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Kohler 30REZGT Generator Set

The Kohler 30REZGT is a 28 kW (35 kVA) Propane standby generator set. It is available at 120/208 V, 277/480 V and 120/240 V, 3-phase. The set measures 3680×1867×2160 mm (144.9×73.5×85.0 in), weighs about 1677 kg (3697 lb) and produces 66 dBA at 7 m. An integrated tank holds 322 L (85.1 gal), roughly 24 hours of runtime.

28 kW
Standby
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Service parts for the 30REZGT

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Air intake

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Specifications

FuelPropane
Standby power28 kW
Standby kVA35
Prime power25 kW
ControllerDecision-Maker 3500
Voltage options120/208 V, 277/480 V, 120/240 V
Phase3 Ph
Circuit breaker150 A
Dimensions (L×W×H)3680×1867×2160 mm
Dry weight1677 kg
Sound level66.0 dBA @ 7 m
Fuel tank322.0 L
Tank runtime24 hr

Maintenance & consumables

ItemSpecCapacityPart #Interval
Air filterAir Cleaner AssyGM90280 Amazon eBay

Service intervals

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ItemActionHoursMonthsNotes
Filter(s)Replace150 hr3 moService more frequently if operated in dusty areas
OilChange150 hr3 moEvery 150 Hours or 3 Months
Blow dust out of alternatorClean300 hr2 Yrs or 300 Hrs; service more frequently in dusty areas
Valve clearanceAdjust500 hr3 Yrs or 500 Hrs
Wire-cable insulation breakdownTest500 hr3 Yrs or 500 Hrs
CoolantChange1500 hr1500 Hours
Alternator end bracket bearingReplace10000 hr20--300 kW models; prime power applications
Coolant temperature protection levelCheck6 moSix Months
Safety and alarm operationCheck6 moSix Months
Safety and alarm operationTest6 moSix Months
Tighten DC electrical connectionsCheck6 moSix Months
Wheel lug nut torqueCheckFirst service — First 80/160 km (50/100 miles); then Quarterly or 3000 Miles

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
OtherAlternator protection current/time limits200%: 40 seconds; 300%: 10 seconds; 425%: 5 seconds; 950%: 1 secondrated current percentage
OtherBattery specific gravity (charge threshold)1.215specific gravityat 26.7 C (80 F); charge if below
OtherBattery specific gravity (fully charged)1.260specific gravityat 26.7 C (80 F) electrolyte temperature
OtherController operating temperature range--40 to 70 C (--40 to 158 F)
OtherController power drain400 milliamps at 12V; 200 milliamps at 24V
OtherGaseous fuel tank maximum safe fill level80% of total fuel tank volume
OtherLP gas fuel system leak test pressure6--8 ounces per square inch (10--14 inches water column)oz/in2 (in. water column)test pressurized
OtherWheel stud size1/2-20
PressureFuel tank pressure relief valve (close)1937--2130kPa (281--309 psi)
PressureFuel tank pressure relief valve (open)2151kPa (312 psi) min
PressureTire inflation pressure @ rated load552 (80 psi)kPa (psi)
SpeedOverfrequency default setting110% of nominal%
SpeedOverfrequency setting range102%--140% of nominal%
SpeedOverfrequency time delay10sec
SpeedUnderfrequency default setting90% of nominal%
SpeedUnderfrequency setting range80%--95% of nominal%
SpeedUnderfrequency time delay10 (short term), 60 (long term)sec
TorqueWheel lug nut torque122 (90)Nm (ft. lb.)
VoltageHigh battery voltage default setting15V12-volt engine electrical system
VoltageHigh battery voltage default setting30V24-volt engine electrical system
VoltageHigh battery voltage range13.2--16.2V12-volt engine electrical system
VoltageHigh battery voltage range26.4--32.4V24-volt engine electrical system
VoltageLow battery voltage default setting12V12-volt engine electrical system
VoltageLow battery voltage default setting24V24-volt engine electrical system
VoltageLow battery voltage range19.2--25.2V24-volt engine electrical system
VoltageLow battery voltage range9.6--12.6V12-volt engine electrical system
VoltageOvervoltage default setting120% at 2 sec%
VoltageOvervoltage setting range105%--135% of nominal%
VoltageOvervoltage time delay range2--10sec
VoltageUndervoltage default setting80% of nominal at 10 sec%
VoltageUndervoltage setting range70%--95% of nominal%
VoltageUndervoltage time delay range5--30sec

