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Product: GENERATOR SET


Model: G3516 GENERATOR SET CSZ
Configuration: G3516 Generator Set CSZ00001-UP

Troubleshooting
G3500 Engines
Media Number -SENR6413-08 Publication Date -01/06/2008 Date Updated -05/06/2008

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Self-Diagnostics
SMCS - 1901

Electronic Ignition System (EIS)


The EIS Control Module has the ability to detect problems with the ignition system. When the control
module detects a problem, the module generates a code. There are two types of codes:

z Warning

z Shutdown

Warning - The control module has detected a problem with the ignition system. The problem does not
require the engine to be shut down. The control module illuminates the warning lamp. The control
module also generates a diagnostic code. The code is stored in the memory of the control module. The
code can be viewed via an electronic service tool.

Shutdown - The control module has detected a problem with the ignition system. The problem requires
the engine to be shut down. The control module illuminates the shutdown lamp. The control module also
generates a diagnostic code. The code is stored in the memory of the control module. The code can be
viewed via an electronic service tool. The control module cannot shut down the engine. Instead, the
control module activates the shutdown output. The shutdown output can be used by another system to
shut down the engine.

Every generated code is stored in the memory of the control module. The codes remain in the memory
of the control module even if the power is removed from the module. The codes may be useful to help
troubleshoot intermittent problems. The codes can also be used to review the performance of the engine
and the electronic system.

Diagnostic codes may not indicate that a repair is needed. The problem may have been temporary. The
problem may have been resolved since the generation of the code. For example, if the system is powered
and the warning lamp is disconnected, the control module will detect the problem. The module will
generate a diagnostic code for the problem. The module will store the code. When the lamp is
connected, the problem will disappear. The code will remain in the memory of the module until the code

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is cleared.

All of the codes are cleared from memory when the diagnostic reset switch is activated.

Optional Air/Fuel Ratio Control


The Electronic Control Module (ECM) for the Air/Fuel Ratio Control has the ability to detect problems
with the air/fuel ratio control and with the governor. When the ECM detects a problem, the ECM
generates a code. There are two types of codes:

z Warning

z Shutdown

Warning - The ECM has detected a problem with the air/fuel ratio control. The problem does not
require the engine to be shut down. The ECM illuminates the warning lamp. The ECM also generates a
diagnostic code. The code is stored in the memory of the ECM. The code is displayed on the front of the
ECM. The code can also be viewed via an electronic service tool.

Shutdown - The control module has detected a problem with the air/fuel ratio control. The problem
requires the engine to be shut down. The control module illuminates the shutdown lamp. The control
module also generates a diagnostic code. The code is stored in the memory of the ECM. The code is
displayed on the front of the ECM. The code can be viewed via an electronic service tool. The ECM
cannot shut down the engine. Instead, the ECM sends a shutdown request to another system. The other
system may be provided by Caterpillar or by the customer. The other system sends a shutdown request
to the EIS control module. The engine is shut down.

Every generated code is stored in the memory of the ECM. The codes remain in the memory of the ECM
even if the power is removed from the ECM. The codes may be useful to help troubleshoot intermittent
problems. The codes can also be used to review the performance of the engine and the electronic system.

A code may not indicate that a repair is needed. The problem may have been temporary. The problem
may have been resolved since the generation of the code. For example, if the system is powered and the
oxygen sensor is disconnected, the ECM will detect the problem. The ECM will generate a diagnostic
code for the problem. When the sensor is connected, the problem will disappear. The code will remain
on the display and the warning lamp will remain illuminated until the diagnostic reset switch is
activated.

All of the codes are cleared from the ECM when the diagnostic reset switch is activated.

Optional Status Control Module (SCM)


The Status Control Module (SCM) has the ability to detect problems with circuits that monitor the
engine parameters. Refer to Systems Operation, SENR6420 for information on the status control
module.

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