Generac Power Systems LP Series Bedienungsanleitung

MODEL:006000-0

GENERAC

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introduction.............................................................1

ReadthisiVlanualThoroughly.................................1

Safety Rules...........................................................1

StandardsIndex.............................................................3

Generalinformation................................................4

1.1 Unpacking......................................................................4

1.1.1 Accessory Box..................................................4

1.2 Assembly.......................................................................4

1.2.1 Assemblingthe AccessoryKit............................4

Operation................................................................5

2.1 Knowthe Generator.......................................................5

2.2 ConnectionPlugs...........................................................6

2.2.1 120 VAC,20 Amp, DuplexReceptacle...............6

2.2.2 120/240VAC,20 Amp, Receptacle....................6

2.3 Howto Usethe Generator..............................................6

2.3.1 Groundingthe Generator....................................6

2.3.2 SystemGround..................................................7

2.3.3 ConnectingElectricalLoads...............................7

2.4 Don'tOverloadthe Generator..........................................7

2.5 WattageReferenceGuide...............................................8

2.6 BeforeStartingtheGenerator.........................................8

2.6.1 Adding EngineOil..............................................8

2.6.2 ConnectingLP FuelTank....................................8

2.7 Starting Pull Start Engines..............................................9

2.8 Stoppingthe Engine.....................................................10

2.9 LowOil LevelShutdownSystem..................................10

2.9.1 SensingLowOil Level......................................10

Maintenance.........................................................10

3.1 MaintenanceSchedule.................................................10

3.2 ProductSpecifications..................................................10

3.2.1 GeneratorSpecifications..................................10

3.2.2 EngineSpecifications.......................................10

3.2.3 EmissionsInformation.....................................10

3.3 GeneralRecommendations...........................................11

3.3.1 GeneratorMaintenance....................................11

3.3.2 ToCleanthe Generator.....................................11

3.3.3 EngineMaintenance.........................................11

3.3.4 CheckingOil Level...........................................11

3.3.5 Changingthe Oil..............................................11

3.3.6 Replacingthe SparkPlug.................................11

3.4 ServiceAir Filter...........................................................12

3.5 ValveClearance............................................................12

3.6 General........................................................................12

3.7 Long TermStorage.......................................................13

3.8 OtherStorageTips.......................................................13

Troubleshooting....................................................14

4.1 TroubleshootingGuide..................................................14

Notes....................................................................15

Warranty...............................................................16

iNTRODUCTiON

Thankyou for purchasingthis modelby GeneracPowerSystems,

Inc. This model is a compact, high performance, air-cooled,

engine driven generatordesigned to supply electrical power to

operateelectrical loads where no utility power is availableor in

placeof utility dueto a poweroutage.

READTHiSMANUALTHOROUGHLY

If any portion of this manual is not understood, contact the

nearest Authorized Dealerfor starting, operating and servicing

procedures.

The operator is responsible for proper and safe use of the

equipment.We strongly recommendthat the operator read this

manualandthoroughlyunderstandall instructionsbeforeusingthe

equipment.Wealsostronglyrecommendinstructingotherusersto

properlystart andoperatethe unit.This preparesthem ifthey need

to operatetheequipmentin an emergency.

Thegeneratorcan operatesafely,efficiently and reliablyonly if it

is properlylocated,operatedand maintained.Beforeoperatingor

servicingthe generator:

•Becomefamiliar with and strictly adhereto all local, stateand

nationalcodes and regulations.

•Study all safety warnings in this manual and on the product

carefully.

•Becomefamiliar with this manualandthe unit beforeuse.

Themanufacturercannot anticipateevery possible circumstance

that might involvea hazard.Thewarnings in this manual,andon

tags and decals affixedto the unit are,therefore,not all inclusive.

If usinga procedure,work method or operatingtechniquethat the

manufacturerdoes not specifically recommend,ensurethat it is

safe for others. Also make sure the procedure,work method or

operatingtechnique utilizeddoes not renderthe generatorunsafe.

THE INFORMATIONCONTAINEDHEREIN WAS BASED ON

MACHINESIN PRODUCTIONAT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION.

GENERACRESERVESTHERIGHTTOMODIFYTHISMANUALAT

ANYTIME.