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
GreaseLithium complexAxle bearing grease type
GreaseMultipurpose greaseLubricate trailer hitch/coupler contact points
GreasePetroleum jelly, silicon grease, or other nonconductive greaseCoat battery terminals after reconnecting
GreaseWhite lithium greaseApply a small amount behind the brake shoe where it rubs against the backing plate

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

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CodeNameMeaningSeverityAction
AC Sensing LostWarning
Alternator ProtectionShutdown
Auxiliary InputWarning
Avg CurrentHighWarning
Avg Gen Voltage L-LLowWarning
Battery Charger FaultWarning
Cabinet Intrusion AlarmWarning
Coolant PressureLowWarning
Cranking VoltageLowWarning
ECM Communication LossShutdown
ECM Model MismatchShutdown
Electrical Metering Communication LossShutdown
Emergency StopShutdown
Engine Coolant LevelLowShutdown
Engine Coolant TemperatureLowWarning
Engine Derate ActiveWarning
Engine Fuel LevelLowWarning
Engine Oil LevelLowWarning
Engine Oil PressureShorted HighWarning
Failure To SynchronizeWarning
Fuel PressureLowWarning
Fuel Tank LeakWarning
Fuel TemperatureHighWarning
Gen Battery VoltageLowWarning
Generator FrequencyLowWarning
Generator Voltage L1-L2LowShutdown
Ground Fault InputWarning
Injector Wiring FaultWarning
Intake Air TemperatureHighWarning
Locked RotorShutdown
Maximum Alternator CurrentLowShutdown
Not In AutoWarning
Over CrankShutdown
Reserve Oil EmptyWarning
Run Relay Coil OverloadShutdown
Speed Sensor FaultWarning
Starter Relay Coil OverloadShutdown
System FrequencyHighWarning
System VoltageHighWarning
Total Power (Generator Total Real Power)LowWarning
Total Reactive PowerLowWarning
Water In FuelWarning

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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Electric Brake Adjustment adjustment

⚠ Never use compressed air to clean brake components; some components may contain asbestos.

Tools: Adjustment tool or large slotted screwdriver, Jack stands

  1. Raise the trailer with wheels off the ground and block safely with jack stands; remove the wheel.
  2. Remove the rubber plug from the backing plate slot.
  3. Insert an adjustment tool or large slotted screwdriver in the slot and rotate the star wheel to expand the shoe against the drum.
  4. Expand the shoe until the drum can't be turned by hand to center each shoe.
  5. Back off the adjustment in the other direction until the drum turns freely with slight resistance.
  6. Replace the rubber plug in the backing plate slot.
  7. Repeat procedure for remaining wheels.
Voltage Reconnection Procedure (with Selector Switch) installation

⚠ Do not move the voltage selector switch while the generator set is running.

⚠ Affix voltage reconnection decal 246242 after reconnecting to a different voltage.

Tools: User-supplied load lug wrench

  1. Press the generator set master control OFF/RESET button.
  2. Open the main line circuit breaker.
  3. Navigate to Generator Info then Voltage Selector Switch menu; press the selector dial.
  4. Select Present Position and change to the desired selection (Three Phase Wye 480 V, Three Phase Wye 208 V, or Single Phase Dogleg).
  5. Rotate the voltage selector switch on the junction box to match the desired voltage shown on the controller.
  6. Disconnect the engine starting battery, negative lead first; disconnect battery charger power.
  7. Make lead connections between load devices and the load lugs or camlocks.
  8. Make a ground connection to earth ground per NEC guidelines.
  9. Replace all electrical guards, barriers, and covers.
  10. Reconnect the battery, negative lead last; reconnect battery charger power.
  11. Press RUN to start and check voltages on the display.
  12. Press OFF/RESET to stop.
  13. Close the main line circuit breaker and any downstream circuit breakers.
Voltage Reconnection Procedure (without Selector Switch) installation

⚠ Hazardous voltage. Disconnect all power sources before opening the enclosure.

