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Kohler RDT Generator Set

The Kohler RDT is a generator set.

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Specifications

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Filters & service parts

model family
ItemSpecCapacityPart #Interval
Air filterDry-type air cleaner—
Fuel filter—
Oil filterCartridge, quantity 1×1—
Battery12-volt group 51 battery with a minimum rating of 500 cold cranking amps at 0_F—
Belt—
Coolant—
OilKohler Genuine oil1.8 L—
Spark plug—

Compiled from this model's family documentation — may include parts for closely-related variants. Confirm the exact part for your serial number.

Service intervals

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ItemActionHoursMonthsNotes
Automatic control systemTest1 moM = Monthly; see O/I/M
Automatic control system testTest1 moMonthly, per Section 2.8
Contactor external operating mechanism cleanlinessClean12 moYearly; clean and relubricate if dirty; service more frequently in dusty/dirty areas
Control and power wiring connectionsAdjust12 moY; tighten to specifications
Control and power wiring connectionsOther12 moYearly; tighten connections to specifications per Section 2.5
Electrical system: signs of overheating or loose connectionsInspect12 moFigure 3-6, Y = Yearly; check for discoloration of metal, melted plastic, or burning odor
External hardware in place, tightened, not badly wornCheck1 moMonthly
External operating mechanism cleanlinessClean12 moY; service more frequently in extremely dusty or dirty areas
Inside of transfer switch (vibration, leakage, high temp, contamination, deterioration)Inspect12 moYearly
Internal hardware in place, tightened, not badly wornCheck12 moYearly
LED indicators and remote control systemsTest12 moYearly, per Section 3.2
LED indicators, time delays, and remote control systemsTest12 moY; dealer task
Main power switching contacts conditionInspect12 moYearly (S/M = per service manual); clean or replace main contacts or contactor assembly as necessary
Main power switching mechanisms mechanical operation and integrityInspect12 moY; dealer task
Millivolt drop test on power circuitsTest12 moY; check for high contact resistance
Outside of transfer switch (vibration, leakage, high temp, contamination, deterioration)Inspect1 moMonthly
SPD module status indication light (SE model only, if equipped)Check2 moEvery 2 months, per Section 4.4.1
Signs of overheating or loose connections (discoloration, melted plastic, burning odor)Inspect12 moYearly; visually inspect and check, per Service Schedule Section 6.4
Transfer switch exterior: excessive vibration, high temperature, contamination, deteriorationInspect1 moM = Monthly
Transfer switch interior: vibration, noise, high temperature, contamination, deteriorationInspect1 moM = Monthly; check for metal discoloration, melted plastic, burning odor
Wire and cable insulation electrical breakdownTest36 moEvery 3 Years
Wiring insulation for deterioration, cuts, or abrasionInspect12 moYearly; repair or replace deteriorated/damaged wiring
transfer switchCheck12 moInspect the switch annually
transfer switch automatic operationTest1 moMonthly Automatic Operation Test
transfer switch internal componentsInspect12 moAnnual internal inspection by authorized distributor/dealer

