Generator Repair & Service

Maintenance and Repair of In-Shop & On-Site Power Generation Systems

GENERATOR REPAIR & REWIND SERVICES

When it comes to long-term reliable service, industrial generators have no rival. The near constant ability to stay active despite power failures and major systematic errors is impressive.

Manufacturing plants inherently rely on the wide functionality of these generators to keep their business lively and productive. We not only repair and refurbish your Generator but to provide root cause failure analysis on why it has failed, and provide ongoing maintenance services.

Our comprehensive Generator Service, make repairs, when you need them, performed to state-of-the art standards. Repair Shop and Field Service support capabilities include 24 hour service, 7 days a week, 365 Days a Year.

 We provide Generator Repair, Rebuilding, & Reconditioning. Capabilities include generator stator   rewinding, exciter stator and rotor rewinding, washing, dipping in a Class”H” insulating varnish and   baking stators. Repairs to all type of generators, including, Portable type Generators, Whole House, Air   Cooled, Liquid Cooled, Diesel, Propane, Gas, Marine & RV generators. Additional services include on-site

 & 24 hr. emergency services, pick-up & delivery, start-up/commissioning services, inspection & testing,     installation, repair, preventative maintenance & troubleshooting.

 During maintenance, our technicians will check, clean and test generator components as needed to

 ensure they are functioning as intended, bolstering overall reliability.

GENERATOR SETS, TRANSFER SWITCHES & SWITCHGEARS

    Service & Repair for the following Manufacturers 

  •  AGCO
  •  AKSA
  •  Atlas-Copco
  •  Baldor
  •  Blue Star
  •  Briggs & Stratton
  •  Caterpillar
  •  Cummins Power
  •  Delta
  •  Doosan
  •  FG Wilson
  •  Generac
  • General Electric
  •  Hercules
  • John Deere
  • Kato
  •  Kobota
  •  Kohler
  •  Marathon
  • Mistubishi
  •  Multiquip
  •  MTU
  •  Olympian
  • Perkins
  •  Taylor Power Systems
  •  Triton
  • Wacker Neuson
  •  Westinghouse
  •  Winco 
  • Zenith

DON'T SEE YOUR BRAND ON OUR LIST? DO NOT WORRY!

Electromechanex refurbishes all types of Generators from multiple manufacturers, and we are certainly not limited to those mentioned on this page. Our technicians have the knowledge and experience necessary to diagnose & address the issues posed by any Generator & refurbish it back to a condition that meets or exceeds OEM specification!

Electromechanex, LLC is not an authorized distributor, affiliate, or representative for the listed manufacturers unless explicitly stated otherwise. Designated trademarks, brand names and brands appearing herein are the property of their respective owners.

Generator Categories

Generator Types

GENERATOR REPAIR Service for the following Types:

AC & DC Power Generation Systems

Air Cooled Generators

Liquid Cooled Generators

Whole House Generators

Marine Generators

RV Generators

Portable Generators

Gasoline, Diesel, Natural Gas or Propane Generators

(MG) Motor-Generator Sets

Generator Repair Services

Generator Repair Services

Reconditioning

Repair, reconditioning, and adjustment of the Generator• Stator components’ parts are thoroughly cleaned and baked dry. Replacement of Bearings, Seals and any auxillary componants, as required.

Rewinding

Complete refurbishing of the Generator. Stator components are rewound with inverter rated magnet wire using NEMA Class “H” insulation system. Replacement of Bearings, Seals and any auxilliary components,

as required.

Modifications

We offer application design and assistance, plus the capabilities of modification of New Generator Sets to meet your specific requirements.

Testing

Generators are tested using non-destructive winding analysis and testing and test run for proper electrical and mechanical operation. Output Voltage, Speed, Bearing temperature, and Vibration are closely monitored and documented.

We know Generators! Contact us for a Generator Repair Quote, a Replacement Generator, or Predictive Maintenance Plans.

Exciter Rewind

Exciter Rewind

Generators are equipped with an exciter rotor and stator on alternating current generators in order to produce excitation. Exciters are inspected and tested to ensure they meet the manufacturer’s identified requirements. Our exciter rewind process includes removing all the coils from the core, cleaning and inspecting the core. The new winding will be re-manufactured using an inverter rated magnet wire and the insulation exclusively classified as follows: NEMA Class “H” An insulation system (180°C temperature limit including a 40°C ambient or 140°C rise) that by experience or accepted test can be shown to have suitable thermal endurance when operating at the limiting Class H temperature specified in the temperature rise standard for the machine under consideration. The entire Insulation System, materials, and methods of application should be equal to or better than that used by the original machine manufacturer. All components of the insulation system will be compatible with each other with respect to electrical, mechanical, and thermal characteristics. Generators are rebuilt using the highest-quality wire, insulation, and varnish materials for long-lasting repairs in the most severe industrial environments.