Tools: User-supplied load lug wrench

  1. Press the generator set master control OFF/RESET button.
  2. Open the main line circuit breaker.
  3. Navigate to Generator Info, then Configuration, then Generator Config menu.
  4. Set System Voltage L--L to the desired voltage (208 V, 240 V, or 480 V).
  5. Set System Phase to Three Phase or Single Phase.
  6. Verify settings match the desired voltage/frequency/phase.
  7. Disconnect the engine starting battery, negative lead first; disconnect battery charger power.
  8. Use the reconnection diagram to route leads through current transformers and reconnect.
  9. Make load connections and a ground connection per NEC guidelines.
  10. Replace all electrical guards, barriers, and covers.
  11. Reconnect the battery, negative lead last; reconnect battery charger power.
  12. Press RUN to start and check voltages.
  13. Press OFF/RESET to stop.
  14. Close the main line circuit breaker and any downstream circuit breakers.
Wheel Installation Procedure installation

⚠ Correct wheel torque prevents loose wheels, broken studs, and wheel/axle separation.

Tools: Torque wrench

  1. Start all wheel lug nuts by hand to prevent cross threading.
  2. Tighten the nuts in the sequence shown.
  3. Perform the wheel lug nut tightening sequence in stages using the torque value recommendations.
  4. Torque wheel lug nuts before the first road use and after each wheel removal.
  5. Check and retorque after the first 40 km (25 miles) and again at 120 km (75 miles), and at the specified service interval.
Clean Battery maintenance

⚠ Wear protective goggles and clothing; battery acid may cause blindness and burn skin.

Tools: Wire brush

  1. Clean the battery by wiping it with a damp cloth; keep connections dry and tight.
  2. If corrosion exists, disconnect the cables and remove corrosion with a wire brush.
  3. Clean the battery and cables with a solution of baking soda and water; do not allow the solution to enter battery cells.
  4. Flush with clean water and wipe with a dry cloth.
  5. After reconnecting the cables, coat the terminals with petroleum jelly, silicon grease, or other nonconductive grease.
Evacuating with a Vacuum Pump maintenance

⚠ There may still be liquid or gas propane in the supply line; use opening care.

Tools: User-supplied vacuum pump with manual shutoff valve and 0--15 psi vacuum gauge, Exhaust venting system, Approved leak detector solution

  1. Source a fitting connecting the main fuel supply line to the manual shutoff valve/vacuum pump assembly.
  2. Connect the vacuum pump outlet to the exhaust venting system.
  3. Open the exhaust venting system manual shutoff valve (A).
  4. Remove the main fuel supply line at the vaporizer.
  5. Attach the gaseous fuel tank line to the manual shutoff valve (B)/vacuum pump assembly with the vacuum gauge between (B) and the tanks.
  6. With manual shutoff valves (C) and (D) closed, connect the gaseous fuel tank to the LPG supply tank at the 1 3/4 ACME fitting.
  7. Open the manual override shutdown valve (E) for tanks to be purged; close all others.
  8. Switch the controller to ECM ON mode.
  9. Activate the vacuum pump until the vacuum gauge indicates 0--2 psia.
  10. Close the manual shutoff valve (B) at the vacuum pump inlet.
  11. Place the controller back to ECM OFF mode and turn off the vacuum pump.
  12. Open the LPG supply tank valve, fill the gaseous fuel tank to 5%, and close the valve.
  13. Disconnect the gaseous fuel tank from the LPG supply tank at the ACME fitting.
  14. Close the manual override shutdown valve (E) of the tank just filled; repeat for remaining tanks.
  15. Check all fittings and connections for leaks using an approved leak detector solution.
Extended Storage (Lubricating System) maintenance

⚠ Hot engine and exhaust system. Do not work on the generator set until it cools.

  1. Run the generator set for a minimum of 30 minutes to bring it to normal operating temperature.
  2. Stop the generator set.
  3. With the engine still warm, drain the oil from the crankcase.
  4. Remove and replace the oil filter.
  5. Refill the crankcase with oil suited to the climate.
  6. Run the generator set for two minutes to distribute the clean oil.
  7. Stop the generator set.
  8. Check the oil level and adjust, if needed.
Filling the Gaseous Fuel Tank maintenance

⚠ Filling and maintenance should only be done by a trained and certified gaseous fuel service technician.

