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Kraft & Dele KD136 Genset 7HP 3000/2800W: Oil Indicator Light On - Normal or Problem?

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  • #1 16990182
    domelk
    Level 11  
    Hello, not long ago I purchased the unit as in the title and after starting it, the oil indicator light is on all the time.
    My question is whether in this model, after flooding with oil, the light should be on, and if there is no oil, it will go out because nothing is written in the manual.
    For the sake of rectification, I will write that it is the kd136 7hp 3000 / 2800W model
    https://kraftdele.info/agregaty-jednofazowe/529-agregat-3000w-12230v-kd136.html

    greetings
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  • #2 16990421
    barton21
    Level 26  
    Was the unit new or used? From what I know, the light should come on when there is little oil.
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  • #3 16990518
    domelk
    Level 11  
    Brand new and the light is on all the time after firing
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  • #4 16993718
    Staszek49
    Level 35  
    Oil level sensor defective (blocked). For a test, disconnect the sensor connection (it should be with a clip) and if the light goes out, look for faults in this circuit.
    On aggregates with such a sensor but without an indicator light, low oil level turns the engine ignition off.
  • #5 16993725
    Krzysztof Kamienski
    Level 43  
    domelk wrote:
    Brand new and the light is on all the time after firing
    The oil is OK, I suppose? Given the possible damage to the aggregate, he suggests immediate sensor replacement! There is (as in Chinese engines) the possibility of a design error - e.g. no plug in the oil channel or the like.
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  • #6 16993834
    barton21
    Level 26  
    If the oil level is ok and the indicator light is on, I suggest that you return the generator to the store where it was purchased.
  • #7 16993956
    domelk
    Level 11  
    I called the kraftdele service and got the answer that in the kd136 models the oil indicator works the other way around, i.e. it lights up if everything is ok, and in kd138 (on wheels) it is corrected and it lights up when there is no oil. However, something does not suit me. On Monday I will call again and go on a different barrel.
    I don't know what to do with it now.

    PS. I unplugged the oil sensor with a clip and it still lights and the unit works.
  • #8 16993998
    barton21
    Level 26  
    And touch the insert from the oil sensor to the mass and see if the light goes out
  • #9 16994044
    domelk
    Level 11  
    After touching the ground, the unit turns off.
  • #10 16994203
    barton21
    Level 26  
    So the matter is now clear. When there is no oil, the sensor shortens to ground and turns off the unit. When there is oil, the sensor is open.
  • #11 17474101
    Kriss2275
    Level 1  
    Hello. How did you solve the problem with the oil indicator light diode burning ??? ????
  • #12 17474772
    domelk
    Level 11  
    Hello, the problem with the lit diode solved itself. After several starts of the unit, I changed the oil and now when I start it the diode is off.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Kraft & Dele KD136 generator, where the oil indicator light remains illuminated after starting the unit. Users inquire whether this is normal or indicative of a problem. Initial responses suggest that the light typically indicates low oil levels, but the owner clarifies that the unit is new and the light stays on continuously. Further investigation reveals that the oil level sensor may be defective, and disconnecting it does not resolve the issue. A service representative informs the owner that the KD136 model's oil indicator functions oppositely compared to other models, lighting up when oil is present. Ultimately, the owner resolves the issue by changing the oil, which turns off the indicator light after several starts.
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