E19
Hyundai Power
Intake Air Temperature High
Generator runs but E19 is displayed and the unit may derate or shut down.
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Possible Causes
Blocked enclosure ventilation, High ambient temperature, Failed Hyundai Power enclosure fan, Faulty intake air temperature sensor
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Turn OFF the generator before opening panels. Beware of hot surfaces.
- Check ventilation: Ensure that all intake and exhaust vents on the Hyundai Power enclosure are clear of debris, snow, or obstructions. Maintain the required clearance around the unit.
- Inspect enclosure fan: If equipped with an electric enclosure fan, verify that it runs when the generator is operating. Check fuses, relays, and wiring. Replace the fan if inoperative.
- Sensor inspection: Locate the intake air temperature sensor near the air filter or intake duct. Check the connector and wiring. Replace the sensor if readings are clearly incorrect compared to ambient temperature.
- Ambient conditions: In very hot climates, consider shading the unit (without blocking airflow) and scheduling heavy loads for cooler times of day.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Intake Air Temperature Sensor
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