Generac Power Systems 10000EXL Bedienungsanleitung

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The

Reliable

Ones

-

IOOOOexl

Portable

Generator

Owner’s

Manual

A

Danger:

This

generator

is

designed

for

outdoor

use

only.

Do

not

use

this

generator

inside

any

building

or

enclo¬

sure

including

the

generator

compartment

of

a

recreational

vehicle

(RV).

Fire

or

an

explosion

may

result.

No

user

performed

modifications,

including

venting

of

exhaust

and/or

cooling

ventilation,

will

eliminate

the

danger.

Also,

allow

at

least

two

feet

of

clearance

on

all

sides

of

the

generator

even

while

operating

the

unit

out¬

doors.

A

Danger:

If

this

unit

is

used

for

backup

power

in

the

event

of

a

utility

power

failure,

the

following

step

must

be

taken:

Before

connecting

the

generator

to

an

electrical

system,

open

the

main

circuit

breaker

or

main

switch

serving

the

system,

to

isolate

the

generator

system

from

the

electric

utility.

Failure

to

isolate

the

generator

and

utility

systems

may

result

in

damage

to

the

generator

and

may

also

result

in

injury

or

death

to

electric

utility

workers,

due

to

a

backfeed

of

electrical

energy.

The

Emission

Control

System

for

this

generator

is

warranted

for

standards

set

by

the

Environmental

Protection

Agency.

Model

No.

9801-1

(10000

Watt

AC

Generator)

Manual

No.

96023

Revision

3

(7/30/98)

A

This

symbol

points

out

important

safety

instructions,

which,

if

not

followed,

could

endanger

the

personal

safety

and/or

property

of

yourself

and

others.

Read

and

follow

all

instructions

in

the

manual

before

attempting

to

operate

this

unit.

Generac

10000EXL

Extended

Life

Generator

EQUIPMENT

DESCRIPTION

This

generator

is

an

engine-driven,

revolving

field,

alternating

current

(AC)

generator.

It

was

designed

to

supply

electrical

power

for

operating

compatible

electrical

lighting,

appliance,

tool

and

motor

loads.

This

manual

contains

information

for

a

generator

that

operates

120

and/or

240

volts,

single

phase,

60Hz

devices

that

require

up

to

10000

watts

(10

kW)

of

power

that

pull

up

to

83.3

amps

at

120

volts

or

41.7

amps

at

240

volts.

CAUTION:

Do

not

exceed

the

generator’s

wattage/amperage

capacity.

Add

up

the

rated

watts

of

all

devices

you

are

connect¬

ing

to

generator

receptacles

at

one

time.

This

total

should

not

be

greater

than

10000

watts

for

this

generator.

In

most

cases

rated

watts

of

the

electrical

device

can

be

found

on

the

device

nameplate.

If

the

device

nameplate

gives

only

volts

and

amps,

multiply

volts

times

amps

to

obtain

watts

(volts

x

amps

=

watts).

The

generator’s

revolving

field

is

driven

at

about

3600

rpm

by

a

twin-cylinder

engine.

Every

effort

has

been

expended

to

make

sure

that

the

information

in

this

manual

is

both

accurate

and

cur¬

rent.

However,

Generac

reserves

the

right

to

change,

alter

or

otherwise

improve

the

product

at

any

time

without

prior

notice.

DANGER:

Do

not

tamper

with

engine

governed

speed.

High

operating

speeds

are

dangerous

and

increase

the

risk

of

personal

injury

or

damage

to

equipment.

The

generator

supplies

correctly

rated

frequency

and

voltage

only

when

running

at

proper

governed

speed.

Incorrect

fre¬

quency

and/or

voltage

can

damage

some

connected

electrical

loads.

Operating

at

excessively

low

speeds

imposes

a

heavy

load

and,

when

adequate

engine

power

is

not

available,

may

shorten

engine

life.

□

WARNING:

Model

&

Serial

Numbers

In

the

spaces

provided

below,

insert

the

Model

and

Serial

numbers

of

your

generator.

Retain

these

numbers

for

future

reference.

You

can

find

Model

and

Serial

numbers

on

the

generator

data

plate,

along

with

other

important

information.

Model

Number_

Serial

Number

_

The

engine

exhaust

from

this

product

contains

chemicals

known

to

the

State

of

California

to

cause

cancer,

birth

defects,

or

other

reproductive

harm.

