Different types of wood serve different purposes. For example, hardwoods like teak or oak are excellent for furniture due to their durability, while softwoods like pine can be more affordable for decorative pieces. Our carpenters can guide you through the selection process to ensure you choose the right material for your project.

Wooden structures and furniture require care to maintain their beauty and integrity. Clean surfaces regularly, polish wooden furniture, and avoid placing heavy items on fragile areas. If you notice signs of wear or damage, address them early to prevent further deterioration.

Dirt, debris, and dust can accumulate in and around your generator, leading to blockages and overheating. Regularly clean the exterior and ensure that the vents are free of obstructions. Wipe down any exposed parts and keep the surrounding area clean to promote optimal airflow.

Low-quality fuel can cause damage to your generator’s engine over time. Always use high-quality, clean fuel, and change the fuel filters regularly. This helps to prevent contaminants from reaching the engine and keeps the generator running smoothly.

Avoid overloading your generator by running too many appliances or systems at once. Make sure you understand the generator’s wattage capacity and stay within those limits to prevent strain on the engine, which could lead to breakdowns or reduced efficiency.

If you won’t be using your generator for an extended period, make sure to store it in a cool, dry place. Drain the fuel, or add a fuel stabilizer, to prevent the fuel from degrading inside the tank. Proper storage helps avoid damage caused by rust or stale fuel when the generator is idle.

For generators with electric start systems, the battery is a critical component. Regularly inspect the battery for signs of corrosion and ensure it is fully charged. A weak or corroded battery could prevent your generator from starting when you need it.

Always check the oil levels before running your generator, and top it up as needed. Low oil can cause engine parts to grind, leading to expensive repairs or engine failure. Ensure that you use the recommended oil type for your specific generator model.

Unusual noises, such as knocking or rattling, can be early signs of a problem. If your generator starts making sounds that it normally doesn’t, shut it down and inspect it for any issues. Addressing these sounds early on can prevent larger mechanical failures.

Even if everything seems to be running smoothly, it’s a good idea to have a professional inspect your generator at least once a year. At Kaacib, our expert technicians can spot potential issues before they become major problems, ensuring your generator continues to perform reliably for years to come.