E015
Perkins
High Intake Air Temperature Alarm
Perkins generator controller shows E015 and indicates intake air temperature high
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Possible Causes
Blocked air filter element, Restricted ventilation in generator room, Faulty intake air temperature sensor, Recirculation of hot exhaust into intake area
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: Ensure adequate ventilation in the generator room to avoid buildup of exhaust gases.
- Inspect air filter: Remove the air filter element from the housing. If heavily soiled or collapsed, replace with a genuine Perkins air filter element.
- Check room ventilation: Confirm that inlet and outlet louvers are unobstructed and that any ventilation fans are operating correctly.
- Sensor check: Locate the intake air temperature sensor (often in the intake manifold or air duct). Inspect wiring and connector. Compare controller reading with ambient temperature; large discrepancies suggest a faulty sensor.
- Exhaust routing: Ensure exhaust pipes and flexible joints are intact and not leaking hot gases into the intake area.
- Reset alarm: After addressing issues, clear E015 and run the generator while monitoring intake temperature.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Intake Air Temperature Sensor
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