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Kohler MPAC 750 Generator Set

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Specifications

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Service intervals

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ItemActionHoursMonthsNotes
Contactor external operating mechanismClean12 moCheck cleanliness; clean and relubricate if dirty; service more frequently in dusty/dirty areas (Y)
Control and power wiring connectionsAdjust12 moTighten control and power wiring connections to specifications (Y)
Electrical system overheating or loose connectionsCheck12 moDiscoloration of metal, melted plastic, or burning odor (Y)
External hardwareCheck1 moCheck in place, tightened, not badly worn (M)
Internal hardwareCheck12 moCheck in place, tightened, not badly worn (Y)
Main power switching contactsInspect12 moCheck condition; clean or replace main contacts or contactor assembly as necessary (S/M) (Y)
SPD connecting leadsCheck2 moCheck condition of connecting leads; every 2 months (if equipped with SPD)
SPD status indicatorsCheck2 moEvery 2 months (if equipped with SPD)
Transfer switch (annual inspection and service)Inspect12 moHave authorized distributor/dealer inspect and service annually and when wear, damage, deterioration, or malfunction is evident/suspected
Transfer switch automatic control systemTest1 moMonthly automatic control system test (M)
Transfer switch exterior (vibration, leakage, high temperature, contamination, deterioration)Inspect1 moMonthly external inspection (M)
Transfer switch interiorInspect12 moInspect inside for vibration, leakage, high temperature, contamination, or deterioration (Y)
Wiring insulationInspect12 moInspect for deterioration, cuts, or abrasion; repair or replace deteriorated/damaged wiring (Y)

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
OtherEngine cooldown time delay5min.factory setting; adjustment range 0-60 min
OtherEngine start time delay3secfactory setting; adjustment range 0-6 sec
OtherFail to Acquire Standby time delay1minfactory setting
OtherFail to Synchronize time delay1minfactory setting; NA for adjustment
OtherHygrostat relative humidity setting35 to 95%65% recommended
OtherIn-phase monitor transfer angle (synchronism window)5degreesdefault; adjustable from 15 to 5 degrees before synchronism only
OtherTransfer time delay, preferred to standby3secfactory setting
OtherTransfer time delay, standby to preferred15minfactory setting
OtherVoltage sense debounce time0.5secondsdefault; adjustment range 0.1 to 9.9 seconds
SpeedModbus serial baud rate9.6, 19.2, 57.6kbpsserial port (9.6, 19.2, 57.6 kbps)
TorqueModbus RS-485 connection terminals0.5Nm (4.4 in. lb.)
VoltageOver voltage dropout setting115%default; adjustment range 106% to 135% of Nominal
VoltageOver voltage pickup setting95% of dropoutdefault; adjustment range 95 to 100% of Dropout
VoltageSPD remote status indicator contact rating1A @ 250 VAC
VoltageUnder voltage dropout setting90% of pickupdefault; adjustment range 75% to 98% of Pickup
VoltageUnder voltage pickup setting90% of nominaldefault; adjustment range 85% to 100% of Nominal

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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Reset to Default Settings adjustment

⚠ Resetting to default parameters resets all parameters, including system voltage and frequency; the transfer switch will not operate correctly if system voltage and frequency do not match the sources.

Tools: Personal computer with Kohler SiteTech software

  1. Use a personal computer with Kohler SiteTech software to reset the controller to factory defaults.
  2. Use SiteTech software to set the system voltage and frequency after resetting to the default parameters.
  3. Check the system operation to verify the settings after resetting.
Complete the RSA III final installation installation
  1. Mount the RSA III box to the wall or to the electrical box in the wall if not already done; check that the box is square.
  2. Position the RSA III front panel assembly to the box and install four self-tapping screws X-67-154; do not tighten.
  3. Center the remote annunciator in the box and square with the wall; tighten the screws.
  4. Flush mount: place wall-mounting plate GM85126 behind the RSA III front panel assembly flange.
Configure the APM402 controllers for the remote serial annunciator installation
  1. Verify the controller defaults to a 19200 baud rate and Modbus address #1.
  2. If Modbus settings need altering, use SiteTech software to make the configuration changes.
  3. Verify the RS-485 address on the controller matches the address on the RSA III master.
Configure the APM603 controllers for the remote serial annunciator installation
  1. Verify the controller is factory configured with RSA Baud Rate 19200, RSA Comm Protocol Modbus, and RSA Modbus Address 1.
  2. Verify the RS-485 address on the controller matches the address on the RSA III master.
Configure the APM802 controllers for the remote serial annunciator installation
  1. Verify the controller is factory configured with speed 19200 baud, stop bit 1, parity without, function Modbus slave, slave number 1.
  2. Verify the RS-485 address on the controller matches the address on the RSA III master.
Configure the DEC 3+ controller for the remote serial annunciator installation

⚠ After setting DIP switches, power down and then power up the controller for the change to be acknowledged.

