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Fischer Panda 10000i PMS Generator Set

The Fischer Panda 10000i PMS is a 8 kW (10 kVA) standby generator set powered by a Kubota Z602 engine. It is available at 230 V and 120 V, single-phase and 50 Hz. It holds about 2.8 L (0.7 gal) of oil, with a maximum ambient rating of 45 °C. The set measures 540×445×555 mm (21.3×17.5×21.9 in), weighs about 115 kg (254 lb) and produces 54 dBA at 7 m.

8 kW
Standby
0.599 L
Displacement
2.8 L
Oil capacity
1
Document types

Service parts for the 10000i PMS

Grouped by system, with how many of each the parts manual calls for.

Air intake

1 required

Fuel system

1 required

Prices captured from merchant listings; some links are affiliate links. Confirm against your serial number before ordering.

Specifications

Frequency50.0 Hz
Standby power8 kW
Standby kVA10
ControllerPanda iControl digital display
Oil capacity2.8 L
AlternatorFischer Panda Permanent-Magnet-Generator
Voltage options230 V, 400 V, 120 V, 240 V
Phase1
Max ambient45 °C
Dimensions (L×W×H)540×445×555 mm
Dry weight115 kg
Sound level54.0 dBA @ [7, 3, 1] m

Engine

Kubota Z602
Oil capacity2.8 L
Displacement0.599 L
Rated speed2800 rpm

Filters for the Kubota Z602

1

Engine-mounted filters the filter manufacturers list for this engine family. These come from the engine, not from this generator set’s own parts list, so confirm against your serial number before ordering.

Listed for this engine in only one kind of machine, so they may depend on how the engine was installed:

SystemFilterDescriptionCross-references
Fuel filterP550012Fuel Filter, In-LineKUBOTA 1258143010, KUBOTA 1258143011, BALDWIN BF840-K1, RENAULT VI 0005490862 KuduParts $13.00 FridayParts $15.50

Maintenance & consumables

for the Kubota Z602
ItemSpecCapacityPart #Interval
Air filterRG15842930 Amazon eBay $15.50 PartsGeek $23.97 FridayParts $16.50
Fuel filter1258143013300 hr Amazon eBay $17.87 PartsGeek $6.98 KuduParts $10.00
Oil filter—
Battery—
Belt—250 hr
Coolant—
Oil2.8—150 hr
Spark plug—

Service intervals

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ItemActionHoursMonthsNotes
V-beltInspect50 hr
V-beltReplace250 hrReplacement interval must never be exceeded
Fuel filterReplace300 hrAt the latest, depending on fuel contamination
Air filter main elementReplace24 moAt the latest
PMGi heat sinks and fanClean6 moVisual inspect and clean with compressed air
Starter batteryTest2 moCharge regularly, at least every 2 months

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Service specifications

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TypeItemValueUnitCondition
ClearanceV-belt tensionapprox. 1cmpushed in with thumb
OtherCompression ratio23:1
OtherCompression ratio24:1
OtherCooling water requirement for seawater circuit16-28l/minmarine generators only
PressureAir filter cleaning compressed air pressuremax. 5bar
PressureMax. exhaust back pressure9.3kPa93 Millibar
SpeedIdle running speed2400rpm
SpeedRated speed2800rpm
TemperatureCooling water temperature difference in-flow to returnapprox. 8°Cat nominal rating
TorqueCylinder head nut torque42Nm
Valve clearanceValve clearance (engine cold)0.2mmengine cold

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Recommended fluids

FluidGradeStandardAmbientCapacityNotes
CoolantGLYSANTIN PROTECT PLUS / G48above -40°CMixture ratios: 70:30 -20 °C; 65:35 -25 °C; 60:40 -30 °C; 55:45 -35 °C; 50:50 -40 °C
Engine oilSAE 10W-40; SAE 5W-40API CFbelow 0°C2.8 lFor ambient temperatures below 0 °C
Engine oilSAE 10W-40API CF0°C to 25°C2.8 lFor ambient temperatures 0 °C to 25 °C
Engine oilSAE 10W-40; SAE 15W-40; SAE 20W-50API CFabove 25°C2.8 lFor ambient temperatures over 25 °C
FuelDiesel fuel oilDIN 590:1999 or better; DIN 590:2009 or better for common rail or particle filterDo not use alternative fuel; kerosene adversely affects the engine
GreaseAntiseizeLubricate sight glass O-ring on optional fuel filter with heat-resistant grease (Antiseize)

