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23Jun

The Importance of Generator Maintenance During Peak Summer Use

Generator Maintenance Tips to Avoid Summer Power Failures

Whether you’re using a generator to power your RV, trailer, or commercial setup, reliability is key—especially during summer. High temps and continuous use can wear down your generator and lead to failure at the worst possible moment. At Immaculate Kinetics, we specialize in professional generator maintenance to keep your power running strong when you need it most.

1. Oil Changes and Filter Replacements
Generators need clean oil and fresh filters to run smoothly. Just like with vehicle engines, oil breaks down faster under high temperatures. We recommend changing your generator oil after every 100 hours of use or at the start of the season. We also inspect and replace air, oil, and fuel filters as needed.

2. Spark Plug and Battery Check
Worn spark plugs can make your generator hard to start or cause inefficient combustion. We test ignition systems and replace plugs as part of seasonal maintenance. For electric start units, we also test the starter battery and charging system to avoid power interruptions.

3. Fuel System Cleaning and Stabilization
Old fuel can gum up your generator’s carburetor and injectors. We inspect fuel lines, clean tanks, and add stabilizers to extend fuel life and prevent clogs. Our technicians also drain stale fuel when needed and ensure clean, reliable delivery to the engine.

4. Load Testing and Output Verification
Generators must do more than start—they must power your systems reliably. We simulate power demand with load testers to evaluate voltage output, circuit protection, and overall performance under real-world stress.

5. Cooling System and Exhaust Checks
Summer heat amplifies the risk of overheating. Our team inspects fans, vents, radiators (for liquid-cooled units), and exhaust systems to ensure efficient heat dissipation.

6. Electrical and Safety Features
We test breakers, grounding connections, and emergency shutoffs to ensure compliance and operator safety. Faulty electronics or compromised wiring can pose fire and shock hazards.

From quiet camping weekends to powering air conditioning and kitchen appliances, your generator needs to be in peak condition. Let Immaculate Kinetics in Danville, PA ensure your generator won’t let you down this summer.

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