Control Panel Repairs.
From Relays to Controllers.

The control panel manages every aspect of your generator's operation — starting sequences, engine parameter monitoring, output control, and automatic load transfer in standby applications. When panel components fail, the consequences range from a generator that will not start at all, to one that runs but shuts down unexpectedly under load, or fails to transfer power to your building when mains is lost.

Control panel problems range from straightforward component failures to complex controller malfunctions. A failed start relay, a faulty fuel solenoid, or a defective oil pressure sender are discrete, repairable faults. A malfunctioning AMF controller with persistent fault codes, a misconfigured ATS that fails to transfer, or corrupted firmware on a digital controller require a different approach. Our technicians are experienced with both.

Controller families worked on include Deep Sea Electronics, ComAp, Woodward and SmartGen. A listed family is not a claim that every model can be repaired or reprogrammed. Fault logs can be read, settings adjusted, firmware updated where that module allows it, and a failed module replaced. A proprietary panel is diagnosed at component level when that is possible, rather than assuming the whole assembly must be replaced.

Older sets with basic mechanical controls can be assessed for a digital AMF controller where that change suits the installation. The assessment says what the new module will and will not do. Off-site monitoring is not part of this service.

Every control panel repair is completed with a full function test. We verify the auto-start sequence, load transfer operation, shutdown protection activation, and fault alarm behaviour before leaving site. The generator must perform correctly through a complete operational cycle — not just power on — before the job is closed.