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Fault codes

28
CodeNameMeaningSeverityAction
5Starting failedSTARTING FAILSShutdownAcknowledge with Start/Stop button; check starting system and fuel supply.
9Watchdog ErrorWATCHDOGShutdownAcknowledge with Start/Stop button; check controller.
12Winding temperature faultFAULT: WINDINGShutdownAcknowledge with Start/Stop button; check winding temperature and cooling.
13Winding temperature out of rangeOUT: WINDINGShutdownCheck winding temperature sensor and wiring.
14Exhaust temperature faultFAULT: EXHAUSTShutdownAcknowledge with Start/Stop button; check exhaust temperature and cooling.
15Exhaust temperature out of rangeOUT: EXHAUSTShutdownCheck exhaust temperature sensor and wiring.
16Engine temperature faultFAULT: CYL.HEADShutdownAcknowledge with Start/Stop button; check engine temperature and cooling.
17Oil pressure faultFAULT: OILPRESSShutdownCheck oil level and oil pressure; repair if necessary.
18Battery voltage lowBATTERY LOWShutdownRecharge battery; check charging system and battery connections.
19unexpected stop/Problem with fuel supplyPROBLEM WITH / FUEL SUPPLY!ShutdownCheck fuel supply, fuel filter and fuel pump.
22Emergency stopEMERGENCY STOP!ShutdownRelease emergency stop switch; investigate cause.
23Engine temperature out of rangeOUT: CYL.HEADShutdownCheck cylinder head temperature sensor and wiring.
30Inverter overtempInverter overtempShutdownCheck PMGi cooling and air flow.
31inverter overloadInverter overloadShutdownReduce load; check for overload.
32inverter communication lostInverter com. lostShutdownCheck PMGi communication cable and connections.
33inverter synchronisation lostINV. SYNC. FAILEDShutdownCheck inverter synchronization and connections.
34Engine fault (EDC)ENGINE FAULTShutdownCheck engine ECU and engine fault codes.
35CAN communication lostCAN. COMM.LOSTShutdownCheck CAN bus wiring and connections.
36inverter overload slave 1L1 OVERLOADShutdownReduce load on phase L1.
37inverter overload slave 2L2 OVERLOADShutdownReduce load on phase L2.
38inverter overload slave 3L3 OVERLOADShutdownReduce load on phase L3.
39inverter overload slave DCDC OVERLOADShutdownReduce DC load.
40OvervoltageFAULT: OVERVOLTAGEShutdownCheck AC output voltage and load.
41UndervoltageFAULT: LOWVOLTAGEShutdownCheck AC output voltage and load.
42DC-OvervoltageDC OVERVOLTAGEShutdownCheck DC input voltage.
66RedundantTempSwitchOffNOTSTOP!ShutdownCheck temperature sensors and cooling system.
100Communication ErrorNO CONNECTION / BUS ERROR!ShutdownCheck bus wiring and plug connections.
207Init failed (no generator type is selected)INIT FAILED!ShutdownSelect correct generator type in configuration.

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Procedures

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Checking oil-level maintenance

⚠ Burn hazard: generator and coolant can be hot.

Tools: paper towels/cloth, oil dipstick

  1. Place generator level; for marine generators measure when ship is not lop-sided.
  2. Run generator about 10 minutes to warm engine, then wait 3 minutes.
  3. Secure generator against accidental start and open casing.
  4. Pull oil dipstick, clean it, reinsert and wait 10 seconds.
  5. Read oil level at lower end of stick; recommended level 2/3 between min and max.
Clean raw water filter maintenance
  1. Close water cock.
  2. Release raw water filter regularly from arrears.
  3. Beat the filter basket; if water seeps through cover check sealing ring and replace if needed.
  4. Do not seal cover with adhesive or sealant.
First filling and ventilation of the internal cooling water circuit maintenance

⚠ Risk of scalding; hot cooling water can leak from pressure relief valve.