SAFETY

RULES

This

generator

set

was

designed

and

manufactured

for

specific

applications.

Do

not

attempt

to

modify

the

unit

or

use

it

for

any

application

it

was

not

designed

for.

If

you

have

any

questions

about

your

generator’s

application,

ask

your

Dealer/Distributor

or

consult

the

factory.

The

manufacturer

could

not

possibly

anticipate

every

circumstance

that

might

involve

a

hazard.

For

that

reason

warnings

in

the

Manual

and

on

tags

or

decals

affixed

to

the

unit

are

not

all-inclusive.

If

you

intend

to

handle,

operate

or

service

the

unit

by

a

procedure

or

method

not

specifically

recommended

by

the

manu¬

facturer,

first

make

sure

that

such

a

procedure

or

method

will

not

render

this

equipment

unsafe

or

pose

a

threat

to

you

and

others.

Read

this

manual

carefully

and

become

familiar

with

your

generator

set.

Know

its

applications,

its

limita¬

tions

and

any

hazards

involved.

•

The

generator

produces

a

very

powerful

voltage

that

can

cause

extremely

dangerous

electrical

shock.

Avoid

contact

with

bare

wires,

terminals,

etc.

Never

permit

any

unqualified

person

to

operate

or

service

the

generator.

•

Never

handle

any

kind

of

electrical

cord

or

device

while

standing

in

water,

while

barefoot

or

while

hands

or

feet

are

wet.

•

The

National

Electric

Code

requires

the

frame

and

external

electrically

conductive

parts

of

generator

be

properly

connected

to

an

approved

earth

ground.

Local

electrical

codes

may

also

require

proper

grounding

of

the

generator.

Consult

with

a

local

electrician

for

grounding

requirements

in

your

area.

•

Use

a

ground

fault

circuit

interrupter

in

any

damp

or

highly

conductive

area

(such

as

metal

decking

or

steel

work).

•

Do

not

use

any

worn,

bare,

frayed

or

otherwise

damaged

electrical

cord

sets

with

the

generator.

•

Operate

generator

only

on

level

surfaces

and

where

it

will

not

be

exposed

to

excessive

moisture,

dirt,

dust

or

corrosive

vapors.

Extended

Life

Generator

2

Generac

10000EXL

Extended

Life

Generator

•

Gasoline

is

highly

FLAMMABLE

and

its

vapors

are

EXPLOSIVE.

Do

not

permit

smoking,

open

flames,

sparks

or

heat

in

the

vicinity

while

handling

gaso¬

line.

Avoid

spilling

gasoline

on

a

hot

engine.

Comply

with

all

regulations

requiring

storage

and

handling

of

gasoline.

•

Do

not

overfill

the

fuel

tank.

Always

allow

room

for

fuel

expansion.

If

tank

is

overfilled,

fuel

can

over¬

flow

onto

a

hot

engine

and

cause

FIRE

or

an

EXPLOSION.

•

Never

store

the

generator

with

fuel

in

the

tank

where

gasoline

vapors

might

reach

an

open

flame,

spark

or

pilot

light

(as

on

a

furnace,

water

heater

or

clothes

dryer).

FIRE

or

an

EXPLOSION

might

result.

•

Generator

exhaust

gases

contain

DEADLY

carbon

monoxide

gas.

Operate

this

equipment

only

in

the

open

air

where

adequate

ventilation

is

available.

•

The

engine-generator

requires

an

adequate

flow

of

cooling

air

for

its

continued

proper

operation.

Never

operate

the

unit

inside

any

room

or

enclosure

where

the

free

flow

of

cooling

air

into

and

out

of

the

unit

might

be

obstructed.

Allow

at

least

2

feet

of

clearance

on

all

sides

of

generator..

•

Never

start,

or

stop,

the

engine-generator

with

elec¬

trical

loads

connected

to

receptacles

with

the

connected

devices

turned

ON.

Start

the

engine

and

let

it

stabilize

before

connecting

electrical

loads.

Disconnect

all

electrical

loads

before

shut¬

ting

down

the

generator.

•

Do

not

insert

any

object

through

cooling

slots

of

the

engine-generator.

You

could

damage

the

unit

or

injure

yourself.