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
GapFrequency programming shunt P5 jumper position50 Hz: P5-1 to P5-2; 60 Hz: P5-2 to P5-3
OtherEngine Cooldown time delay5minutes (factory setting; 1-10 min adjustable)
OtherEngine Start time delay3seconds (factory setting; 1-10 sec adjustable with accessory board)
OtherExercise Time Duration20minutes (factory setting; 5-50 min adjustable with accessory board)
OtherFailure to Acquire Emergency time delay78seconds (not adjustable)allows three 15-second engine cranking cycles plus 15-second rest periods
OtherFrequency sensing accuracy (emergency/GEN source)2%
OtherHumidity5 to 95%% noncondensing
OtherLoad Control Time Delay5minutes (or 10 minutes via DIP switch)
OtherRetransfer from Emergency to Normal time delay6minutes (factory setting; 3-30 min adjustable)
OtherSource voltage sensing accuracy±5%single-phase voltage sensing on both sources
OtherTransfer from Normal to Emergency time delay3seconds (factory setting; 1-10 sec adjustable)
OtherUnderfrequency Dropout Time3seconds (fixed)
OtherUnderfrequency dropout90%
OtherUnderfrequency dropout (Emergency/GEN source only)90% of nominal
OtherUnderfrequency pickup96%
OtherUnderfrequency pickup (Emergency/GEN source only)96% of nominal
OtherUndervoltage Dropout Time0.5second (fixed)
OtherUndervoltage dropout (Normal source)80% of nominal
OtherUndervoltage pickup (Normal source)85% of nominal
OtherVoltage sensing accuracy5% (single-phase, both sources)
PressureFuel supply pressure, LPG1.7-2.7 (7-11)kPa (in. H2O)
PressureFuel supply pressure, natural gas1.2-2.7 (5-11)kPa (in. H2O)
ResistanceCurrent transformer burden resistor16OhmsGM83929 and GM17250, internal
ResistanceMaximum contact resistance, 100--200 Amp0.250milliohms (mOhm)contact resistance test
ResistanceMaximum contact resistance, 400 Amp0.200milliohms (mOhm)contact resistance test
ResistanceMaximum contact resistance, transfer switch rating 100-200 Amps0.250milliohmsmoderate balanced load, millivolt drop test
ResistanceMaximum contact resistance, transfer switch rating 400 Amps0.200milliohmsmoderate balanced load, millivolt drop test
ResistanceMinimum wire insulation resistance1.24megohmshi-pot tester max 500 VAC, max 1 second test
SpeedEmergency source underfrequency dropout90% of rating (54 Hz at 60 Hz)emergency (GEN) source only
SpeedEmergency source underfrequency pickup96% of rating (57.6 Hz at 60 Hz)emergency (GEN) source only
SpeedFailure to Acquire Emergency time78sec.allows three 15 sec. crank attempts separated by two 15 sec. rests (text states 75 sec.)
SpeedFrequency regulation, no load to full loadIsochronous
SpeedFrequency regulation, steady state±0.5%
SpeedFrequency sensing accuracy on emergency source±2%
SpeedUnderfrequency dropout90%% (54 Hz at 60 Hz; 45 Hz at 50 Hz)Emergency (GEN) source only
SpeedUnderfrequency dropout time delay3sec.fixed
SpeedUnderfrequency pickup96%% (57.6 Hz at 60 Hz; 48 Hz at 50 Hz)Emergency (GEN) source only
TemperatureAlternator temperature rise130°CStandby
TemperatureExhaust temperature exiting the enclosure at rated kW, dry260 (500)°C (°F)Rated kW, dry
TemperatureOperating Temperature-20 to 70C (-4 to 158 F)
TemperatureOperating temperature range-20 to 70C (-4 to 158 F)
TemperatureStorage Temperature-40 to 70C (-40 to 158 F)
TemperatureStorage temperature-40 to 85C (-40 to 185 F)
TemperatureStorage temperature range-40 to 85C (-40 to 185 F)
TorqueAccessory board terminal connections0.5Nm (4.4 in-lb)
TorqueAuxiliary switch mounting screw0.44Nm (4 in. lb.)
TorqueAuxiliary switch mounting screw, 400 Amp0.44Nm (4 in. lb.)
TorqueContactor mounting screws, 100 Amp26in. lb.
TorqueContactor mounting screws, 200 Amp26in. lb.
TorqueContactor mounting screws, 400 Amp32in. lb.
TorqueController main logic board customer connections (P2) terminal0.8Nm (7 in. lb.)
TorqueCustomer connection terminals P2 (load control, engine start, common fault)0.8Nm (7 in. lb.)
TorqueEnclosure mounting screws2.9Nm (26 in-lb)
TorqueM3 screw (microswitch)0.7Nm (0.5 ft. lbs.)
TorqueM5 screws (coil)3Nm
TorqueM6 bolt (coil core)6Nm
TorqueMicroswitch mounting screw0.44Nm (4 in. lb.)
TorqueMotor mounting screws8-10lb-in (0.9-1.1 Nm)
TorqueOptional limit switch screws6-8lb-in (0.7-0.9 Nm)
TorqueSPD module mounting screws3Nm (26 in-lb)SE models

