
Generac
LPG and natural-gas standby systems, with automatic start, controller and output faults.
Generac gas generator repairs →Open 24/7 · We arrive within 1 hour across Gauteng · Established 2000
Gas generator specialists
We repair, service and diagnose gas generators across Gauteng: LPG sets, natural-gas standby generators, petrol/LPG dual-fuel units and automatic standby systems, in homes and on commercial sites. We service and repair Generac, Kohler, Cummins, Red Rhino and Steco generators, we have worked on generators since 2000, and we are open 24/7 for breakdowns.


LPG and natural-gas standby systems, with automatic start, controller and output faults.
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We diagnose the set you have installed. LPG, natural gas and petrol/LPG dual fuel each have their own fuel path and their own faults, so tell us the model and the fuel when you book.
We fix starting, electrical, control and output faults on every fuel type.
Oil, filters, spark plugs and a controlled start for gas standby sets.
Planned checks that keep an automatic standby set ready between outages.
Modules, alarm codes and programming on automatic gas sets.
We fix transfer faults when the set runs but the house stays dark.
Placement and commissioning when a new standby set goes in.
What to send us so we arrive with the right parts.
Relays, wiring and ATS interface faults inside the panel.
We test the battery, starter, ignition and controller, check for a latched shutdown and note any sign of a gas-supply problem.
We check the sensors, the controller, the ignition and the fuel supply, and read the alarm that recorded why the set stopped.
We test the controller, the ATS or AMF signals, the starting battery and the wiring, and clear any shutdown that is holding the set off.
Once the engine is running, we test the AVR, alternator, excitation, breaker and wiring to find where the output stops.
We separate AVR and alternator faults from engine speed, load and control problems, because each one needs a different repair.
We record warnings, shutdowns, maintenance alarms, failed starts and auto-mode faults exactly as the screen shows them.
A standby set needs a battery that can still crank after weeks of sitting. We test the battery and the charger together.
We check airflow around the set, the cooling system and the load, and look at how recently the set was serviced.
Some portable and inverter generators can operate on petrol or on LPG, depending on the model. A dual-fuel fault is often one-sided: the set will not start on LPG, it starts on petrol but not on LPG, or it runs on LPG and will not run on petrol.
We diagnose fuel-selection faults, petrol carburettor problems, starting faults, electrical output, AVR faults and engine-speed or frequency problems on the set. We repair dual-fuel generators as the manufacturer built them. We do not convert petrol generators to LPG, because an improvised gas connection is a fire and explosion risk.
We work on residential and commercial natural-gas standby sets: automatic-start systems, control panels, ATS and AMF behaviour, batteries, engine servicing, generator output and scheduled maintenance.
A registered gas practitioner installs and certifies the gas piping. We take over at the generator, where we diagnose, repair and service the set itself.
On an LPG generator we repair starting problems, ignition and control faults, batteries and electrical output, and we carry out servicing and preventative maintenance. If we find a fuel-delivery fault, we show you where it is so your gas practitioner can correct it.
Leave the regulator, the gas pressure and the safety devices alone. If you smell gas, do not try to start the generator; call your gas supplier or gas practitioner first.
We keep gas work and generator work separate for your safety. We diagnose and repair the starting, control and output side of the set. A registered gas practitioner handles the supply, pipework, regulator and certification, and we never bypass a gas safety device to get a set running.
We also repair other gas-powered generators. Send the make, the model and the fault, and we check parts before we visit. For help with sizing, read our generator sizes guide, and for the full range of makes we work on, see generator makes and models.
We repair and service LPG generators, natural-gas standby generators and petrol/LPG dual-fuel generators across Gauteng. We service and repair Generac, Kohler, Cummins, Red Rhino and Steco generators.
Yes. We repair and service LPG generators, from starting, ignition and controls to output and routine servicing. A registered gas practitioner installs and certifies the gas supply to the set.
Yes. We service and repair natural-gas standby generators, including automatic start, the controller, the battery, the engine and the electrical output. Pipework and gas certification stay with a registered gas practitioner.
Yes, on sets the manufacturer built to run on both fuels, such as Red Rhino and Steco dual-fuel models. Tell us which fuel the fault appears on when you book.
Yes. We test the battery, starter, controller and ignition and read any shutdown alarm. If the fault sits in the gas supply, we show you what we found so your gas practitioner can fix it.
Yes. We check auto mode, the starting battery and the alarm log, and we confirm whether the start command reaches the engine when the mains fails.
Yes. We record the warning, shutdown or maintenance alarm exactly as the display shows it, then test the circuit it points to.
Our cost guide puts a basic service at R900 to R1,800. Your written quote confirms the price for your set before we start any work.
Yes. We work across Gauteng, including Johannesburg, Pretoria, Sandton, Centurion and Midrand. We are open 24/7 and arrive within 1 hour when a standby set breaks down.
These details help us plan the visit and bring the right parts. Send what you can on WhatsApp; if you can’t find the model number, we still book the visit.
Call or WhatsApp us for gas, LPG and dual-fuel generator repairs, servicing and maintenance. We are open 24/7 and arrive within 1 hour when your standby set breaks down.