Generator shuts down with E13; controller log indicates 'Emergency Stop Active'.

Safety first: Confirm that it is safe to run the generator and that no emergency condition exists before resetting any E-stop.

• Reset E-stop button: Locate the red emergency stop button on the Kubota generator enclosure. Twist or pull to reset, depending on design.
• Inspect E-stop switch: Check for physical damage, corrosion, or water ingress. If the button feels loose or does not latch properly, replace the switch.
• Check interlocks: Some models have door or panel interlock switches wired into the E-stop circuit. Ensure all access doors are fully closed and latches engaged.
• Test continuity: With power off, use a multimeter to verify continuity through the E-stop loop from the controller to the switch and back. Repair any open circuits or loose terminals.
• Controller input: Confirm that the E-stop input at the Kubota controller changes state when the button is pressed and released. If not, the controller input may be faulty and require service.