Save these instructionsfor future reference, if you loan this

device to someone,ALWAYSloan these instructionsto the

individualas well.

SAFETYRULES

Throughoutthis publication,and on tags and decals affixedto the

generator,DANGER,WARNING,CAUTIONand NOTEblocks are

usedto alert personnelto special instructionsabout a particular

operation that may be hazardous if performed incorrectly or

carelessly. Observe them carefully. Their definitions are as

follows:

iNDICATESAHAZARDOUSSiTUATiONORACTIONWHICH,IF

NOTAVOIDED,WILLRESULTIN DEATHORSERIOUSINJURY.

Indicatesa hazardoussituationor action which,if not

avoided, couldresultin deathor seriousinjury.

,ACAUTION!

Indicatesahazardoussituationor action which,if not

avoided, couldresultin minoror moderateinjury.

NOTE:

Notescontainadditionalinformationimportantto aprocedure

and will be foundwithin theregulartextbodyof thismanual.

These safety warnings cannot eliminate the hazards that they

indicate. Common sense and strict compliancewith the special

instructionswhileperforming theaction or serviceareessentialto

preventingaccidents.

Four commonly used safety symbols accompany the DANGER,

WARNINGand CAUTIONblocks. The type of information each

indicatesis asfollows:

,_This symbol points out important safety

information that, if not followed, could

endanger personal safety and/or property of

others.

This symbol points out potential explosion

hazard.

i/_This symbol points out potential fire hazard.

/i_This symbol points out potential electrical

shock hazard.

GENERAL HAZARDS

•NEVERoperatein an enclosed area, in a vehicle, or indoors

EVENIFdoorsand windows areopen.

•For safety reasons, the manufacturer recommends that the

maintenanceof this equipmentis carried out by an Authorized

Dealer.Inspectthe generatorregularly,and contactthe nearest

AuthorizedDealerfor parts needingrepairor replacement.

•Operategeneratoronly on levelsurfacesandwhereit will notbe

exposedto excessivemoisture,dirt, dust or corrosivevapors.

•Keep hands, feet, clothing, etc., away from drive belts, fans,

and othermoving parts. Neverremoveany fan guardor shield

whilethe unit isoperating.

•Certain parts of the generator get extremely hot during

operation. Keep clear of the generator until it has cooled to

avoidsevereburns.

•Do NOToperategeneratorinthe rain.

•Do not alter the construction of the generator or change

controlswhich might createan unsafeoperatingcondition.

•Never start or stop the unit with electrical loads connected

to receptaclesAND with connecteddevicesturned ON. Start

the engine and let it stabilize before connecting electrical

loads. Disconnectall electricalloads beforeshutting downthe

generator.

•Do notinsert objectsthrough unit's cooling slots.

•When working on this equipment, remain alert at all times.

Never work on the equipment when physically or mentally

fatigued.

• Neverusethe generatoror anyof its parts as a step. Stepping

on the unit can stress and break parts, and may result in

dangerousoperating conditions from leakingexhaust gases,

fuel leakage,oil leakage,etc.

EXHAUST &LOCATIONHAZARDS

•Never operate in an enclosed areaor indoors!NEVERuse in

the home,in avehicle, or in partlyenclosed areas suchas

garages,EVENIF doorsand windowsare open! ONLYuse

outdoors and far from open windows, doors,vents,andinan

areathatwill notaccumulatedeadlyexhaust.

Using agenerator indoors CAN KILL YOU IN MINUTES.

Generator exhaust contains carbon monoxide. This is

a poison you cannot see or smell,

NEVER use insideahome

or garage, EVEN iF doors

and windows are open,

Only use OUTSIDE and

far away from windows,

doors, and vents.

• The engine exhaustfumes contain carbon monoxide, which

you cannot see or smell. This poisonous gas, if breathedin

sufficientconcentrations,can causeunconsciousnessor even

death.

• Adequate, unobstructed flow of cooling and ventilating air

is critical to correct generator operation. Do not alter the

installation or permit even partial blockage of ventilation

provisions, as this can seriously affect safe operationof the

generator.ThegeneratorMUSTbeoperatedoutdoors.

• This exhaustsystemmust be properlymaintained.Do nothing

that mightrendertheexhaustsystemunsafeorinnoncompliance

with any localcodes and/orstandards.