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
Engine oilKohler Genuine oil1.8 LOil capacity with filter 1.8 L (1.9 qt.); Kohler recommends Kohler Genuine oil and filters
FuelLPGPropane 85% min; propene 5.0% max; C4 and higher 2.5% max; sulfur 25 ppm max; lower heating value 84.2 MJ/m3 (2260 Btu/ft3) minNominal fuel rating 93 MJ/m3 (2500 Btu/ft3); supply pressure 1.7-2.7 kPa (7-11 in. H2O); conversion factors 8.58 ft3 = 1 lb, 0.535 m3 = 1 kg, 36.39 ft3 = 1 gal
FuelNatural gasMethane 90% min; ethane 4.0% max; propane 1.0% max; propene 0.1% max; C4 and higher 0.3% max; sulfur 25 ppm max; lower heating value 33.2 MJ/m3 (890 Btu/ft3) minNominal fuel rating 37 MJ/m3 (1000 Btu/ft3); supply pressure 1.2-2.7 kPa (5-11 in. H2O); 1/2 NPT fuel supply inlet

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
Auxiliary Switch FaultAuxiliary Switch FaultGEN Position and Utility Source Position LEDs flash alternately 2 times/second. Occurs if position-indicating contacts indicate the ATS position changed when no transfer was called for, or if both auxiliary switches are open or closed so the controller cannot determine position.WarningCheck wiring and connections to position microswitches; test microswitch operation and replace if necessary. Reset per Section 4.4.1.
Failure to Acquire StandbyFailure to Acquire Emergency SourceGEN Available LED flashes 2 times/second. Occurs if the transfer switch does not sense voltage from the generator set within 75 seconds (allows three 15-second crank attempts separated by 15-second rests).WarningCheck the engine start circuit and the generator set operation. Fault clears when the system acquires the emergency source. Reset per Section 4.4.1.
Failure to TransferFailure to Transfer WarningGEN or Utility Source Position LED flashes 2 times/second. Occurs if a signal to transfer is sent and the position-indicating contacts do not indicate a complete transfer. Controller attempts to transfer three times before indicating the fault.WarningCheck source availability, source voltage/frequency/stability, source connections, and the transfer switch mechanism. Reset per Section 4.4.1.

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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Controller Fault Reset diagnostic

⚠ Common Fault output remains closed until faults are reset.

  1. Identify and correct the cause of the fault condition before resetting.
  2. Press and hold the Exercise and Test buttons for about 3 seconds until LEDs flash to clear faults/warnings.
Controller Operation Test diagnostic

⚠ Do not manually operate the transfer switch with the power connected.

  1. Move generator set master switch to OFF.
  2. Disconnect ALL power sources to the transfer switch.
  3. Manually operate the transfer switch to the normal position.
  4. Close and secure the enclosure door.
  5. Apply normal power source; verify Utility Available LED lights.
  6. Move generator master switch to AUTO; disconnect normal source and verify engine-start contact closes.
  7. Reconnect emergency source; verify GEN LED lights and transfer within time delay.
  8. Reconnect normal source; verify retransfer and engine cooldown.
Controller Reset diagnostic
  1. Press and hold both buttons for 6 seconds to reset the controller to its powerup state.
  2. Re-set the exercise time and day after resetting, since resetting clears the exerciser setting.
Engine Start Contact Test Procedure diagnostic

⚠ Hazardous voltage. Only authorized personnel should open the enclosure.

Tools: ohmmeter or test lamp

  1. Press OFF on the generator set controller.
  2. Disconnect the generator set engine starting battery, negative lead first.
  3. Disconnect power to the transfer switch by opening the normal and emergency source circuit breakers.
  4. Open the enclosure and disconnect P2 from the ATS controller board.
  5. Connect an ohmmeter or test lamp across engine start terminals 3 and 4 on P2; verify contacts are closed.
  6. If contacts 3 and 4 are not closed, replace the controller circuit board.
  7. Reconnect the normal source and monitor contacts; verify contacts open after engine cooldown time delay.
Millivolt Drop Test Procedure diagnostic

⚠ Hazardous voltage. Only authorized personnel should open the enclosure.

Tools: voltmeter, ammeter

  1. Apply a balanced load of at least 10% of the switch rating.
  2. Measure voltage on both sources from the source lug to the load lug.
  3. Use an ammeter to measure current flow through the circuit.
  4. Calculate contact resistance using R = V / I (V in millivolts, I in amps, R in milliohms).
  5. Compare calculated resistance to the maximum contact resistance table.
  6. If significantly higher, disconnect power, check connections and lug torques, repeat test.
  7. If second measurement is also too high, replace the contactor.
Position-Indicating Microswitch Test Procedure diagnostic

⚠ Disconnect power to the ATS before checking the switches.

