Control panel shows E14, generator will not start on LPG/NG fuel

Safety first: Turn OFF the generator and close the gas supply valve. Work only in well‑ventilated areas and never use open flames to check for leaks.

• Verify gas valves: Confirm that the manual shutoff valves at the tank/meter and at the generator are fully open.
• Check gas supply: For LPG, ensure the tank has adequate fuel and is not frozen. For NG, verify with your gas provider that service pressure is within spec for standby generators.
• Inspect regulators: Examine the primary and secondary regulators for icing, physical damage, or signs of vent blockage. Clear any debris from regulator vents.
• Leak test: With gas turned on, apply a soap‑water solution to fittings and watch for bubbles indicating leaks. Tighten or re‑seal fittings as needed, then retest.
• Professional pressure test: If E14 persists, have a licensed gas technician measure inlet and outlet pressures at the generator and replace a faulty regulator with a DuroMax‑approved model.