⚠ Never fill above the maximum safe fill level of 80%.

Tools: LP fuel supply line, Approved leak detector solution, Clean rag

  1. Press the generator set master control OFF/RESET button.
  2. Disconnect the engine starting battery, negative lead first; disconnect battery charger power.
  3. Remove the yellow seal cap and connect the LP fuel supply line to the fuel tank ACME connector.
  4. Loosen (but do not remove) the fuel fill bleed valve.
  5. Dispense gaseous fuel and fill to 80% full; when fuel flows from the bleed valve, stop supply flow and close the valve.
  6. Disconnect the fuel supply line from the ACME connector and reinstall the yellow seal cap.
  7. Repeat steps for each remaining fuel tank.
  8. Check all fittings and connections for leaks using an approved leak detector solution.
  9. Wipe the fuel fill and bleed off valve areas; close the fuel tank access doors.
  10. Reconnect the engine starting battery, negative lead last; reconnect battery charger power.
Procedure to Drain Cooling System maintenance

⚠ Hot coolant and steam. Allow the generator set to cool before removing the pressure cap.

⚠ Dispose of all waste materials in an environmentally safe manner.

  1. Deenergize the block heater, if equipped.
  2. Remove the pressure cap to allow the entire system to drain and prevent air pockets.
  3. Open the radiator and/or engine block coolant drain valve(s) and allow the system to drain.
  4. If the inside of the radiator has mineral deposits, flush and clean the cooling system; otherwise refill.
Procedure to Refill Cooling System maintenance

⚠ Do not add coolant to a hot engine; adding coolant to a hot engine can crack the cylinder block or cylinder head.

  1. Remove the pressure cap.
  2. Close the radiator and/or engine block coolant drain valve(s) and tighten the cooling system hose clamps.
  3. Open the air-bleed petcocks, if equipped; close when coolant begins to flow from them.
  4. Add coolant additives or water pump lubricants according to engine manufacturer recommendations.
  5. Fill the cooling system with the recommended coolant/antifreeze mixture.
  6. Replace the pressure cap.
  7. Fill the coolant recovery tank (if equipped) to the low mark.
  8. Operate generator set until the thermostat opens.
  9. Stop the engine and allow it to cool; check and repair any coolant leaks.
  10. Remove the pressure cap and add coolant to just below the overflow tube opening of the filler neck.
  11. Replace the pressure cap.
  12. Maintain the coolant level in the coolant recovery tank between the high and low marks.
Purging Gaseous Fuel Lines maintenance

⚠ Use care when removing the main fuel supply line at the vaporizer as this will bleed off any remaining fuel.

  1. Turn the manual override shutoff valve clockwise to close the valve at each gaseous fuel tank.
  2. Press the generator set master switch RUN button to start and run the generator set.
  3. The generator set will briefly run and then stop due to lack of fuel.
  4. After the generator set stops, press the OFF/RESET button.
  5. Allow the generator set to rest for approx. 10 minutes.
  6. Press the RUN button; the generator set attempts to start and run. After three failed cycles it stops and an overcrank fault appears.
  7. Reset the controller by pressing the OFF/RESET button.
  8. Let the generator set rest for approx. 10 minutes to ensure all liquid propane is purged before maintenance.
Purging with Propane Vapor maintenance

⚠ Do not purge with liquid propane.

⚠ There may still be liquid or gas propane in the supply line; use care when opening fittings.

⚠ Wear personal protective equipment; liquid propane can cause frostbite on contact.

