Cummins Remote Monitoring and Control System
1 Important Safety Instructions
1.1 Warning, Caution, and Note Styles Used in This Manual
The following safety styles and symbols found throughout this manual indicate potentially hazardous conditions to the operator, service personnel, or equipment.
1.2 General Safety Precautions
The Energy Command AGS+ is used to remotely monitor, and start and stop generator sets. All of the safety precautions for the equipment being monitored and controlled by the Energy Command AGS+ must be observed. Refer to the appropriate Operator Manual for important safety precautions.
2 Introduction
2.1 About this Manual
This Owner Manual provides the instructions necessary for operating, installing, and troubleshooting the Energy Command AGS+ (EC-AGS+)
2.2 List of Abbreviations
2.3 How to Obtain Service
When the EC-AGS+ requires servicing, contact information is shown on the Contact screen of the EC-AGS+ App. The Contact screen contains the generator set model.
3 Product Overview
The EC-AGS+ is an Automatic Generator Starting (AGS) system that provides wireless, manual and automatic control of Onan diesel, gas, and Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) engine driven Alternating Current (AC) generator sets through a mobile application. The EC-AGS+ automatically starts the generator set when the battery becomes discharged or temperature exceeds user settings. When the battery is charging or the Air Conditioner (A/C) no longer requires power, the EC-AGS+ automatically turns off the generator set.
The EC-AGS+ also provides critical system information such as battery state-of-charge and key operational information. Key operational information includes quiet time and generator set service fault messages. The EC-AGS+ is only used for Onan Recreational Vehicle (RV) and commercial mobile generator sets.
3.1 EC-AGS+ Compatibility
The EC-AGS+ is used with Onan RV fixed-mounted generator sets only. Any other use invalidates the warranty.
Teh EC-AGS+ is compatible with the following Onan generator set models.
3.2 Certifications
The EC-AGS+ is designed to be installed in accordance with the following installation standards:
- NFPA 70 - National Electric Code
- ANSI A 1192 (NFPA 1192) - Standard of Recreational Vehicles
- California Administrative Code Title 25, Chapter 3
- CAN/CSA-Z240.6.2 - Recreational Vehicles
The EC-AGS+ meets or exceeds the requirements of the following codes and standards:
- FCC15 with class B device category
- ICES-003 with class B device category
- RoHS
- IP6k7 rated
4 Description
4.1 EC-AGS+ Features
the EC-AGS+ system includes the following features:
- Operates at a nominal voltage of 12 V
- Operates on 8-16 VDC
- Provides up to 3 temperature sensors with independent temperature settings for multiple A/C zones in the vehicle
- Bluetooth connectivity for iOS and Android operating systems to remotely control and monitor the generator set.
- Generator set fault monitoring
- Quite time settings
- Technician access mode
- Over-the-air gateway firmware updates
- automatic starting and stopping of the generator set
4.2 EC-AGS+ Gateway
The Ec-AGS+ gateway is set up and configured locally to work with the generator set. the mobile application provides system information through Bluetooth. Manual operations are communicated from the application to the connected generator set. A 12-pin connector connects the gateway to the generator set.
4.3 Temperature Sensor
Up to 3 temperature sensors can be mounted inside the vehicle. The lid is removed to access the sensor's battery.
5 Installation and Setup
5.1 System Overview
5.2 Supplied Hardware
5.3 Additional Hardware
In addition to the supplied hardware, an extended 10 foot harness may be required to connect the EC-AGS+ gateway to the generator set and battery source.
5.4 Installation Items Not Supplied
The following items may be required before beginning installation and are not supplied.
5.5 Installation Instructions
Before starting installation, it is mandatory to remove the negative cable of the generator set starting battery.
5.5.1 Mount Components
Mount the EC-AGS+ gateway in a suitable location.
- Make sure EC-AGS+ gateway is easily accessible
- EC-AGS+ gateway dimensions: 120 mm x 108 mm x 38 mm (4.72 in x 4.25 in x 1.5 in)
- EC-AGS+ gateway temperature range: -40-70 degrees C (-40-158 degrees F)
- Routing of harness should meet all national and local codes and wires must be protected from all hot, sharp, and abrasive surfaces.
- Mounting holes must not interfere with the generator set compartment vapor and fire-resistant barrier.
Drill holes for the fastening screws and mount the EC-AGS+ gateway using mounting screws.