  1. Fill external expansion tank with coolant to max marking; open its cover.
  2. Open venting screw at thermostat housing and close when air-free water comes out.
  3. Start generator unloaded and switch off after approx. 10 seconds.
  4. Repeat until no more air comes out of venting screw; close venting screws.
  5. Fill expansion tank to max marking and close.
  6. Repeat ventilation process 10 operating hours after first start-up if necessary.
Replace the air filter main element maintenance

Tools: screwdriver, compressed air

  1. Use screwdriver to lever out tension spring.
  2. Lift the air filter housing.
  3. Release three snap fastenings and remove lower housing part.
  4. Remove main element with light turning movement from inner support pipe.
  5. Clean by blowing out with dry compressed air max. 5 bar or replace after 2 years at latest.
  6. Reassemble in reverse order.
Replace the air filter mat maintenance

Tools: 8 mm spanner

  1. Open air suction housing by loosening six screws on housing cover with 8 mm spanner.
  2. Change the air filter mat.
  3. Close the suction air housing.
Replacement of engine oil and engine oil filter maintenance

⚠ Burn hazard.

⚠ Used oil is toxic and must be disposed of properly.

Tools: 17 mm open-ended wrench, oil filter wrench, container, oil-resistant mat, paper towels

  1. Run engine warm, wait 3 minutes, secure against accidental start and open casing.
  2. Prepare oil-resistant mat and container under oil drain hose.
  3. Loosen oil filling cap.
  4. Open oil drain screw with 17 mm wrench and drain used oil.
  5. Remove used oil filter with filter wrench.
  6. Clean filter holder and apply thin oil layer to new filter seal.
  7. Screw in new filter by hand; refit oil drain screw with new sealing.
  8. Fill engine oil and check level after every 2 litres.
  9. Run engine 10 minutes, stop, wait and recheck oil level.
Replacement of the fuel filter maintenance

⚠ Clamped inlet and fuel spill precautions required.

  1. Clamp inlet before exchanging the filter.
  2. Remove hoses from used filter.
  3. Fasten hoses to new filter; observe arrow for fuel flow direction.
  4. For sight-glass version: unscrew housing and element left-hand.
  5. Screw new filter element into mount.
  6. Lubricate sight glass O-ring with Antiseize and screw sight glass back right-hand.
Replacement of the impeller maintenance

⚠ Close raw water stop cock before work.

Tools: multigrip pliers

  1. Close raw water stop cock.
  2. Remove cover of raw water pump by loosening housing screws.
  3. Pull impeller from shaft with multigrip pliers and mark its position.
  4. Check impeller for damage and replace if necessary.
  5. Lubricate impeller with glycerin or non-mineral oil based lubricant e.g. silicone spray.
  6. Attach impeller to pump shaft; fasten cover with new seal.
Replacing the V-belt maintenance

⚠ Shut down generator before checking V-belt tension.

Tools: 12 mm wrench, 14 mm wrench

  1. Loosen fixing screw above alternator with 12 mm wrench.
  2. Loosen fixing screw below alternator with 14 mm wrench.
  3. Push alternator toward thermostat housing.
  4. Replace the V-belt.
  5. Tension V-belt by pulling alternator back; belt should yield approx. 1 cm with thumb.
  6. Re-tighten screws above and below alternator.
Ventilating the fuel system maintenance

⚠ Fuel is flammable; no open flames or smoking.