Tools: User-supplied fitting, Exhaust venting system, Approved leak detector solution

  1. Source a fitting connecting the main fuel supply line to the exhaust venting system.
  2. Open the exhaust venting system manual shutoff valve.
  3. Remove the main fuel supply line at the vaporizer.
  4. Attach the gaseous fuel tank line to the exhaust vent piping.
  5. Open the manual override shutoff valve at each gaseous fuel tank.
  6. Purge excess pressure by switching the controller to ECM ON mode for at least 10 seconds, then back to ECM OFF.
  7. Connect the generator set gaseous fuel tanks to the LPG supply tank at the 1 3/4 in. ACME fitting(s).
  8. Open the manual supply valve until 15 psi tank pressure is indicated; then close it.
  9. Purge the gaseous fuel tanks by switching to ECM ON mode for at least 10 seconds, then back to ECM OFF.
  10. Repeat steps for a minimum of four cycles to sufficiently purge all air and/or contaminants.
  11. Close the exhaust venting system manual shutoff valve.
  12. Disconnect the main fuel supply line from the venting system and reattach to the vaporizer.
  13. Open the manual supply valve until the gas fuel tank contains 5% of capacity; close the valve.
  14. Activate ECM ON mode for at least 10 seconds; return to ECM OFF.
  15. Check all fittings and connections for leaks using an approved leak detector solution.

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
1Camlocks (left to right)Green=GND; White=L0; Black=L1; Red=L2Single-phase uses four camlocks
3Camlocks (left to right)Green=GND; White=L0; Black=L1; Red=L2; Blue=L3Three-phase uses all five camlocks
120/2083Low wyeL0-L1: 120; L1-L2: 208; L1-L3: 208; L2-L3: 208Voltage selector switch position Low wye; selector switch factory set Pos. 2 Volts 120/208, 60 Hz, Three Phase Wye
120/2401Single-phaseL0-L1: 120; L1-L2: 240Voltage selector switch position Single-phase; selector switch factory set Pos. 3 Volts 120/240, 60 Hz, Single Phase Dogleg (3-position switch only)
277/4803High wyeL0-L1: 277; L1-L2: 480; L1-L3: 480; L2-L3: 480Voltage selector switch position High wye; selector switch factory set Pos. 1 Volts 277/480, 60 Hz, Three Phase Wye

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

How many kW is the Kohler 30REZGT?

The Kohler 30REZGT is rated 28 kW standby (35.0 kVA).

What kind of fuel does the Kohler 30REZGT run on?

The Kohler 30REZGT runs on Propane.

What is the prime power rating of the Kohler 30REZGT?

The Kohler 30REZGT is rated 25 kW prime (31 kVA), against 28 kW standby.

What is the sound level of the Kohler 30REZGT?

The Kohler 30REZGT is rated at 66.0 dBA at 7 m, per the manufacturer specification sheet.

What is the dry weight of the Kohler 30REZGT?

The Kohler 30REZGT has a dry weight of 1677 kg (3697 lb).

How big is the fuel tank on the Kohler 30REZGT?

The Kohler 30REZGT has a 322 liter (85 US gallon) fuel tank, giving about 24 hours of runtime.

What voltage does the Kohler 30REZGT produce?

The Kohler 30REZGT is offered in 120/208 V, 277/480 V, 120/240 V, 3 Ph-phase.

What air filter fits the Kohler 30REZGT?

The Kohler 30REZGT uses air filter part number GM90280.

Parts

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Part #DescriptionQtySystem
328006Hose, reducer (3.00 in. to 2.50 in. ID)1Hose Amazon eBay
GM21048Hose, Lower Radiator1Hose Amazon
GM66270Sensor, Low Coolant Level1Sensor Amazon eBay $273.00
GM69432Hose, Upper Radiator1Hose Amazon
GM90280Air Cleaner Assy1Air filter Amazon eBay
GM90281Element, Air Cleaner1Air filter Amazon eBay $40.00 NAPA $66.17 KuduParts $43.00
X-281-8Hose, radiator, straight, 2.25 in. ID2Hose Amazon
X-6359-18Hose, Rubber1Hose Amazon

Service, wear & replacement parts referenced for this model and its engine — confirm the exact part for your serial number. See the full parts catalog to search and cross-reference.

Fuel consumption

RatingLoadL/hgal/h
Prime50%10.22.7
Prime75%13.23.5

Available documents

Spec sheet — Towable Mobile Generators Brochure (Kohler)Operator's manual — tp6935 (Kohler)Parts manual — tp6937 (Kohler)Service manual — tp6936 (Kohler)

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