• Alwaysusea batteryoperatedcarbonmonoxidealarmindoors,

installedaccordingto themanufacturersinstructions.

• If you start to feet sick, dizzy,or weak after the generatorhas

beenrunning,moveto fresh air IMMEDIATELYSeea doctor,as

you couldhavecarbonmonoxidepoisoning.

ELECTRICALHAZARDS

• The generator produces dangerously high voltage when in

operation.Avoidcontactwith barewires,terminals,connections,

etc., while the unit is running,even on equipmentconnected

to the generator. Ensureall appropriate covers, guards and

barriersarein placebeforeoperatingthegenerator.

• Never handle any kind of electrical cord or device while

standinginwater,while barefootorwhile handsor feet arewet.

DANGEROUSELECTRICALSHOCKMAYRESULT,

•TheNationalElectricCode(NEC)requirestheframe andexternal

electrically conductive parts of the generator be properly

connectedto an approvedearthground.Local electricalcodes

may also require proper grounding of the generator.Consult

with a localelectricianfor groundingrequirementsin thearea.

•Use a ground fault circuit interrupter in any damp or highly

conductivearea(such as metaldecking or steelwork).

•Do not useworn, bare,frayed or otherwisedamagedelectrical

cord setswith the generator.

•Beforeperforminganymaintenanceonthegenerator,disconnect

the enginestarting battery (if equipped)to prevent accidental

start up. Disconnectthe cablefrom the batterypost indicated

by a NEGATIVE,NEGor (-) first. Reconnectthat cable last.

•In caseof accidentcausedby electricshock, immediatelyshut

down the source of electrical power. If this is not possible,

attempt to free the victim from the live conductor. AVOID

DIRECTCONTACTWITH THEVICTIIVl.Use a non-conducting

implement,such asa rope or board,to freethevictim from the

live conductor.If the victim is unconscious,applyfirst aid and

getimmediatemedical help.

FIREHAZARDS

• LPgas ishighlyEXPLOSIVE.

•Flammablegas underpressurecan causea fire or explosionif

ignited.

• LP gas is heavierthat air and can settle in low places while

dissipating.

• LP gas has a distinctive odor added to help detect potential

leaksquickly.

• In any propanegas fire, flames should not be extinguished

unlessby doing so thefuel supplyvalve canbe turnedOFE

• If the fire is extinguishedand a supply of fuel is not turned

OFF,an explosion hazardgreaterthanthe fire hazardcould be

created.

• WhenexchangingLPcylinders, be surethe cylindervalveis of

thesametype.

• Wipe up any fuel or oil spills immediately.Ensure that no

combustiblematerialsareleft on or nearthegenerator.Keepthe

areasurroundingthe generatorcleanandfree from debrisand

keepa clearanceof five (5) feet on allside to allow for proper

ventilationofthe generator.

*Do notinsert objectsthrough unit's cooling slots.

*Do not operatethe generatorif connected electrical devices

overheat,if electricaloutputislost, if engineor generatorsparks

or ifflames or smokeare observedwhileunit is running.

*Keepafire extinguishernearthe generatoratall times.

STANDARDS/NDEZ

1. NationalFireProtectionAssociation(NFPA)70:TheNATIONAL

ELECTRICCODE(NEC)availablefrom www.nfpa.org

2. NationalFire ProtectionAssociation (NFPA)5000: BUILDING

CONSTRUCTIONAND SAFETYCODEavailablefrom www.

nfpa.org

3. InternationalBuildingCodeavailablefrom www.iccsafe.org

4. Agricultural Wiring Handbookavailablefrom www.rerc.org ,

Rural ElectricityResourceCouncil RO.Box 309 Wilmington,

OH45177-0309

5. ASAEEP-364.2Installationand Maintenanceof FarmStandby

Electric Power available from www.asabe.org, American

Society of Agricultural & Biological Engineers2950 Niles

Road,St. Joseph,MI 49085

This list is not all inclusive.Checkwith theAuthority HavingLocal

Jurisdiction (AHJ)for any localcodes or standardswhich may be

applicableto yourjurisdiction.

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CALIFORNIAPROPOSITION65 WARNING

Engineexhaustand someof its constituentsareknown

to theStateof Californiato causecancer,birth defects

andotherreproductiveharm.