•

Never

operate

the

generator:

(a)

in

rain;

(b)

in

any

enclosed

compartment;

(c)

if

engine

speed

changes;

(d)

if

connected

electrical

devices

over¬

heat;

(e)

if

electrical

output

is

lost;

(f)

if

engine

or

generator

sparks;

(g)

if

flame

or

smoke

is

observed

while

unit

is

running;

(h)

if

unit

vibrates

excessively.

GROUNDING

THE

GENERATOR

The

National

Electric

Code

requires

the

frame

and

external

electrically

conductive

parts

of

the

generator

be

properly

connected

to

approved

earth

ground.

Local

electrical

codes

may

also

require

proper

grounding

of

the

unit.

For

this

purpose,

a

GROUND

LUG

(Figure

1)

is

provided

on

the

cradle.

Figure

1

—

Location

of

Ground

Lug

Generally,

connecting

a

No.

12

AWG

(American

Wire

Gauge)

stranded

copper

wire

to

the

ground

lug

screw

and

to

an

earth-driven

copper

or

brass

grounding

rod

(electrode)

provides

adequate

protection

against

elec¬

trical

shock.

However,

local

codes

may

vary

widely.

Consult

with

a

local

electrician

for

grounding

require¬

ments

in

your

area.

Be

sure

to

keep

the

ground

wire

attached

while

you

connect

the

electrode.

Properly

grounding

the

generator

helps

prevent

elec¬

trical

shock

if

ground

fault

conditions

exists

in

the

generator

or

in

connected

electrical

devices.

Proper

grounding

also

helps

dissipate

static

electricity,

which

often

builds

up

in

ungrounded

devices.

Extended

Lite

Generator

Installation

m

Generac

10000EXL

Extended

Life

Generator

Installing

Battery

You

must

purchase

and

install

You

must

purchase

and

install

a

12

volt

DC

battery

(Y50-N18L-A3

Motorcycle

Battery).

The

battery

should

be

serviced

with

electrolyte

fluid

and

fully

charged

prior

to

installation.

Install

the

battery

as

fol¬

lows:

•

Locate

the

battery

fasteners

and

wires

shipped

loose

in

the

carton.

You

should

have

2-7"

bolts,

2-

lock

washers,

2-washers,

1

-battery

bracket

and

2-hex

nuts.

In

addition

you

should

have

one

M8

x

1.25

inch

bolt

to

attach

the

black

battery

cable

to

the

engine.

•

Set

battery

onto

tray.

•

Secure

battery

with

the

2-7”

bolts,

2-lock

washers,

2-washers,

1-battery

bracket

and

2-hex

nuts.

See

figure

2

below.

A

CAUTION:

Be

sure

the

black

cable

is

con¬

nected

to

the

engine

mount

and

not

the

frame.

You

could

damage

the

ground

wire.

•

Connect

the

other

end

of

the

black

battery

cable

to

the

negative

(-)

battery

post.

•

Connect

the

red

battery

cable

to

the

engine

starter

switch.

See

figure

4

below.

Figure

4

—

Connect

Red

Battery

Cable

to

Engine

Starter

Switch

Connect

the

back

battery

cable

to

the

engine

using

the

M8

x

1.25

inch

bolt.

See

location

in

figure

3

below.

Connect

the

red

battery

cable

to

this

connection

on

the

electric

starter

switch.

Connect

the

red

battery

cable

from

the

electric

starter

switch

to

positive

(+)

post

on

the

battery.

Figure

5

—

Overview

of

Battery

Connections

Extended

Life

Generator

Generac

10000EXL

Extended

Life

Generator

mmm

Know

Your

Generator

Read

this

owner’s

manual

and

safety

rules

before

operating

your

generator.

Compare

the

illustrations

with

your

generator

to

familiarize

yourself

with

the

locations

of

various

controls

and

adjustments.

Circuit

Breakers

(AC)

Ignition

Switch

Idle

Control

Switch

.

120-Volt

AC,

20

Amp

Duplex

Receptacle

12

Volt

DC

Receptacle

120-Volt

AC,

20

AMP

Locking

Receptacle

120-Volt

AC,

30

AMP

Locking

Receptacle

Recoil

Starter

240-Volt

AC,

50

AMP

Locking

Receptacle

120/240-Volt

AC,

30

AMP

Locking

Receptacle

Grounding

Lug

12

Volt

DC

Receptacle

—

Use

this

receptacle

with

battery

charge

cables

to

charge

a

12

volt

battery.