Tools: cloth/Kleenex tissue

  1. Start the fuel pump using the iControl2 Prime fuel function or START button.
  2. Open ventilation screw at fuel solenoid valve while START is pressed.
  3. Place cloth beneath connection to catch escaping fuel.
  4. Close ventilation screw when fuel runs out without air bubbles; then release START.
  5. Switch panel OFF.
  6. Repeat until fuel is bubble-free.
  7. If necessary loosen injection line connecting nut and repeat; retighten afterward.
Activating/deactivating the autostart function operation

⚠ Automatic start-up danger; ensure generator capsule is closed and warning signs are affixed.

  1. Select Autostart in set-up menu and confirm with Start/Stop button.
  2. Select Enable or Disable with cursor buttons.
  3. Confirm selection with Start/Stop button.
  4. Setting is saved to EEPROM and controller shuts down.
  5. After restart, AUTOSTART or STANDBY status indicates state.
Opening the GFK sound insulation capsule operation
  1. Pull handle in arrow direction and lift lash of closure pin.
  2. After lifting off lashes, remove sound isolation cover upper part.

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Voltage reconnection

VoltagePhaseConnectionLeadsNotes
12 VStarter battery positive cable to solenoid switch of starter motor; negative cable to engine footPositive (+), Negative (-)Install fuse and battery circuit breaker in positive cable within 300 mm of battery.
24 VTwo 12 V batteries in series24 V starter system requires 2x12 V batteries in a row.

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Common questions

What size generator is the Fischer Panda 10000i PMS?

The Fischer Panda 10000i PMS is rated 8 kW standby (10.0 kVA).

What engine is in the Fischer Panda 10000i PMS?

The Fischer Panda 10000i PMS is powered by the Kubota Z602 engine.

What is the oil capacity of the Fischer Panda 10000i PMS?

The Kubota Z602 engine in the Fischer Panda 10000i PMS has an oil capacity of 2.8 liters.

How loud is the Fischer Panda 10000i PMS?

The Fischer Panda 10000i PMS is rated at 54.0 dBA at [7, 3, 1] m, per the manufacturer specification sheet.

How much does the Fischer Panda 10000i PMS weigh?

The Fischer Panda 10000i PMS has a dry weight of 115 kg (253 lb).

What voltage does the Fischer Panda 10000i PMS produce?

The Fischer Panda 10000i PMS is offered in 230 V, 400 V, 120 V, 240 V, 1-phase.

Which alternator is fitted to the Fischer Panda 10000i PMS?

The Fischer Panda 10000i PMS uses a Fischer Panda Permanent-Magnet-Generator alternator.

What fuel filter does the Fischer Panda 10000i PMS use?

The Fischer Panda 10000i PMS uses fuel filter part number 1258143013.

What air filter does the Fischer Panda 10000i PMS use?

The Fischer Panda 10000i PMS uses air filter part number RG15842930.

Parts

12model family
Part #DescriptionQtySystem
02-145-000-00Air filter mat1Air filter Amazon eBay
02-146-000-00Air filter mat with pull out holder1Air filter Amazon eBay
02-147-000-00Air filter at housing with snap fasteners1Air filter Amazon eBay
02-150-000-00Fuel filter1Fuel filter Amazon eBay
02-151-000-00Coolant filter1Coolant filter Amazon eBay
02-160-000-00V-belt1Belt Amazon eBay
F100-02500Air Filter1Air filter Amazon eBay
F100-02600Fuel Filter1Fuel filter Amazon eBay
F100-02700Belt1Belt Amazon eBay
F100-03400Oil Filter1Oil filter Amazon eBay
F100-03500Coolant Filter1Coolant filter Amazon eBay
F100-03600Spark Plug1Spark plug Amazon eBay

Compiled from this model's family documentation — may include parts for closely-related variants. Confirm the exact part for your serial number. See the full parts catalog to search and cross-reference.

Available documents

Owner's manual — FP1-330171 8000i 10000i english (Fischer Panda)Owner's manual — tanawo (Fischer Panda)

This page was generated from the 2 manufacturer documents above by automated extraction; every figure shown is copied from one of them. How the data is compiled.

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Priced items from this model's own parts manual.

Air filter RG15842930$15.50
Fuel filter 1258143013$6.98
2 priced items$22.48
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