Tools: ohmmeter or test lamp

  1. Press the OFF button on the generator set controller.
  2. Disconnect the engine starting battery, negative lead first.
  3. Disconnect the battery charger and power to the ATS.
  4. Connect an ohmmeter or test lamp across terminals NO and C of switch LSN or SN2.
  5. Manually operate the transfer switch and verify the NO contact closes when pressed and opens when released.
  6. Repeat for the NC contact; NC should open when pressed and close when released.
  7. Verify no continuity between NO and NC terminals.
  8. Repeat steps for switch LSE or SE2.
Source Voltage and Frequency Check Procedure diagnostic

⚠ Hazardous voltage. Only authorized personnel should open the enclosure.

Tools: digital voltmeter (DVM) with insulated probes

  1. Verify generator set controller is in OFF mode and both sources are disconnected.
  2. Disconnect the transfer switch wiring harness from the P1 connector on the controller.
  3. Manually operate the transfer switch to position E.
  4. Close the utility source circuit breaker and check 240 VAC across NL1 and NL2, 120 VAC each to neutral.
  5. Check 240 VAC across P1-7 and P1-8.
  6. Disconnect Source N, manually operate to position N, and start the generator.
  7. Check generator source voltages and frequency at EL1 and EL2 and 240 VAC across P1-1 and P1-2.
  8. If generator output does not match nameplate, adjust the generator set per manufacturer instructions.
Voltage to the Coil Test Procedure, 100/200 Amp Switches diagnostic

⚠ Only authorized personnel should open the enclosure.

Tools: Analog voltmeter or fast (250 microsecond) digital multimeter with peak recording

  1. Disconnect leads CE and EL2 (CE2) to the emergency source (lower) coil.
  2. Set multimeter to store peak voltage; connect across CE and EL2; verify no voltage.
  3. With switch in normal position, hold Test button 6 seconds to start a loaded test.
  4. Verify 120 volts applied to CE and EL2 as controller attempts transfer to Emergency.
  5. Unit should attempt transfer 3 times before failure to transfer fault; reset by holding Test and Exercise 3 seconds.
  6. Reconnect emergency coil leads; disconnect normal coil leads CN and NL2 (CN2).
  7. Verify 120 volts applied to CN and NL2 as controller attempts transfer back to normal.
  8. Disconnect both sources, manually operate to Normal position, reconnect coil leads.
Voltage to the Normal Coil Test Procedure, 100/200 Amp Switches diagnostic

⚠ Hazardous voltage. Only authorized personnel should open the enclosure.

Tools: analog voltmeter or fast (250 microseconds min/max) digital multimeter with peak recording

  1. Disconnect leads CN and CN2 to the Normal source (upper) solenoid coil.
  2. Connect the voltmeter across leads CN and CN2.
  3. Press and hold the Test button for 6 seconds to initiate a loaded test; wait for transfer.
  4. Press the Test button for 2 seconds to stop the test and verify 120 volts applied to CN and CN2 as the controller transfers back.
  5. Disconnect both sources, manually operate to Normal position, reconnect the coil leads, secure the enclosure door.
Wire Insulation Breakdown Test Procedure diagnostic

⚠ Hazardous voltage. Only authorized personnel should open the enclosure.

Tools: hi-pot tester or meggar

  1. Disconnect all power sources and the load; disconnect wiring harness from controller at connector P1.
  2. Use a hi-pot tester or meggar to check insulation resistance phase-to-phase, phase-to-neutral, and phase-to-ground.
  3. For a hi-pot tester, maximum potential is 500 VAC and maximum test time is 1 second.
  4. Verify measured insulation resistance exceeds 1.24 megohms.
  5. If insulation breakdown or resistance less than 1.24 megohms, isolate leakage current and replace faulty components.
Exerciser Setup (Standard Exerciser) operation

⚠ Hazardous voltage. Only authorized personnel should open the enclosure.

  1. Press and hold Exercise button approximately 3 seconds until GEN Available LED flashes for unloaded exercise.
  2. Press and hold Exercise button at least 6 seconds until GEN Available and GEN Position LEDs flash for loaded exercise.
  3. Exercise runs weekly for 20 minutes at the set day and time.
  4. Press and hold Exercise button 2 seconds to end the exercise early.
  5. Press and hold both Exercise and Test buttons at least 6 seconds to reset the exerciser.
Manual Operation, 100 and 200 Amp Switches operation

⚠ Never manually operate the transfer switch when the power is connected.