120-Volt

AC,

20

AMP

Duplex

Receptacle

—

May

be

used

to

supply

electrical

power

for

the

operation

of

120

volt

AC,

single

phase,

60

Hz,

AC

electrical

light¬

ing,

appliance,

tool

and

motor

loads.

120-Volt

AC,

20

AMP

Locking

Receptacle

—

May

be

used

to

supply

electrical

power

for

the

operation

of

120

volts

at

20

amps

AC,

single

phase,

60

Hz,

AC

electrical

lighting,

appliance,

tool

and

motor

loads.

120-Volt

AC,

30

AMP

Locking

Receptacle

—

May

be

used

to

supply

electrical

power

for

the

operation

of

120

volts

at

30

amps

AC,

single

phase,

60

Hz,

AC

electrical

lighting,

appliance,

tool

and

motor

loads.

120/240-Volt

AC,

30

AMP

Locking

Receptacle

—

May

be

used

to

supply

electrical

power

for

the

operation

of

120

and/or

240

volts

at

30

amps

AC,

single

phase,

60

Hz,

AC

electrical

lighting,

appliance,

tool

and

motor

loads.

240-Volt

AC,

50

AMP

Locking

Receptacle

—

May

be

used

to

supply

electrical

power

for

the

operation

of

240

volts

at

41.7

amps

AC,

single

phase,

60

Hz,

AC

electrical

loads.

Choke

lever

—

Used

when

starting

a

cold

engine.

Circuit

Breakers

(AC)

—

Each

receptacle

except

the

50

amp

receptacle

is

provided

with

a

circuit

breaker

to

protect

the

generator

against

electrical

overload.

Breakers

are

"push

to

reset”

type.

Grounding

Lug

—

Use

this

connection

to

properly

ground

the

generator.

See

"Grounding

the

Generator"

on

Page

3.

Idle

Control

Switch

—

The

idle

control

runs

the

engine

at

normal

(high)

speeds

when

there

is

a

load

present

and

runs

the

engine

at

idle

(low)

speeds

when

a

load

is

not

present.

This

feature

greatly

improves

fuel

economy,

extends

the

life

of

the

engine,

and

reduces

engine

noise.

Ignition

Switch

—

Must

be

set

On

(—)

position

to

start

generator.

To

turn

off

generator,

set

switch

to

the

Stop

(o)

position.

Recoil

starter

—

Used

for

starting

the

engine.

Spark

Arrestor

Muffler

(not

shown)

—

Exhaust

muffler

lowers

engine

noise

and

is

equipped

with

a

spark

arrestor

screen.

Air

Cleaner

—

Uses

a

dry

type

filter

element

and

foam

pre-cleaner

to

limit

the

amount

of

dirt

and

dust

that

gets

in

the

engine.

Extended

Life

Generator

5

Operation

Generac

10000EXL

Extended

Life

Generator

BEFORE

STARTING

THE

ENGINE

Perform

the

following

tasks

before

starting

the

generator:

■

Add

Engine

Oil

_

Note:

When

adding

oil

to

the

engine

crankcase

in

the

future,

use

only

high

quality

detergent

oil

rated

with

API

service

classification

SF

and

SG

rated

SAE

30

weight.

Use

no

special

additives.

DO

NOT

USE

SAE

10W-40.

Select

the

oil’s

viscosity

grade

according

to

your

expected

operating

temperature.

colder

-

32°F

-

■

.

-

-

—»

warmer

5W-30

i

SAE

30

Although

multi-viscosity

oils

(5W30,

10W30,

etc.)

improve

starting

in

cold

weather,

these

multi-viscosity

oils

will

result

in

increased

oil

consumption

when

used

above

32°F.

Check

your

engine

oil

level

more

fre¬

quently

to

avoid

possible

damage

from

running

low

on

oil.

To

add

oil

to

the

generator:

The

oil

fill

on

your

engine

is

partially

blocked

by

the

fuel

tank.

Please

use

the

oil

fill

nozzle

provided

and

follow

the

instructions

below

to

properly

add

oil

to

the

engine.

1.