Exciter rotors and stators are impregnated in varnish and oven baked to ruggedize the windings.

At Electromechanex, we utilize the most state-of-the-art equipment for our servo motor feedback testing and analyses. The Linea X3 Encoder Tester will Analyze encoders in real-time up to 298 KS/s or 150 Mhz for both analog and digital signals to establish the condition of your servo motor encoder and percent match with automated Pass/Fail messages. The system will program the memory and perform a one-click alignment all before the final system run test.

If you can’t make it into our shop, don’t worry—our testing equipment can be quickly brought to you in the field

If requesting emergency service, please submit form and call (856)362-4553 to verify availability.

Winding Testing & Analysis

Winding Testing & Analysis

Motor & Generator Winding Analysis is an ideal method for detecting winding issues and to monitor the dielectric strength of your winding insulation. This method is a necessary aspect of any electric generator preventative maintenance. This program can be used to troubleshoot or eliminate the motor windings as the source of a failure. It can also be used as a trending tool so we can monitor the dielectric strength of your winding insulation over a period of time. With motor winding analysis, our skilled technicians can discover early-stage problems inside electrical equipment before they become more substantial. This early detection method allows us to perform the appropriate repairs during planned downtime; in addition to reducing repair costs during unscheduled shutdowns, motor winding analysis can lessen costs associated with catastrophic component failure. Motor winding analysis is a form of non-destructive testing (NDT) that can be used for motor, transformer, and generator windings.

At Electromechanex, we utilize the most state-of-the-art equipment for our motor winding analyses. Motor Winding Analysis (MWA) involves three equally important motor winding insulation tests to establish the condition of your motor winding insulation. This information will help in reducing motor failure that results in costly downtime, lost production, safety hazards and increased maintenance costs.

 ALL-TEST PRO 7™ PROFESSIONAL

 We can test any motor’s resistance, stator, rotor, contamination and insulation stats all     on one device and receive accurate diagnostics within as little as a few minutes.

 In addition to the core functionalities of the ALL-TEST PRO 7™, the ALL-TEST PRO 7™   PROFESSIONAL has additional functionalities that test DC Motor types, Traction motors and   Transformers, and utilizes route based testing for data trending and analysis.

 We provide Testing for:

  • Offline testing of AC and DC Motors, Transformers, and Generators
  • Testing installation and startup of new motors
  • Condition monitoring
  • Troubleshooting

 Trouble we can Identify:

  • Stator Issues
  • Rotor Issues
  • Ground Faults
  • Winding Faults
  • Open Connection Issues
  • Contamination Issues

On-Site Generator Services

On-Site Generator Services

On-Site Repair & Maintenance Services

  • Electrical Repairs
  • Repair or Replacement of Contactors, Regulators and Timers, Etc.
  • Troubleshooting & Repair of unexpected Generator Malfunctions
  • Troubleshooting Transfer Switch and Switchgear
  • Generator Inspection & Maintenance Plans


EMX performs a comprehensive inspection of the emergency power supply system following NFPA 110 guidelines, as well as the requirements of the NEC Article 701 for Required Standby Systems and can make all needed repairs. This inspection covers all the systems of the lubricating, air, fuel, cooling, exhaust, battery, generator, generator controls and safety system, room air inlet and exhaust. Our inspectors are professional and reliable and provide you with a full equipment evaluation including condition monitoring, inspection reporting, and operational testing.

Our Generator Service personnel are MSHA trained for safe work practices.

They make an excellent resource to supplement your existing maintenance team and provide the specialized service you expect from Electromechanex, LLC

Generator Maintenance

Generator Maintenance

GENERATOR MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS

Engine Lubrication Systems: Inspect engine for leaks; oil and filters changed

Engine Air Cleaners: Wet type: clean and change oil yearly. Dry Type: Clean or replace filter

Ignition Systems: Check magneto and replace spark plugs, as needed.

Governor: Check and set speed, sensitivity and oil level

Engine Cooling System: Check general condition, anti-freeze, coolant level, belts and hoses.

Engine Electric System: Test battery and clean battery posts and cables.

Engine Fuel System: Inspect for leaks. Check all connections and fuel lines.

Engine Exhaust System: Check for leaks and corrosion.

Instrumentation: Check all instruments for proper operation.

Timers and Relays: Check for proper operation.

Safety Circuits and Alarm Systems: Check for proper operation

Engine: Run loaded when possible