CALIFORNIAPROPOSITION65 WARNING

This productcontainsor emitschemicalsknown tothe

Stateof Californiato causecancer,birth defectsand

otherreproductiveharm.

1.1 UNPACKING

*Removeall packagingmaterial.

*Removethe generatorfrom carton.

*Removeseparateaccessorybox.

NOTE:

Standard 20 poundLPcylinder(tank)isnot included.

I.I.1 ACCESSORYBOX

Checkall contents.If anyparts aremissing or damaged,locatean

authorizeddealerat 1-888-436-3722.

* 1 - Owner'sManual * 1 - TankBracket

* 0.6 - Liter OilSAE10W-30 * 1 - FrameFoot

* 2 - Never-FlatWheels • 1 - TankShroud

* 1 - Oil Funnel

* 1 - HardwareBag (containingthefollowing):

- 2-RubberFeet - 6-M8Bolt(Long)

- 2-1/2"AxlePins - 2-M8Bolts(Short)

-2-CotterPins -6-HexFlangedM8Nuts

- 2-1/2"FlatWashers

Figure 1 -Accessories

1.2 ASSEMBLY

Thegeneratorrequiressome assemblypriorto usingit. If problems

arise when assemblingthe generator,please call the generator

hetplineat 1-888-436-3722.

1.2.1 ASSEMBLINGTHEACCESSORYKIT

The wheels are designed into the unit to greatly improve the

portability ofthe generator.

Youwilt needthe following tools to properlyinstallthe accessory

kit.

* NeedleNosePliers * lOmm, 12mm, 13mm sockets

* Ratchet * lOmm, 12mm, 13mm wrenches

* 5mm Allen wrench NOTE:

Thewheels are not intendedfor over-the-road use.

1. Refer to Figure 2 and install the Wheels as follows:

- Slidethe AxlePinsthroughthe Wheel,1/2" FlatWasher,andWheel

Bracketon the frame.

- Insertthe CotterPinthroughthe AxlePinthenbendthetabs (ofthe

CotterPins) outward to lock into place.

2. Refer to Figure 2 and install the Frame Foot and Rubber

Bumpers as shown.

- Slidethe RubberBumperstuds throughthe FrameFoottheninstall

the LockingFlangeNuts.

- Slidethe HexHeadBoltsthrough the holes in the FrameRail.

- Slide the Frame Foot onto the Hex Head Bolts then install the

LockingFlangeNuts.

3. Refer to Figure 2 and install the Tank Bracket as shown.

- Removethe hex nuts from the lower panelon each side at the

rear.Push Flatheadbolts back forthe bracketto fit andalignholes

with bolts.

- Slide the long Bolts through the Tank Bracket and Cradle,then

installthe HexNuts.

4. Install tank shroud as shown in Figure 2.

- Slidetab ends in betweentubes in rear of cradle.

- Insert M8 Bolts (long) throughtubes and intotreaded inserts.

Figure 2 - Wheel & Handle Assembly

2.1 KNOWTHEGENERATOR

Read the Owner'sIVlanualand Safety Rules before operating

thisgenerator.

Compare the generator to Figures 3 through 6 to become

familiarizedwith thelocationsof variouscontrolsandadjustments.

Savethis manualfor future reference.

1. 120 VoltAC,20 Amp,DuplexReceptacle-Supplieselectrical

powerfor theoperationof 120VoltAC, 20 Amp,single-phase,

60 Hzelectricallighting,appliance,tool and motor loads.

2. 120/240 Volt AC, 20 Amp LockingReceptacle- Supplies

electricalpowerfor the operationof 120 and/or240 VoltAC,

20 Amp, single-phase,60 Hz, electrical lighting, appliance,

tool andmotor loads.

3. CircuitBreakers (AC)- Eachreceptacleis providedwith a

push-to-resetcircuit breakerto protectthe generatoragainst

electricaloverload.

4. Oil Drain- Useto drainengineoil.

5. AirFilter- Filtersintakeair as it is drawn intothe engine.

6. ChokeKnob- Usedwhen startinga coldengine.

7. FuelTank- Standard20poundcapacityLPtankwithType1,right

handAcmethreadswithprotectivecap(soldseparately).