)

Remove

paper

seal

on

the

oil

fill

nozzle

(P/N

B3518).

2.

)

Remove

red

cap

on

the

oil

fill

nozzle.

3.

)

Using

a

scissors,

cut

the

tip

off

the

oil

fill

nozzle.

Note:

Cut

no

more

than

1/4"

from

the

tip.

4.

)

Place

oil

fill

nozzle

on

oil

bottle.

5.

)

Clean

around

oil

fill

cap

and

remove

it.

6.

)

Remove

oil

dipstick,

wipe

clean

and

reinsert

in

engine.

7.

)

Fill

engine

with

oil

till

it

reaches

the

full

mark

on

the

dipstick.

Stop

occasionally

to

check

oil

level.

Do

not

overfill.

8.

)

Install

oil

dipstick.

9.

)

Install

oil

fill

cap.

Hand

tighten

securely.

A

CAUTION:

Any

attempt

to

crank

or

start

the

engine

before

it

has

been

properly

ser¬

viced

with

the

recommended

oil

results

in

an

engine

failure.

NOTE:

The

generator’s

revolving

field

rides

on

a

pre¬

lubricated

and

sealed

ball

bearing

that

requires

no

additional

lubrication

for

the

life

of

the

bearing.

■

Add

Fuel

A

DANGER:

NEVER

fill

fuel

tank

indoors.

NEVER

fill

fuel

tank

when

engine

is

running

or

hot.

DO

NOT

light

a

cigarette

or

smoke

when

filling

the

fuel

tank.

A

CAUTION:

Do

not

overfill

the

fuel

tank.

Always

allow

room

(about

1/2”)

for

fuel

expan¬

sion.

IMPORTANT:

It

is

important

to

prevent

gum

deposits

from

forming

in

essential

fuel

system

parts

such

as

the

carburetor,

fuel

filter,

fuel

hose

or

tank

during

stor¬

age.

Also,

experience

indicates

that

alcohol-blended

fuels

(called

gasohol,

ethanol

or

methanol)

can

attract

moisture

which

leads

to

separation

and

formation

of

acids

during

storage.

Acidic

gas

can

damage

the

fuel

system

of

an

engine

while

in

storage.

To

avoid

engine

problems,

the

fuel

system

should

be

emptied

before

storage

of

30

days

or

longer.

Drain

the

gas

tank,

start

the

engine

and

let

it

run

until

the

fuel

lines

and

carburetor

are

empty.

Use

fresh

fuel

next

season.

See

"Storage”

Instructions

on

page

13

for

additional

information.

Never

use

engine

or

carburetor

cleaner

products

in

the

fuel

tank

or

permanent

damage

may

occur.

To

add

fuel:

•

Clean

area

around

fuel

fill

cap,

remove

cap.

•

Add

“UNLEADED”

regular

gasoline,

slowly,

to

fuel

tank.

Leave

about

a

1/2”

space

in

the

fuel

tank

for

fuel

expansion.

Do

not

overfill

fuel

tank.

•

Install

fuel

cap

and

wipe

up

any

spilled

gasoline.

Extended

Ule

Generator

6

Generac

10000EXL

Extended

Life

Generator

Operation

OPERATING

THE

GENERATOR

CAUTION!

Never

start,

or

stop,

the

genera¬

tor

with

electrical

loads

connected

to

the

receptacles.

■

Starting

the

Engine

_

•

Disconnect

all

electrical

loads

from

the

generator.

•

Make

sure

the

idle

control

is

turned

OFF.

•

Open

the

fuel

shut-off

valve.

•

Set

the

Ignition

Switch

to

the

On

(-)

position.

•

Pull

choke

control

out

to

close

choke.

Note:

If

engine

is

warm,

you

may

not

need

as

much

choking.

Note:

Make

sure

the

idle

control

switch

is

“Off”

before

starting

the

engine.

For

Electric

Start:

•

Press

electric

starter

switch

until

engine

cranks

and

starts.

For

Manual

Start:

•

Pull

slowly

on

recoil

handle

until

you

feel

some

resistance.

Then

pull

rapidly

to

start

engine.

Return

recoil

slowly,

do

not

let

it

“snap

back.”

■

Applying

Electrical

Loads

_

•

Let

engine

stabilize

and

warm

up

for

about

five

min¬

utes

after

starting.