  1. Set the controller Modbus address to #1 by placing DIP switches 6, 7, and 8 to the open position.
  2. The DEC 3+ controller baud rate is fixed at 19200; no change is required.
  3. If a communication module board was installed, download firmware version 1.23 or higher (red board) or 2.03 or higher (blue board).
  4. Replace the controller cover and hardware.
Configure the DEC 550 and DEC 6000 Controllers for the Remote Serial Annunciator installation
  1. Replace the controller cover and hardware.
  2. Press the Reset Menu key on the controller keypad.
  3. Go to Menu 14, Programming Mode, and press the down arrow key to Programming Mode.
  4. Enter the access code (factory default is 0) and press Enter.
  5. Go to Menu 13, Communications, and press the right arrow key to Protocol - Modbus.
  6. Set the controller Modbus address to #1 and press Enter.
  7. Set the Baud Rate to 19200 if not already shown.
Configure the DEC 8000 controllers for the remote serial annunciator installation
  1. Use the controller menus to change the setpoints: Contr. address 1, RS232(2) mode 0 - DIRECT, RS232(2) MBCSpd 1 - 19200, RS485(2) conv. ENABLED.
  2. For RS-485 port 2, enable the internal converter and set the Modbus communication speed to 19200 bps.
  3. Verify the RS-485 address on the controller matches the address on the RSA III master.
Configure the Decision-Maker 3000 and 3500 controllers for the remote serial annunciator installation
  1. Verify the controller defaults to a 19200 baud rate and Modbus address #1.
  2. If Modbus settings need altering, use SiteTech software to make the configuration changes.
  3. Verify the RS-485 address on the controller matches the address on the RSA III master.
Mount the Communication Module Board in the DEC 3+ Controller installation
  1. Remove the existing three nuts attaching the indicator panel circuit board; leave the existing washers in place.
  2. Attach the three spacers to the indicator panel circuit board studs.
  3. Position communication module board GM49791-1 on the spacers.
  4. Install three lock washers X-22-7.
  5. Install the existing three nuts on the spacers to secure the board; do not overtighten the nuts.
Select a Mounting Location for the RSA III installation

⚠ Locate all RSA III within 853 m (2800 ft.) of the controller.

Tools: Drill, Screwdriver

  1. Select a visible location for mounting the RSA III up to 853 m (2800 ft.) from the controller.
  2. Remove four screws X-67-154 from the RSA III bezel GM85134 and remove bezel from the RSA III box GM85123.
  3. Surface mount: drill pilot holes, create wiring opening, mount box to a standard 10 cm (4 in.) square electrical box.
  4. Flush mount with box GM85125: create wall opening and attach box to wall with user-supplied hardware.
  5. Flush mount with user-supplied Hoffman box A-SG8X8X4: drill four 4.4 mm (0.17 in.) holes using plate GM85126 as template.
Wire the RSA III installation

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

⚠ This equipment must be installed and serviced by qualified electrical personnel.

  1. Disconnect the 12/24-volt DC power source to each RSA III.
  2. Connect RS-485 wiring from the controller to the RSA III master P27 using Belden #9841 or equivalent.
  3. Connect RS-485 wiring from the RSA III master to the slave(s) in a daisy chain configuration.
  4. Set the termination resistor in P34 based on the number of Modbus devices on the network.
  5. Connect 12/24 VDC power to P37; the battery positive lead should be fuse protected.
  6. Set the P39 isolation jumper (isolated or non-isolated) per the controller used.
  7. Make local (hardwired) EPS and user-defined digital input connections on P41 and P42 as needed.