Mount the temperature sensor(s) in a suitable location.
- Near an A/C thermostat (one for each zone, 3 maximum)
- Dimensions: 51 mm x 70 mm x 17 mm (2 in x 2.76 in x 0.67 in)
- Temperature range: -40-85 degrees C (-40-185 degrees F)
Drill 2 holes for screws and mount the sensor.
5.5.2 Connect Components
The harness battery connection wiring is single conductors of 0.81-1.29 mm (16-20 AWG) wire formed into a wiring harness.
- All cabling must be rated for the environment, temperature, and applicable standards.
- All cabling should have a minimum separation of 127 mm (5 in) from AC power sources.
- Wires should be free from tension at both ends and over the length of each run.
- UTP cable bends or radii should be no less than 8 times the cable diameter.
To connect the Ec-AGS+ gateway:
1. Plug the 12-pin connector from the harness to the EC-AGS+ gateway.
2. Route the other end of the harness from the EC-AGS+ gateway tot eh Y-harness.
- For gas generator sets, plug the 8-pin EC-AGS+ harness connector into either lead of the Y-harness.
- For diesel generator sets, plug the 10-pin EC-AGS+ harness connector into the longer lead of the Y-harness. If the EC-AGS+ is not connected to the correct lead of the Y-harness (longer one), the control will not work properly.
3. Connect the main lead of the Y-harness to the generator set.
4. Connect the remaining Y-harness connector to the remote start/stop switch harness.
5. Route the red wire lead from the harness tot he positive terminal of the generator set starting battery and extend as necessary using butt connectors.
6. It is recommended to provide circuit protection by installing a 5 Amp fuse in the red wire lead.
7. Locate the common ground location on the vehicle and route the black wire lead to the common ground, and extend if necessary.
8. Route the grey wire lead to the engine battery positive terminal and extend as necessary.
9. Insert battery ring terminal to the wires.
10. Connect the wires.
11. Use cable ties at not less than 0.5 m (20 in) intervals to keep the wire bundle neat. Use protective sheathing where necessary to protect the wires from sharp edges.
To connect temperature sensor(s):
1. remove the lid from the sensor using a small flathead screwdriver.
2. Remove the plastic battery tab from the sensor to enable the battery to provide power to the sensor
3. Place the lid back on the sensor.
5.6 Mobile Application Setup
The EC-AGS+ gateway and temperature sensor(s) are controlled and monitored through Bluetooth using the EC-AGS+ mobile application.
The app is used to start and stop the generator set remotely when Auto mode is enabled. The following generator set parameters can be monitored:
- House and engine battery levels
- AC voltage
- Fault conditions
- Maintenance reminders
- Exercise reminders
5.6.1 System Requirements
The operator range of the EC-AGS+ app is approximately 30 feet from the EC-AGS+ gateway and temperature sensor(s)
The following software is required for the mobile device:
- Operating System: iOS with OS version 13 x and above or Android OS version 8 x and above
- Bluetooth: version 4.2 and above
- 5.6.2 Getting Started
5.6.2 Getting Started
1. Download the EC-AGS+ app from the AppStore for iOS or Play Store for Android on a mobile device.
2. Reconnect the generator set negative (-) battery cable to power on the EC-AGS+ gateway
3. Verify that the Ec-AGS+ gateway is powered by observing the LED located on eh EC-AGS+ gateway. It should be blinking every 5 seconds.
4. Turn on Bluetooth on the device containing the app.
5.6.3 Configure System Using App
1. Select the EC-AGS+ App.
2. Select Start.
3. Select an option to connect the EC-AGS+ gateway to the app.
- Discover EC-AGS+ - Detects the EC-AGS+ gateway through Bluetooth. Select the last 4 digits of the gateway's MAC address to connect.
- Scan QR code - In scanner window, scan the code on the generator set to connect
- Enter the EC-AGS+ gateway password - Enter the complete MAC address of the EC-AGS+ gateway to connect.
- When Discovered EC-AGS+ is selected, a screen is displayed to allow pairing of the device to Bluetooth.
4. If Discover EC-AGS+ was selected, select Pair to pair the device to Bluetooth.
5. The End User License Agreement is displayed when connected.
6. Read the agreement to the end and select Agree to continue.
7. If logging in for the first time, a new password entry is required. Create a new password according to the provided specifications. The password is used to access the app after the first time.