•

Plug

in

and

turn

on

the

desired

120

or

240

volt,

single

phase,

60

Hertz,

AC

electrical

loads.

DO

NOT

OVERLOAD

THE

GENERATOR.

Add

up

the

rated

watts

(or

amps)

of

all

loads

to

be

connected

at

one

time.

This

total

should

not

be

greater

than

the

rated

wattage/amperage

capacity

of

the

genera¬

tor.

See

page

10

“Don’t

Overload

the

Generator

for

details

■

Stopping

the

Engine

_

•

Disconnect

all

electrical

loads

•

Turn

OFF

idle

control.

•

Run

engine

at

no-load

for

a

few

minutes.

°

Set

the

Ignition

Switch

to

the

Stop

(o)

position

•

Close

the

fuel

shut-off

valve.

M

Operating

Automatic

idle

Control

This

switch

is

designed

to

greatly

improve

fuel

econ¬

omy.

When

this

switch

is

turned

ON,

the

engine

will

only

run

at

its

normal

high

governed

engine

speed

when

an

electrical

load

is

connected.

When

an

elec¬

trical

load

is

removed,

the

engine

will

run

at

a

reduced

speed.

With

the

switch

OFF,

the

engine

will

run

at

the

normal

high

engine

speed.

Always

have

the

switch

OFF

when

starting

and

stopping

the

engine.

M

Charging

a

Battery

_

A

DANGER:

Storage

batteries

give

off

explo¬

sive

hydrogen

gas

while

recharging.

An

explosive

mixture

will

remain

around

the

battery

for

a

long

time

after

it

has

been

charged.

The

slightest

spark

can

ignite

the

hydrogen

and

cause

an

explosion.

Such

an

explosion

can

shatter

the

battery

and

cause

blindness

or

other

serious

injury.

A

DANGER:

Do

not

permit

smoking,

open

flame,

sparks

or

any

other

source

of

heat

around

a

battery.

Wear

protective

goggles,

rubber

apron

and

rubber

gloves

when

working

around

a

battery.

Battery

elec¬

trolyte

fluid

is

an

extremely

caustic

sulfuric

acid

solution

that

can

cause

severe

bums.

If

spill

occurs

flush

area

with

clear

water

immediately.

Your

generator

has

the

capability

of

recharging

a

dis¬

charged

12-volt

automotive

or

utility

style

storage

battery.

Do

not

use

the

unit

to

charge

any

6-volt

bat¬

teries.

Do

not

use

the

unit

to

crank

an

engine

having

a

discharged

battery.

To

recharge

12-volt

batteries,

proceed

as

follows:

•

Check

fluid

level

in

all

battery

cells.

If

necessary,

add

ONLY

distilled

water

to

cover

separators

in

bat¬

tery

cells.

Do

not

use

tap

water.

•

If

the

battery

is

equipped

with

vent

caps,

make

sure

they

are

installed

and

are

tight.

•

If

necessary,

clean

battery

terminals.

Extended

Life

Generator

Generac

10000EXL

Extended

Life

Generator

•

Connect

battery

charge

cable

connector

plug

to

panel

receptacle

identified

by

the

words

“12-VOLT

D.C.”

•

Connect

battery

charge

cable

clamp

with

red

handle

to

the

positive

(+)

battery

terminal

•

Connect

battery

charge

cable

clamp

with

black

handle

to

the

negative

(-)

battery

terminal.

•

Start

engine.

Let

the

engine

run

while

battery

recharges.

•

When

battery

has

charged,

shut

down

engine

NOTE:

Use

an

automotive

hydrometer

to

test

battery

state

of

charge

and

condition.

Follow

the

hydrometer

manufacturer’s

instructions

carefully.

Generally,

a

bat¬

tery

is

considered

to

be

at

100%

state

of

charge

when

specific

gravity

of

its

fluid

(as

measured

by

hydrome¬

ter)

is

1.260

or

higher.

CORD

SETS

FOR

RECEPTACLES

This

generator

is

equipped

with

the

following

recepta¬

cles:

■

Two

120-Volt,

20

Amp

Receptacles

These

receptacles

are

protected

against

overload

by

a

20-amp

push-to-reset

circuit

breaker.

