated, the full voltage is applied to the AC control box, as well.
Therefore, it is essential to ensure that the control box is closed and secured against touch while
the generator is running.
The battery must always be disconnected if work on the generator or electrical system is to be
carried out, so that the generator cannot be started up unintentionally.
1.6.1.3 Switch off all loads while working on the generator
All loads must be disconnected prior to working on the generator to avoid damage to the devices. In addition, the
semiconductor relays in the AC control box must be disconnected in order to avoid the booster capacitors being
activated during set-up. The negative terminal of the battery must be disconnected.
Capacitors are required to run the generator. These have two varying functions:
A) The working capacitors
B) The booster capacitors
Both groups are located in a separate AC control box.
Capacitors store electrical energy. High voltages may remain across the capacitor contacts even after they have
been disconnected from the mains. As a safety precaution, do not touch the contacts. If the capacitors must be
replaced or inspected, the contacts shall be short-circuited by connecting an electrical conductor to discharge
potentially remaining potential differences.
If the generator is switched off normally, the working capacitors are automatically discharged via the winding of the
generator. The booster capacitors are discharged by means of internal discharge resistors.
For safety reasons, all capacitors must be discharged through short-circuiting before work is carried out on the AC
control box.
1.6.1.4 Potential equalisation for Panda AGT DC generators
For further information specific to your generator, see the chapter installation.

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1.6.1.5 Safety instructions concerning cables
Cable types
It is recommended to use cables that are in compliance with the standard UL 1426 (BC-5W2) with type 3 (ABYC
section E-11).
Cable cross-section
The cable shall be selected taking into account the amperage, cable type, and conductor length (from the positive
power source connection to the electrical device and back to the negative power source connection).
Cable installation
It is recommended to install a self-draining cable conduit classified as V-2 or higher in compliance with UL 94 in the
area of the cable guide inside the capsule. It must be ensured that the cable guide is not routed along hot surfaces
such as the exhaust manifold or the engine oil drain screw but instead is installed free from any influence due to
friction and crushing.
1.6.2 General safety instructions for handling batteries
These instructions shall apply in addition to the instructions of the battery manufacturer:
• While you are working on the batteries, a second person should be within earshot to help you if
necessary.
• Keep water and soap ready in case battery acid is burning your skin.
• Wear eye protection and protective clothing. Do not touch your eyes while handling batteries.
• If you have acid splashes on the skin or clothing, wash them out with lots of water and soap.
• If acid sprays into your eyes, immediately flush them with clean water until no more burning is felt.
Immediately seek medical assistance.
• Do not smoke near the batteries. Avoid naked fire. The area around batteries is a potentially explosive
atmosphere.
• Ensure that no tools are dropped on the battery terminals; cover them as necessary.
• Do not wear jewellery or watches on your arms during installation that might short-circuit the battery.
Otherwise, there is a risk of skin burns.
• Protect all battery contacts against accidental contact.
• Forbattery banks:Useonly deepcycle batteries.Starter batteriesare notsuitable.Lead-acidgelbatteries
are recommended. They are maintenance-free, cycle stable, and do not release gases.
• Never charge a frozen battery.
• Avoid battery short-circuits.
• Ensure proper ventilation of the battery to vent gases that may be released.
• Battery connection terminals must be checked for proper seating before operation.
• Battery connection cables shall be installed with utmost care and shall be checked for excessive heating
under load. Check the battery near vibrating components regularly for chafing and insulation defects.
ATTENTION! For battery charger generators (Fischer Panda AGT-DC)!
Prior to installation, verify that the voltage of the battery bank complies with the output voltage of
the generator.

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2. In case of Emergency First Aid /Im Notfall - Erste Hilfe
First Aid in case of accidents by electrical shocks
5 Safety steps to follow if someone is the victim of electrical shock
Do not touch the injured person while the generator is running.
Switch off the generator immediately.
If you cannot switch off the generator, pull, push, or lift the person to safety using a
wooden pole, rope or some nonconducting material.
Call an emergency doctor as soon as possible.
Immediately start necessary first aid procedures.
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2.1 WHEN AN ADULT STOPS BREATHING
Warning:DO NOT attempt to perform the rescue breathing
techniques provided on this page, unless certified.
Performance of these techniques by uncertified
personnel could result in further injury or death to the
victim.
1Does the Person Respond?
Tap or gently shake victim.
Shout, “Are you OK?“
2Shout, “Help!“
Call people who can phone for help.
3Roll Person onto Back.
Roll victim towards you by pulling slowly.
4Open Airway.
Tilt head back, and lift chin.
Shout, “Are you OK?“
5Check for Breathing.
Look, listen, and feel for breathing for 3 to 5
seconds.
6Give 2 Full Breaths.
Keep head tilted back.
Pinch nose shut.
Seal your lips tight around victim's mouth.
Give 2 full breaths for 1 to 1½ seconds each.
7Check for Pulse at side of Neck.
Feel for pulse for 5 to 10 seconds. 8Phone EMS for Help. Send someone to call an ambulance.
9Begin Rescue Breathing.
Keep head tilted back.
Lift chin.
Pinch nose shut.
Give 1 full breath every 5 seconds.
Look, listen, and feel for breathing between breaths.
10Recheck Pulse Every Minute.
Keep head tilted back.
Feel for pulse for 5 to 10 seconds.
If victim has pulse, not breathing, continue
rescue breathing. If no pulse, begin CPR.