Select Assign Password
8. Select he generator set model and type from the options provided. Enter the Start Hours from the hour meter on the generator set if available.
Select Proceed to Dashboard.
The dashboard provides generator set status and allows the user to start and stop the generator set, enable/disable Auto Mode, and monitor the battery and temperature sensor information.
5.6.3.1 Temperature Sensor Setup
1. Navigate to the Dashboard screen.
2. Select the settings icon on the bottom of the screen.
3. Select EC-AGS+ Settings
4. Select Configure sensors. Select the desired temperature sensor's MAC address.
5. Enter a name for temperature sensor zone and select Update. Select Add more sensors and repeat for an additional temperature sensors.
5.6.3.2 Gateway Nickname
A gateway nickname is used for easier identification of the EC-AGS+ gateway.
1. Navigate to the Dashboard screen.
2. Select eh settings icon on the bottom of the screen.
3. Select EC-AGS+ Settings
4. Select Update for Gateway Nickname
5. Enter a nickname for the gateway and select Update.
5.6.3.3 AGS Setup
The AGS can be enabled by selecting AUTO MODE or setting Air Conditioning Sense or Battery Sense parameters.
If Auto mode parameters are not preconfigured, Auto mode is enabled based on the battery state-of-charge.
Temperature sensors need to be configured before Air Conditioning Sense can be enabled. The Air conditioning sense temperature is the temperature at which the generator set should start automatically.
Navigate to the Dashboard screen.
To set up with Auto mode, select the AUTO MODE button to enable.
To set up with Air Conditioning Sense:
1. Select the settings icon on the bottom of the screen.
2. Select Auto Generator Setup
3. Enable Air Conditioning Sense
4. Select - or + to adjust the temperature setting. It is recommended that the EC-AGS+ be used as a thermostat. Adjust the temperature setting to the desired coach temperature and set the RV house temperature 3-5 degrees F below the coach temperature. For example, if the desired coach temperature it 70 degrees F, set the EC-AGS+ temperature setting to 70 degrees F and the RV house thermostat to 65 degrees F. This ensures a steady air conditioner demand, keeping the generator set from turning on until the coach is above 70 degrees F.
5. Select Save.
To set up with House Battery Sense:
1. Select the settings on the bottom of the screen.
2. Select Auto Generator Setup
3. Enable House Battery Sense
4. Select Advanced Settings
5. Enter the house battery voltages and times at which the generator set starts and stops automatically.
Default values are shown.
- Start @ V - Voltage house battery needs to reach for the generator set to start automatically.
- Time @ Start V - Length of time that the house battery is below the start voltage before the generator set starts automatically.
- Stop @ V - Voltage house battery needs to reach for the generator set to stop automatically.
- Time @ Stop V - Length of time that the house battery is above the stop voltage before the generator set stops automatically.
6. Select Save.
Quiet time prevents the generator set from starting between the start and end times. Time is local time Navigate to Settings and select Quiet Time Preferences. Enable Quiet Time Preferences and set the Quiet Time Start and End times.
5.7 Installation and Setup Test
1. Verify generator set operating using the Start/Stop switch located on the generator set to start and stop the generator set.
2. Verify manual start/stop of the generator set from the app dashboard by selecting the START and PRIME/STOP buttons.
3. Check the operation of the temperature sensors.
a. On the app dashboard, enable Auto mode
b. Verify that Air Conditioning Sense is enabled.
c. Confirm that the current and set temperatures are displayed on the app dashboard.
4. In AGS, the generator set should start automatically when the settings are met.
a. Check that the remote Start/Stop switch indicator flashes while the generator set engine is cranking.
b. Verify that the generator set starts and continues to run and that the Start/Stop switch indicator is illuminated (no longer flashing)
5. Verify that the accelerometer is functioning in AGS by driving the vehicle at 10 mph and checking that AGS is automatically disabled on the app dashboard.
6. Verify delayed shutdown:
a. Enable AGS and allow the generator set to start.
b. In the app, immediately disable AGS.
6. EC-AGS+ Mobile Application
Operation is performed using the EC-AGS+ app.
6.1 Menu Bar
The menu bar is displayed on the bottom of the screen.
6.2 User Profile
Select Reset Password to reset the password.
Account owners have access to all functionality and information in the app. The Technician Access allows the account owner to give temporary access for maintenance or service. A service technician can access the owner app from their own device with a pin provided by the owner. Access is provided for the dashboard, settings, and alerts screen.
