DJI D14000iE Multifunctional Inverter Generator User Manual

2.1 Generator Overview

The illustration is for reference only and may differ from the actual product.

Diagram of the generator with numbered parts:

1. Fuel Tank, 2. Fuel Tank Cap, 3. Engine Oil Dipstick, 4. Frame, 5. Handle, 6. Status LEDs, 7. Control Panel, 8. Charger, 9. Control Unit, 10. Support Feet, 11. Wheels, 12. Fan Cover, 13. Air Filter, 14. Spark Arrester, 15. Muffler Cover, 16. Engine Oil Drain Plug, 17. Spark Plug, 18. Engine Oil Drain Hose, 19. Electronic Fuel Injection Unit, 20. High-Pressure Fuel Hose.

2.2 Control Panel

Diagram of the control panel with numbered parts:

1. Engine Switch: Used to start or stop the generator.

2. USB-C Port: Connect the remote controller to update firmware and export logs.

3. AC Outlet: This outlet complies with IP44 protection rating. Ensure the outlet cover is reinstalled and tightened when not in use.

4. Ground Terminal: Use the ground wire and connect one end to the ground terminal and the other end to the ground. Proper grounding can help prevent electric shock in case of equipment malfunction.

* The AC power rating varies by country and region. Consult authorized support or a licensed distributor for details. The AC power frequency can be configured to 50 Hz or 60 Hz in the app. To ensure safe operation of your electrical equipment and prevent potential damage, select the appropriate frequency according to the frequency requirements of the electrical equipment.

2.3 LED Indicators

1. Charging Circuit LED Status

• Solid Yellow: Battery connected and can be charged.
• Blinking Green (once per second): Charging.
• Solid Green: Fully charged.
• Blinking Yellow (once per second): Warning for battery/charging circuit.
• Blinking Red (once per second): Battery/charging circuit error.

2. AC Module LED Status

• Solid Yellow: AC module is available.
• Blinking Green (once per second): AC module is in use.
• Blinking Yellow (once per second): Warning for AC module.
• Blinking Red (once per second): AC module error.

3. Generator LED Status

• Blinking Yellow Four Times (consecutively): Generator not started.
• Blinking Yellow (once per second): Warning for generator.
• Blinking Red (once per second): Generator error.
• Blinking Red Four Times (consecutively): Generator requires maintenance.

If any of the LED status lights indicate a warning, error, or prompt for maintenance, connect the remote controller to the product to check for details.

If any part of the product is abnormal or damaged, it is recommended to contact authorized support or a licensed dealer for repair or replacement.

3.1 Engine Oil Filling

The generator is not filled with engine oil before leaving the factory. Fill with SJ 10W-40 engine oil (or equivalent) before use.

Place the generator on a flat and stable surface, unscrew the oil dipstick, fill the engine with oil up to the specified capacity, and screw the dipstick back on.

3.2 Fuel Filling

Do not start the generator before filling with engine oil or gasoline. Otherwise, the electronic fuel injection may be damaged.

Do not overfill the fuel tank. Spillage may cause fire or explosion.

Gasoline is highly flammable and explosive. Follow the operating instructions strictly. Before refueling the generator, disconnect the AC power from it and wait until it has cooled down completely.

1. Unscrew the fuel tank cap and fill the fuel tank with the recommended fuel type up to the rated capacity, referring to the oil dipstick.
2. Screw the fuel tank cap back on after refueling. Use a dry cloth to wipe off any spilled fuel.

* The recommended fuel is unleaded gasoline with a minimum octane rating of 91 RON and less than 10% ethanol content. If using the generator in Brazil, the recommended fuel is unleaded gasoline with a minimum octane rating of 91 RON and 27% ethanol content.

4.1 General Checks

• Check for any spilled engine oil or fuel around or under the generator.
• Remove flammable materials from the surrounding area, especially around the muffler and fan cover.
• Repair or replace any parts that are rusted, cracked, damaged, deformed, or loose.
• Check that the muffler cover and fan cover are properly installed and secured, and that the lock nuts, bolts, and washers are tightened.

4.2 Important Checks

• Check fuel level: Refuel the fuel tank before operation to reduce the chance of operation being interrupted due to low fuel level.
• Check engine oil level: Operating with low engine oil level will cause engine damage. When the engine oil level drops below the safety level, the built-in engine oil sensor will stop the engine from operating. Check the engine oil level before each operation to avoid inconvenience caused by unexpected immediate problems.
• Check air filter element: A dirty air filter element reduces the airflow into the electronic fuel injection system, reducing the generator's capacity.

5.1 Activation and Firmware Update

The product must be activated before first use. After connecting the remote controller to the product, run the DJI Agras app on the remote controller and tap Device Management > Charger to activate the product. Follow the on-screen instructions to update the firmware when new firmware is available.

Diagram showing connection to remote controller via USB-A

5.2 Starting the Generator

• If the generator cannot be started, connect it to the remote controller to view additional information.
• If an electrical device is connected to the AC outlet while charging, the charging capacity for the battery will decrease accordingly, and the charging time will be extended.

1. Do not connect any electrical devices before starting the generator.
2. Ensure the engine has been filled with engine oil and the fuel tank contains at least 1 liter of fuel.
3. Connect the charging cable to the intelligent flight battery that has been turned off. Press and then press and hold the power button on the battery to turn on the battery.
4. Move the engine switch to the START position and press and hold for at least 3 seconds, then release. The engine switch will return to the ON position, and the generator will start automatically.
5. The generator starts charging.

5.3 Stopping the Generator

1. Turn off all connected electrical devices.
2. Move the engine switch to the OFF position, and the generator will stop operating.
3. Disconnect all connected electrical devices.

5.4 Using Intelligent Flight Battery as External Power Source

• The generator does not need to be started.

