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If you have a generator that you need to be able to count on when other power sources go out, you need to make sure that you are doing everything you can to keep it in good shape. Some of the things that you are going to want to do include:

Give It A Test Run Once A Month

You can actually do this more often, but as long as you are giving the industrial generator a test run at least once a month, you should be good. A test run is where you turn on the generator and allow it to run for several minutes in order to get a good idea as to its current condition. If it is running smoothly after starting up without a problem, and you are not hearing any troubling sounds or seeing any leaks, then the generator should still be in good shape. You can shut it down and put it away until the next test run or when it is needed in an emergency.

Keep It Full Of Fuel

The last thing you want to do is quickly run over to the generator and try to get it running without any fuel in it. You might accidentally cause damage to the generator if you try to operate it on too low of fuel. Also, you do not want to forget to keep the generator full of fuel and then not be able to get any more for it because of a major storm. It is a good idea to make sure that the generator is not only completely full, but that you also have a backup supply of propane or gas - whichever fuel your industrial generator takes in order to operate.

With those few pointers in mind, you should find that it is going to be a lot easier for you to keep the industrial generator in good shape. Should you find that there is anything wrong with your generator, even if you are not quite sure what it is, you will want to have someone take a look at it. Repair whatever needs to be repaired, and if it cannot be fixed, you will want to be sure to get a replacement as soon as possible. The last thing you want is to find yourself stuck and having to shut down your operations because the backup generator is no longer working.

Keep these tips in mind when looking for an industrial generator from a local supplier, such as Scott's Emergency Lighting & Power Generation Inc.