To provide access to a service technician.
1. Select Technician Access
2. Enable Service Mode.
3. Use the calendar to provide a start and end date for the duration of service.
4. Enter a 4-digit pin for the technician.
5. Select Save.
The service technician connects tot he customer's gateway and enters the pin for the password.
6.3 Generator Set Dashboard
The dashboard provides generator set statu and allows the user to start and stop the generator set, enable/disable Auto Mode, and monitor the battery and temperature sensor information.
6.4 Settings
Select Auto Generator Setup to set up AGS parameters
Select Quiet Time Preferences to set up the quiet time start and end times.
Select Generator History to display event history details for the last 50 events, and generator set fault codes and descriptions.
Select EC-AGS+ Settings to configure temperature sensors, update gateway software, enter gateway nickname and perform a factory reset.
It is recommended that the EC-AGS+ App always has the latest software to ensure proper operation.
Select Update for Gateway Software. If no update is available, a popup message is displayed with that information. If an update is available, make sure the gateway has power and is connected through Bluetooth with the app before performing the update.
6.5 Contact
The Contact screen provides a phone number and link to for contacting Cummins support.
6.6 Alerts
The Alerts screen displays maintenance and exercise reminders, firmware update availability, and gateway accelerometer faults.
7 Operation
7.1 Manual Generator Set Operation
The generator set is manually started and stopped using the START and STOP/PRIME buttons on the app dashboard.
When started, the generator set cranks until it starts. If it does not start on the first attempt, the EC-AGS+ retries to start in 40 seconds. The generator set cranks until a fault code for over crank is displayed in the app.
7.2 Automatic Generator Set Operation
When AGS is enabled, the generator set is automatically started and stopped based on the temperature in the RV or house battery level.
7.2.1 Safety Feature
The EC-AGS+ has a safety feature to help prevent automatic operation when it may be unsafe. A built-in accelerometer in the EC-AGS+ gateway monitors vehicle motion. If a significant vehicle acceleration is detected, AGS is disabled. AGS is disabled, AGS should only be used when the vehicle is in a safe location.
If the EC-AGS+ has been in AGS for 30 days, AGS is disabled.
7.2.2 Adaptive Cycle Management
AGS has unique features to minimize repeated starting and stopping of the generator set (also called short cycling) and to pre-fill the battery prior to the start of Quiet Time.
7.2.2.1 Limit Short Cycling
When in automatic mode, the minimum run time is 10 minutes, even if the automatic run request has been satisfied. For example, if the A/C only needs to run for 6 minutes to cool the coach, the generator set continues to run for a minimum of 10 minutes before stopping.
If a new run request is detected during the minimum run, the adaptive cycle management feature limits short cycling by extending the run time as required.
7.2.2.2 Quiet Time Prefill
Two hours prior to the beginning of Quiet Time, the EC-AGS+ checks the battery level. If the batteries are not full, the EC-AGS+ starts the generator set to change the batteries.
The table below provides battery state-of-charge estimates and automatic generator set behavior based on the EC-AGS+ AGS/Quiet Time settings.
8 Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting provides corrective actions for symptom-based faults. If a problem is not resolved after taking hte corrective actions suggested, see Section 2.3 on page 3 to obtain service.
8.1 App Does Not Install, Initialize, or Crashes
A. Check Mobile Device OS Compatibility
If the mobile device OS is not compatible, update the OS or switch to a mobile device with a compatible OS.
B. Check App Version
Make sure the app version is the most recent available. If an update is available or the version is not the most recent, update the app.
8.2 Unable to Pair Temperature Sensor to Gateway
A. Check Temperature Sensor Battery Voltage
If the temperature sensor coin cell battery is not producing the minimum operating voltage, replace the battery.
B. Check Temperature Sensor Bluetooth
Make sure that the temperature sensor is within Bluetooth range to the gateway. If necessary, move the temperature sensor or gateway within range.
8.3 Mobile Device Does Not Communicate or Pair to Gateway
A. Check Mobile Device Bluetooth
1. Make sure Bluetooth is enable on the mobile device and enable if necessary.
2. Make sure that the mobile device is within Bluetooth range to the gateway. If necessary, move the mobile device within range.