Use

each

receptacle

to

operate

120

volt,

single

phase

60

Hz,

AC

electrical

loads

requiring

up

to

2400

watts

(2.4

kW)

at

20

amps

of

current.

Use

cord

sets

that

are

rated

125

volts

at

20

amps

(or

greater).

■

120-Volt,

20

Amp

Locking

Type

Receptacle

_

Use

NEMA

L5-20P

type

plug

with

this

receptacle.

Generac

provides

a

plug

as

part

of

the

optional

accessories

that

go

with

the

generator

(Part

#

37806).

Connect

a

3-wire

cord

set

rated

125

volts

at

20

AC

amps

to

the

plug

(Figure

8).

Use

this

receptacle

to

operate

120

volt

AC,

60

Hz,

single

phase

loads

requiring

up

to

2400

watts

(2.4

kW)

of

power

at

20

AC

amps.

The

outlet

is

protected

by

a

20

amp

push-to-

reset

circuit

breaker.

Figure

8

—

120

Volt,

20

Amp

Receptacle

■

120-Volt,

30

Amp

Locking

Type

Receptacle

_

Use

NEMA

L5-30P

type

plug

with

this

receptacle.

Generac

provides

a

plug

as

part

of

the

optional

accessories

that

go

with

the

generator

(Part

#

37806).

Connect

a

3-wire

cord

set

rated

125

volts

at

30

AC

amps

to

the

plug

(Figure

9).

Use

this

receptacle

to

operate

120

volt

AC,

60

Hz,

single

phase

loads

requiring

up

to

3600

watts

(3.6

kW)

of

power

at

30

AC

amps.

The

outlet

is

protected

by

a

30

amp

push-to-

reset

circuit

breaker.

Figure

9

—

120

Volt,

30

Amp

Receptacle

PURCHASED

3-WIRE

CORD

Extended

Life

Generator

Generac

10000EXL

Extended

Life

Generator

Operation

■

120/240

Volt,

30

Amp

Locking

Type

Receptacle

_

Use

NEMA

L14-30P

type

plug

with

this

receptacle.

You

can

order

one

from

Generac

(Part

#

43438).

Con¬

nect

a

4-wire

cord

set

rated

250

volt

at

30

AC

amps

(or

greater)

(Figure

10).

You

can

use

the

same

4-wire

cord

if

the

you

plan

only

to

run

a

120

volt

load.

This

receptacle

powers

120/240

volt

AC,

60

Hz,

single

phase

loads

requiring

up

to

3600

watts

of

power

(3.6

kW)

at

30

AC

Amps

for

120

volts;

7200

watts

of

power

(7.2

kW)

at

30

AC

amps

for

240

volts.

The

outlet

is

protected

by

a

30

amp

push-to-reset

circuit

breaker.

Figure

10

—

120/240

VOLT,

30

AMP

Receptacle

■

240

Volt,

50

amp

Receptacles

Use

a

compatible

3

prong

plug

with

this

receptacle

(Figure

11).

Connect

a

3-wire

cord

set

rated

250

volts

at

50

AC

amps

to

the

plug.

Use

this

receptacle

to

operate

240

volts

AC,

50

Hz,

single

phase

loads

requiring

up

to

10000

watts

(10

kW)

of

power.

CAUTION!

Although

this

outlet

states

it

has

a

240

volts

50-amp

rating

(up

to

12,500

watts),

the

generator

is

only

rated

for

10000

WATTS.

Powering

loads

that

exceed

the

wattage/

amperage

capacity

of

the

genera¬

tor

can

damage

it

or

cause

serious

injuries.

Loads

with

240

volts

powered

through

this

outlet

should

not

exceed

41.7

amps

of

current.

Figure

11

—

240

VOLT,

50

AMP

Receptacle

Extended

Life

Generator

OPl-RATinN

Generac

10000EXL

Extended

Life

Generator

DON'T

OVERLOAD

THE

GENERATOR

Overloading

a

generator

in

excess

of

its

rated

wattage

capacity

can

result

in

damage

to

generator

and

to

connected

electrical

devices.

Observe

the

fol¬

lowing,

to

prevent

overloading

the

unit:

•

Add

up

the

total

wattage

of

all

electrical

devices

to

be

connected

at

one

time.

This

total

should

NOT

be

greater

than

the

generator’s

wattage

capacity.

•

The

rated

wattage

of

lights

can

be

taken

from

light

bulbs.