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
APM402 and Decision-Maker 3000 P21P21-1 GND Shield; P21-2 (+) White; P21-3 (-) BlackConnect shield at either end but not at both ends.
APM603 customer connection terminal block(+) White; (-) Black; Shield — do not connect at the customer connection terminal block; tape to insulate unused endConnect shield at the RSA III P27 connection but not at the APM603 customer connection terminal block.
APM802 TB10TB10-7 (-) Blue; TB10-8 (+) Green; Shield — do not connect at TB10 or base module; tape to insulate unused end120 ohm resistor located on the base module; connect shield at the RSA III P27 connection only.
Communication module board TB5 (DEC 3+)TB5-3 ATS Position Input Return; TB5-4 User 1 Input Return; TB5-5 User 2 Input Return; TB5-6 User 3 Input Return; TB5-9 ATS Position Input; TB5-10 User 1 Input; TB5-11 User 2 Input; TB5-12 User 3 InputTerminals 1, 2, 7, and 8 not used. User 3 Input reserved for high battery volts (HBV) on DEC 3+ controllers.
Decision-Maker 3+ P21P21-1 - Black; P21-2 + White; P21-3 GND ShieldConnect shield at either end but not at both ends.
Decision-Maker 3500 TB12COM (+) (+) White; COM (-) (-) Black; Shield — do not connect at TB12 or DEC 3500, tape to insulate unused endConnect shield at the RSA III P27 connection only.
Decision-Maker 550 and 6000 P20P20-1 GND Shield; P20-2 + White; P20-3 - BlackConnect shield at either end but not at both ends.
Decision-Maker 8000 RS-485A terminal: blue wire, High (H) or Positive (+); B terminal: green wire, Low (L) or Negative (-)120 ohm resistor located on the controller base box; connect shield at the RSA III P27 connection only.
P27 connector on RSA III slaveP27-1 (-) Black (from master or previous slave); P27-2 (+) White (from master or previous slave); P27-3 Shield (from master or previous slave); P27-4 (-) Black (to next slave or terminating resistor); P27-5 (+) White (to next slave or terminating resistor); P27-6 Shield (to next slave or open)RS-485 daisy chain from master to slave.
P27 connector on master RSA IIIP27-1 (-) Black (from controller); P27-2 (+) White (from controller); P27-3 Shield (from controller); P27-4 (-) Black (to slave or terminating resistor); P27-5 (+) White (to slave or terminating resistor); P27-6 Shield (to slave or open)RS-485 communication from controller to RSA III master. Connect shield at either end but not both ends.
P27-1 (Controller to RSA III master)(-) Black (from controller)RS-485 communication; use Belden #9841 or equivalent.
P27-2 (Controller to RSA III master)(+) White (from controller)RS-485 communication.
P27-3 (Controller to RSA III master)Shield (from controller)Connect the shield wire at either end but not at both ends.
P27-4 (Master to slave)(-) Black (to slave or terminating resistor)RS-485 communication.
P27-5 (Master to slave)(+) White (to slave or terminating resistor)RS-485 communication.
P27-6 (Master to slave)Shield (to slave or open)RS-485 communication.
P37 power connectionsP37-1 Ground; P37-2 12/24 VDC battery input1 (not polarity sensitive); P37-3 12/24 VDC battery input2 (not polarity sensitive)Requires 12/24-volt, 200 mA (min.) DC power source; voltage should match generator set starting system.
P37-1GroundPower/CAN connections.
P37-212/24 VDC battery input1 (not polarity sensitive)Attach battery positive (+) at the starter solenoid.
P37-312/24 VDC battery input2 (not polarity sensitive)Attach battery negative (-) at the engine ground.
P40 output connectionsP40-1 Common fault relay normally closed; P40-2 Common fault relay common; P40-3 Common fault relay normally open; P40-4 Horn relay normally closed; P40-5 Horn relay common; P40-6 Horn relay normally openDry contacts rated at 220 VAC @ 0.8 amps and 30 VDC @ 2 amps.
P41 input connectionsP41-1 Local ATS emergency on input (EPS); P41-2 Local ATS emergency on input return (EPS); P41-3 User-Defined Digital input 1; P41-4 User-Defined Digital input 1 return; P41-5 User-Defined Digital Input 2; P41-6 User-Defined Digital Input 2 return; P41-7 User-Defined Digital Input 3; P41-8 User-Defined Digital Input 3 returnEPS and user-defined digital inputs typically supplied via remote Modbus RS-485 but may be hardwired locally.
P42 connectionsP42-1 User-defined digital input 4; P42-2 User-defined digital input 4 return; P42-3 User-defined digital input 5; P42-4 User-defined digital input 5 returnLocal user-defined digital inputs 4 and 5.

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

Parts

13model family
Part #DescriptionQtySystem
APM402APM402 Controller1Controller Amazon eBay $875.00
APM603APM603 controller uses a CR1220 internal battery to preserve the time, date, and generator set events.1Controller Amazon eBay $1500.00
APM802APM802 controller uses two BR2032 internal batteries in the controller base module and HMI to preserve the time, date, and generator set events.1Controller Amazon eBay $6999.00
DEC3500Controller Assembly1Controller Amazon eBay
DEC8000DECISION-MAKER® Model DEC80001Controller Amazon eBay
GM49791-1Communication module board1Communication board Amazon
G12-520Remote Serial Annunciator (RSA III)Service part / kit Amazon eBay
GM32644-KA1Communication moduleService part / kit buy
GM32644-KP1Communication moduleService part / kit buy
GM41143-KP2Modbus/Ethernet converter for serial to Ethernet communicationService part / kit buy
GM60407Supply, power1Service part / kit buy
GM86125Board, main logic (RSA III circuit board)1Service part / kit buy
X-6058-27121 ohm terminating resistor1Service part / kit buy

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

Reference (Kohler)Parts manual — Kohler-Controller Brochure (Kohler)Service manual — Annunciators tt1625 (Kohler)Service manual — tp6865 (Kohler)Service manual — tt1625 (Kohler)

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