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Generator services

Generator servicing

EMPS services existing generators across Gauteng from its Centurion base. Service work follows the equipment's maintenance requirements and uses lubricants, filters and consumables matched to the engine and operating conditions.

Scheduled service tasks

A service may include engine oil and filter replacement, fuel and air filter attention, and checks on coolant, belts, hoses and fluid levels. The exact tasks depend on the model, service interval and manufacturer's instructions—not a one-size-fits-all service list.

Condition checks alongside the service

We check for visible leaks, damaged components, loose connections and starting or charging concerns. Faults that require repairs are identified separately so you can approve the corrective work and associated cost.

Running checks after servicing

After servicing, the generator is checked for correct fluid levels, leaks, alarms and normal running indications. A no-load run does not demonstrate full-load performance; a separate load test may be appropriate where the generator's ability to supply the site needs verification.

Arrange a service visit

Provide the generator and engine details, running hours and last service date so that the correct service items can be identified. Let us know about restricted access, critical loads or any fault that needs investigation during the visit.

What to expect

Before booking a generator service

The checks and work required depend on the generator model, its condition and the installation. We agree the work with you before proceeding.

  • Generator and engine make, model and serial number
  • Running hours and last service date
  • Site address and access arrangements
  • Known alarms, leaks or starting problems
  • Available maintenance records
  • A suitable time to take the generator out of service
Project photographs

A closer look at this service

Generator servicing and filter replacement work
Generator servicing and filter replacement
Service questions

Frequently asked questions

Do you service generators installed by another company?

Yes. Provide the equipment details and service history so we can identify the required consumables and work.

Will a routine service repair an existing fault?

Not necessarily. Oil and filter changes will not resolve every starting, electrical or control fault. Tell us about any symptoms when booking so that diagnosis and repairs can be addressed separately.

Does servicing include a load test?

A routine service and a load test are different activities. If you need performance checked under load, include that requirement in your enquiry so the test method and arrangements can be agreed.

Need help with generator servicing?

Send your location, generator details and service requirements to request a quotation.