The

rated

wattage

of

tools,

appliances

and

motors

can

usually

be

found

on

a

data

plate

or

decal

affixed

to

the

device.

•

If

the

appliance,

tool

or

motor

does

not

give

wattage,

multiply

volts

times

ampere

rating

to

deter¬

mine

watts

(volts

x

amps

=

watts).

•

Some

electric

motors,

such

as

induction

types,

require

about

two-and-a-half

times

more

watts

of

power

for

starting

than

for

running.

This

surge

of

power

lasts

for

only

a

few

seconds

when

starting

such

motors.

Be

sure

you

allow

for

this

high

starting

wattage

when

selecting

electrical

devices

to

con¬

nect

to

your

generator.

First

figure

the

watts

needed

to

start

the

largest

motor.

Add

to

that

figure

the

running

watts

of

all

other

connected

loads.

•

Items

in

the

guide

below

are

provided

to

help

you

to

determine

how

many

items

the

generator

can

oper¬

ate

at

one

time

ENGINE

PROTECTIVE

DEVICES

M

Low

Oil

Pressure

Shutdown

System

The

engine

is

equipped

with

a

low

oil

pressure

sensor

that

shuts

down

the

engine

automatically

when

the

oil

pressure

drops

below

6

psi.

If

the

engine

shuts

down

by

itself

and

the

fuel

tank

has

enough

gasoline,

check

engine

oil

level.

1.

Initial

Start-up:

A

delay

built

in

the

shutdown

system

allows

oil

pressure

to

build

during

starting.

The

delay

allows

the

engine

to

run

for

about

10

sec¬

onds

before

sensing

oil

pressure.

2.

Sensing

Low

Pressure:

If

the

system

senses

low

oil

pressure

during

operation,

the

engine

shuts

down.

3.

Restarting:

If

you

try

to

restart

the

engine

within

5

to

10

seconds

after

it

shuts

down,

the

engine

may

NOT

start.

The

system

needs

5

to

10

seconds

to

reset.

IMPORTANT:

If

you

do

restart

the

engine

after

such

a

shutdown

and

not

corrected

the

low

oil

pressure,

the

engine

runs

for

about

10

seconds

as

described

above

and

then

stops.

'Air

Conditioner

(12,000

Btu)

Battery

Charger

(20

amp).

Belt

Sander

(3”).

Chain

Saw.

Circular

Saw

(6-12/”).

Coffee

Maker.

'Compressor

(1

HP).

'Compressor

(3/4

HP).

'Compressor

(1/2

HP).

'Freezer.

Disc

Sander

(9").

Edge

Trimmer.

Electric

Nail

Gun.

Electric

Range

(one

element)

Electric

Skillet.

'Furnace

Fan

(1/3

HP).

Hair

Dryer.

Hand

Drill

(1”).

Hand

Drill

(1/2”).

Hand

Drill

(3/8”).

Hand

Drill

(1/4”).

Hedge

Trimmer.

WATTAGE

REFERENCE

GUIDE

RUNNING

WATTS

RUNNING

WATTS

.1700

Impact

Wrench.500

.500

'Jet

Pump.800

.1000

Lawn

Mower.1200

.1200

Light

Bulb.100

.800

to

1000

Microwave

Oven.700

.1000

'Milk

Cooler.1100

.2000

Oil

Burner

on

Furnace.300

.1800

Oil

Fired

Space

Heater

(140,000

Btu).400

.1400

Oil

Fired

Space

Heater

(85,000

Btu).225

.500

Oil

Fired

Space

Heater

(30,000

Btu).150

.1200

'Paint

Sprayer,

Airless

(1/3

HP).600

.500

Paint

Sprayer,

Airless

(handheld).150

.1200

Radio.50

to

200

.1500

'Refrigerator.600

.1250

Slow

Cooker.200

.1200

'Submersible

Pump

(1-1/2

HP).2800

.1200

"Submersible

Pump

(1

HP).2000

.1100

'Submersible

Pump

(1/2

HP).1500

.750

to

1000

Sump

Pump.600

.500

'Table

Saw

(10”).1750

to

2000

.250

Television.200

to

500

.450

*

Allow

2-1/2

times

the

listed

watts

for

starting

these

devices.

Extended

Life

Generator

10