1. Connect the generator's charging cable to the intelligent flight battery. Press and then press and hold the power button on the battery to turn on the battery power.
2. Press the generator's engine switch three times consecutively to the START position, and the generator's AC outlet will supply AC power.
3. Connect electrical devices to the generator's AC outlet.

8.1 Maintenance Safety Notices

• Before performing maintenance, turn off the generator, disconnect all electrical devices and batteries, and let the generator cool down completely.
• Perform generator maintenance in a clean, dry, and stable location. Ensure the generator cannot move accidentally.
• Read the user manual before operation and ensure you have all the necessary materials and skills.
• Exercise extreme caution when using the generator near fuel to reduce the possibility of fire or explosion. Use non-flammable solvents to clean parts. Do not use gasoline to clean. Keep fuel-containing parts away from cigarette butts, sparks, and flames.

8.2 Maintenance Schedule

Follow the maintenance schedule in the table below. The frequency of maintenance should be increased if the generator is operated in a dusty environment or other unclean environments.

Contact an authorized dealer or authorized support for maintenance items marked with an asterisk (*). For other maintenance items not included in this document, contact an authorized dealer or authorized support.

H means operating hours.

The maintenance interval of every 300 operating hours/1 year means the user should perform maintenance based on whichever scenario occurs first.

After every 300 operating hours, the user should contact an authorized dealer or authorized support to inspect and clean the fuel strainer, fuel shut-off valve, and drain the fuel in the high-pressure fuel hose and fuel strainer. Tighten the cylinder head bolt again with a torque of 55-60 N·m.

Engine oil consumption will increase if the generator is used in a high-temperature environment. Fill the engine oil to the specified level before each use and shorten the engine oil change interval.

8.3 Checking Engine Oil Level

1. Turn off the generator and place it on a level surface. If the generator has just been running, wait at least 15 minutes for it to cool down.
2. Unscrew the engine oil dipstick and wipe it clean with a clean cloth.
3. Insert the engine oil dipstick as shown without screwing it in. Remove the engine oil dipstick and check the oil level. Do not screw in the dipstick.
4. Add the recommended engine oil up to the upper limit level if its level is near or below the lower limit mark.
5. Reinstall the engine oil dipstick and tighten it.

Diagram showing oil dipstick with MAX and MIN marks

* Damage to the generator caused by the following reasons is not covered by the warranty: Operating with low engine oil, failure to change engine oil according to the maintenance schedule, using non-recommended engine oil.

8.4 Changing Engine Oil

1. Place the generator on a level surface. Start the generator to warm up the engine for four to ten minutes, then stop the generator.
2. Place a container under the engine oil drain hose.
3. Pull down the engine oil drain hose and unscrew the cap counterclockwise to open it. Wait for the oil to drain completely.
4. Reinstall and position the engine oil drain hose in its original place and tighten the cap clockwise.
5. Remove the oil dipstick and use engine oil to add engine oil to the high level. Reinsert the oil dipstick and screw it tightly.

* Contact an authorized dealer or authorized support to change the engine oil.

Engine oil significantly affects engine performance and is the main factor determining its service life. It is recommended to use oil manufactured for four-stroke engines and that meets or exceeds the SJ standard according to API classification. The API classification is usually shown on the oil bottle packaging. Make sure it is labeled SJ or a higher classification. The recommended oil type is SJ 10W-40.

To prevent environmental damage, it is recommended to tightly close the cap of the used engine oil container and take it to a recycling center. Do not dispose of used engine oil in regular household waste, on the ground, or in drains.

8.5 Inspecting and Cleaning Air Filter

1. Open the air filter cover and remove the foam element. Thoroughly clean the foam element with a mild detergent or warm water and let it dry in the sun. Clean the dust inside the filter housing and use a benzene-based cleaning agent to clean the engine oil in the cover and wipe it dry.
2. Check if the paper filter element is wet with engine oil. If the paper filter element is wet with engine oil, contact an authorized dealer or authorized support to replace it with a new paper filter element. If it is not necessary to replace the paper filter element, tap it gently on the ground to remove dust and debris. Clean the dust inside the filter housing and use a benzene-based cleaning agent to clean the engine oil in the cover and wipe it dry.
3. Reinstall the paper filter element and foam element into the air filter, then close the cover back in place.

Replace the foam element if it is damaged during cleaning.

Do not use a blower or compressed air to clean the paper filter element, as it may damage the element's air inlet.

Ensure that you reinstall all air filter components and the rear cover in place.

8.6 Cleaning Spark Arrester

1. Use a wrench to remove the screw and protective cover. Remove the spark arrester.
2. Inspect the spark arrester. Wash it with a benzene-based cleaning agent and brush it with a wire brush. Replace it if it is damaged.
3. Reinstall the cleaned or new spark arrester and tighten the screws.

8.7 Inspecting, Cleaning, and Replacing Spark Plug

1. Turn off the generator and ensure it has cooled down completely.
2. Unscrew the spark plug using its spark plug wrench and inspect the spark plug. Replace the spark plug immediately if the insulator or sealing washer is cracked.
3. Remove carbon deposits or other deposits using a stiff wire brush.
4. Adjust the electrode to ensure the gap is within the standard range of 0.6 to 0.8 mm.
5. When reinstalling the spark plug, screw it into the engine by hand for two to three turns.
6. Tighten it further using its spark plug wrench.

Contact authorized support or a licensed dealer for spark plug maintenance.

The recommended torque is 20-25 N·m. A loose spark plug will cause the engine to overheat, but overtightening the spark plug will strip the threads in the engine.

The original spark plug model is F6RTC. Installing the wrong type of spark plug will damage the engine.

To ensure proper engine operation, make sure the spark plug gap is correct and free of deposits.