3. Make sure other Bluetooth devices can connect to the mobile device. If not, troubleshoot the mobile device.
B. Check Service Mode Settings
If attempting to connect via Service Mode, make sure that Service Mode is enabled on the gateway owner's mobile app and the PIN is known. If necessary, enable Service Mode or obtain correct PIN.
C. Check Gateway Battery Voltage
If the gateway batteries do not have the minimum gateway operating voltage, charge or replace the batteries.
D. Check Gateway to Battery Harness Continuity
1. Replace any damaged pins and connectors.
2. Measure the resistance between the gateway harness battery terminals and battery pins at the gateway connector (see Appendix A on page 49).
3. If the resistance is greater then 10 Ohms, repair or replace harness.
E. Check Gateway Firmware Version
Make sure the gateway firmware version is the most recent available. If an update is available or the version is not the most recent, update the firmware.
F. Check Gateway Bluetooth
1. Make sure that the gateway is within Bluetooth range to the mobile device. If necessary, move the gateway within range.
2. Make sure gateway can connect to other properly configured mobile devices. If necessary, replace the gateway.
G. Check Gateway Functionality
Make sure the heartbeat LED on the gateway is active. If the heartbeat LED is not active, replace the gateway.
8.4 Generator Set Does Not Start in Manual Mode
A. Check Generator Set Faults
1. Start the generator set using the local generator set control switch.
2. Check the generator set fault codes and refer to generator set troubleshooting.
B. Check Gateway to Generator Set Harness Continuity
1. Replace any damaged pins and connectors.
2. Measure the resistance between the gateway harness generator set connector pins and connector pins at the gateway connector (see Appendix A on page 49).
3. If the resistance is greater than 10Ohms, repair or replace harness.
8.5 Generator Set Does Not Start in Auto Mode
A. Check Generator Set Faults
1. Start the generator set using the local generator set control switch.
2. Check the generator set fault codes and refer to generator set troubleshooting.
B. Check for Accelerometer Fault
If the Accelerometer Fault notification is active in the app Alerts screen, Auto mode cannot be engaged. Replace the gateway.
C. Check Temperature Sensor Setting
Make sure that the temperature setting is correct. If te generator set is not starting before the A/C, adjust the temperature setting.
D. Check Quiet Time Settings
Make sure that the Quiet Time settings are set correctly. If the generator set is not starting before Quiet Time, adjust the settings.
E. Check Mobile Device Clock Setting
Make sure that the mobile device is set to the correct time and time zone. If not, set to the correct time and time zone.
F. Check House Battery Start Voltage Setting
Make sure that the house battery start voltage is set correctly. If the generator set is not starting before the battery charger would start charging, adjust the setting.
G. Check House Battery Start Time Setting
Make sure that the house battery start time is set correctly. If the generator set is starting from temporary voltage drops, adjust the setting.
H. Check Gateway to Generator Set Harness Continuity
1. Replace any damaged pins and connections
2. Measure the resistance between the gateway harness generator set connector pins and connector pins at the gateway connector (see Appendix 1 on page 49).
3. If the resistance is greater than 10 Ohms, repair or replace harness.
8.6 Generator Set Starts Unexpectedly
A. Check Temperature Sensor Setting
Make sure that the temperature setting is correct. If the generator set is not starting before the A/C, adjust the temperature setting.
B. Check Quiet Time Settings
Make sure that the Quiet Time settings are set correctly. If the generator set is not starting before Quiet Time, adjust the settings.
C. Check Mobile Device Clock Setting
Make sure that the mobile device is set to the correct time and time zone. If not, set to the correct time and time zone.
D. Check House Battery Start Voltage Setting
Make sure that the house battery start voltage is set correctly. If the generator set is not starting before the battery charger would start charger would start charging, adjust the setting.
E. Check House Battery Start Time Setting
Make sure that the house battery start time is set correctly. If the generator set is starting from temporary voltage drops, adjust the setting.
8.7 Generator Set Does Not Stop
A. Check Temperature Sensor Setting
Make sure that the temperature setting is correct. If the generator set is not starting before the A/C, adjust the temperature setting.
B. Check Quiet Time Settings
Make sure that the Quiet Time settings are set correctly. If the generator set is not starting before Quiet Time, adjust the settings.
C. Check Mobile Device Clock Setting
Make sure that the mobile device is set to the correct time and time zone. If not, set to the correct time and time zone.