Tools: screwdriver or similar tool

  1. Disconnect both power sources before manually operating the switch.
  2. For attached-handle switches, move the handle up for Normal or down for Emergency position.
  3. For lever type, insert a screwdriver into the opening in the manual operating lever and move up or down.
  4. Verify the transfer switch operates smoothly without binding.
  5. Return the transfer switch to the Normal Source position.
  6. Remove the maintenance handle or tool and return it to storage.

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
Emergency source lugs EA/EBEmergency (generator) sourceConnect generator set output to lugs labeled EA and EB
Load lugs LA/LBLoadOn models without built-in load center; on load-center models LA/LB are factory-wired to the load center
Normal source lugs NA/NBNormal (utility) sourceConnect utility power to lugs labeled NA and NB
P5 jumper P5-1 to P5-2P5 frequency programming shunt50 Hz
P5 jumper P5-2 to P5-3P5 frequency programming shunt60 Hz
100 Ampssingle-phaseNormal and Emergency per phase: (1) #14 to 1/0 AWGLoad center models with QO breakers
120 VACsingle-phaseCE, CE2 (emergency source coil); CN, CN2 (normal source coil)100/200 Amp contactors
200 Ampssingle-phaseNormal and Emergency per phase: (1) #6 AWG to 250 KCMILStandard models
220Model code 'D'220 Volts/50 Hz per Kohler model designation key
2402-pole, 3-wire, solid neutralModel code 'F' + 'N'240 Volts/60 Hz, 2-pole/3-wire solid neutral per Kohler model designation key
400 Ampssingle-phaseNormal and Emergency: (2) #1/0 AWG to 250 KCMIL or (1) #4 AWG to 600 KCMILStandard models

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

Troubleshooting

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Symptoms & remedies

SymptomCauseRemedy
ATS fails to operate and no LEDs are litNo power to the transfer switch/controller.Close circuit breakers leading from power sources to the transfer switch. Troubleshoot power to the system. See Section 5.1.
Generator set does not start when the normal source fails (Also see Figure 4-2)Generator set master switch is in the OFF position or the batteries are not charged or connected.Place the generator set master switch in the AUTO position. Check that the generator set batteries are charged and connected.
Generator set does not start when the normal source fails (Also see Figure 4-2)Engine start circuit is malfunctioning.Troubleshoot. See Section 5.9.
Generator set does not start when the normal source fails (Also see Figure 4-2)Generator set is malfunctioning.See the generator set operation or service manual.
Generator set does not start with the exerciser (Also see Figure 4-2 and Figure 4-4)Generator set master switch is in the OFF position or the batteries are not charged or connected.Place the generator set master switch in the AUTO position. Check that the generator set batteries are charged and connected.
Generator set does not start with the exerciser (Also see Figure 4-2 and Figure 4-4)Engine start circuit is malfunctioning.See Section 5.9 to troubleshoot the engine start circuit.

Fault codes and symptom→remedy steps extracted from this model’s service/owner documentation; verify against the official manual before servicing. Full Kohler RDT troubleshooting guide (70 entries) →

Parts

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GM20575Gasket, compression latch1Gasket eBay
GM20990Gasket4Gasket Amazon eBay
297712Lug, Terminal3Service part / kit Amazon eBay
362081Contacts, auxiliary1Service part / kit eBay $59.99
362126Lug, terminal1Service part / kit eBay
362203Insulator, cont. auxiliary switch.2Service part / kit eBay
GM20572-1Hinge, ATS enclosure3Service part / kit eBay
GM20572-2Hinge, ATS enclosure/door3Service part / kit eBay
GM20573Latch, compression1Service part / kit eBay
GM20574Key, compression latch2Service part / kit eBay $9.95
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GM29863Coil, upper1Service part / kit eBay
GM29864Coil, lower1Service part / kit eBay $129.95
GM29865Coil, lower / Coil, upper1Service part / kit eBay $575.00
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GM36203Bus, neutral1Service part / kit eBay
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GM38798-KA1Programmable Exerciser, 100/200-Amp1Service part / kit eBay
GM38872Membrane, switch/LED EAM1Service part / kit eBay
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GM40033-KA1Programmable Exerciser, 400-Amp1Service part / kit eBay
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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.

Available documents

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