D. Check House Battery Stop Voltage Setting
Make sure that the house battery stop voltage is set correctly. If the generator set is not stopping before the battery charger would stop charging, adjust the setting.
E. Check House Battery Stop Time Setting
Make sure that the house battery stop time is set correctly. If the generator set is continuing to run long enough after reaching the stop voltage, adjust the setting.
F. Check Gateway to Generator Set Harness Continuity
1. Replace any damaged pins and connectors
2. Measure the resistance between the gateway harness generator set connector pins and connector pins at the gateway connector (see Appendix A on page 49).
3. If the resistance is greater than 10 Ohms, repair or replace harness.
8.8 Generator Set Stops Unexpectedly
A. Check for Accelerometer Fault
if the Accelerometer Fault notification is active in the app Alerts screen, Auto mode cannot be engaged. Replace the gateway.
B. Check Temperature Sensor Setting
Make sure that the temperature setting is correct. If the generator set is not starting before the A/C, adjust the temperature setting.
C. Check Quiet Time Settings
Make sure that the Quiet Time settings are set correctly. If the generator set is not starting before Quiet Time, adjust the settings.
D. Check Mobile Device Clock Setting
Make sure that the mobile device is set to the correct time and time zone. If not, set to the correct time and time zone.
E. Check House Battery Stop Voltage Setting
Make sure that the house battery stop voltage is set correctly. If the generator set is not stopping before the battery charger would stop charging, adjust the setting.
F. Check House Battery Stop Time Setting
Make sure that the house battery stop time is set correctly. If the generator set is continuing to run long enough after reaching the stop voltage, adjust the setting.
G. Check Gateway to Generator Set Harness Continuity
1. Replace any damaged pins and connectors
2. Measure the resistance between the gateway harness generator set connector pins and connector pins at the gateway connector (see Appendix A on page 49).
3. If the resistance is greater than 10 Ohms, repair or replace harness.
8.9 Generator Set Does Not Run A/C
A. Check Temperature Sensor Setting
Make sure that the temperature setting is correct. If the generator set is not starting before the A/C, adjust the temperature settings.
B. Check Temperature Sensor Battery Voltage
If the temperature sensor coin cell battery is not producing the minimum operating voltage, replace the battery.
C. Check Temperature Sensor Bluetooth
Make sure that the temperature sensor is within Bluetooth range to the gateway. If necessary, move the temperature sensor or gateway within range.
D. Check Quiet Time Settings
Make sure that the Quiet Time settings are set correctly. If the generator set is not starting before Quiet Time, adjust the settings.
E. Check Gateway Battery Voltage
If the gateway batteries do not have the minimum gateway operating voltage, charge or replace the batteries.
8.10 House Battery State-Of-Charge is Inaccurate
A. Check Gateway to Battery Harness Continuity
1. Replace any damaged pins are connectors.
2. Measure the resistance between the gateway harness battery terminals and battery pins at the gateway connector (see Appendix A on page 49).
3. If the resistance is greater than 10 Ohms, repair or replace harness.
8.11 Temperature is Inaccurate
A. Check Temperature Sensor Battery Voltage
If the temperature sensor coin cell battery is not producing the minimum operting voltage, replace the battery.
B. Check Temperature Sensor Bluetooth
Make sure that the temperature sensor is within Bluetooth range tot eh gateway. If necessary, move the temperature sensor or gateway within range.
8.12 Clock is Inaccurate
A. Check Mobile Device Clock Setting
Make sure that the mobile device is set to the correct time and time zone. If not, set to the correct time and time zone.
8.13 Accelerometer Fault
A. Check for Accelerometer Fault
If the Accelerometer Fault notification is active in the app Alerts screen, Auto mode cannot be engaged. Replace the gateway.
9 Temperature Sensor Battery Replacement
The temperature sensor battery has an indicator that indicates when the battery need to be replaced. The installed battery has a life expectancy of 4 years. It is recommended that the battery be replaced when it is below 2.5 V. The battery is a 2450 coin battery.
Make sure the generator set is not set to start in Auto mode.
1. Remove the top cover of the temperature sensor using a small flathead screwdriver.
2. Slide the battery out of the battery holder and remove the battery.
3. Slide the new battery into the battery holder and replace the cover.
10 Parts Information
10.1 Standard Parts
10.2 Conditional Parts
Appendix A. Connectivity Diagrams
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