8. Grounding Lug - Groundthe generatorto an approvedearth

groundhere.See"GroundingtheGenerator"for details.

9. Run/StopSwitch- Controlsthe operationof the generator.

10. IViuffler- Quietsthe engine.

11. Handle - Pivot and retract for storage. Press the spring-

loadedbuttonto move handles.

12. Regulator Prime Button - Used to prime engine after

exchangingfuel tanksor long periodsof time betweenuse.

13. Oil Fill-Add oil here.

14. FuelShut Off - Valveis on thefueltank.

15. TankBracket- Supportsthe LPcylinder.

18. TankShroud- HoldstheLP cylinder in place.

Figure3 -Contro/Pane/

9213

Figure4- GeneratorControls

Figure 5 -GeneratorControls

Figure 6 - Generator Contro/s

2.2 CONNECTIONPLUGS

2.2.1 120VAC,20 AMP,DUPLEXRECEPTACLE

This is a 120 Volt outlet protectedagainst overloadby a 20 Amp

push-to-resetcircuitbreaker(Figure7). Useeachsocketto power

120 VoltAO,singlephase,60 Hzelectricalloadsrequiringupto a

combined 2400 watts (2.4 kW) or 20 Amps of current. Useonly

high quality,well-insulated, 3-wire grounded cord sets ratedfor

125 Volts at 20 Amps (or greater).

Keep extensioncords as short as possible, preferablyless than

15 feet long, to preventvoltage drop and possibleoverheatingof

wires.

Figure 7- 120 Volt AC, 20 Amp, Duplex Receptacle

2.2.2 120/240VAC,20 AMPRECEPTACLE

Use a NEMA L14-20R plug with this receptacle(rotate to lock!

unlock). Oonnecta suitable4-wire groundedcord set to the plug

andto thedesiredtoad.Thecordset shouldbe ratedfor 250 Volts

ACat20 Amps (or greater)(Figure8).

Figure 8 - 120/240 VAC, 20 Amp Receptacle

120V/240V

20A

Use this receptacleto operate120 Volt AC, 60 Hz, singlephase

loadsrequiringup to 2400 watts (2.4kW) of powerat30 Amps or

240 VoltAC,60 Hz,singlephaseloadsrequiringup to 3250 watts

(3.25 kW) of power at 13.5 Amps.Theoutlet is protectedby two

15 Amp push-to-resetcircuit breakers.

2.3 HOW TO USETHEGENERATOR

Never operatein an enclosedareaor indoors!NEVERuse in

the home,in avehicle, or in partlyenclosed areas suchas

garages,EVENIF doorsand windows are open! ONLYuse

outdoors and far from open windows,doors,vents,and inan

area thatwill not accumulate deadly exhaust.

Using agenerator indoors CAN KILL YOU IN MINUTES.

Generator exhaust contains carbon monoxide. This is

apoison you cannot see or smell,

NEVER use insideahome

or garage, EVEN IF doors

and windows are open.

Only use OUTSIDE and

far away from windows,

doors, and vents.

If thereare any problems operatingthe generator,pleasecall the

generatorhelplineat 1-888-436-3722.

2.3.1 GROUNDINGTHEGENERATOR

The National Electrical Code requires that the frame and

external electrically conductiveparts of this generator be

properlyconnectedto an approved earth ground (Figure g).

Local electrical codes may also require proper grounding of the

unit. Forthat purpose,connectinga No. 10 AWG(AmericanWire

Gauge) stranded copper wire to the grounding lug and to an

earth-driven copper or brass groundingrod (electrode) provides

adequateprotectionagainstelectricalshock. However,localcodes

may vary widely. Consultwith a localelectrician for grounding

requirementsin the area.

Figure g - Grounding the Generator

Propergroundingof the generatorwill help preventelectrical

shockin the event of a ground fault condition in the generator

or in connectedelectrical devices. Proper grounding also helps

dissipate static electricity, which often builds up in ungrounded

devices.

2.3.2 SYSTEMGROUND

Thegeneratorhas a system groundthat connectsthe generator

frame components to the ground terminals on the AC output

receptacles.Thesystem groundis bondedto the AC neutralwire

in the generatorcontrol panelvia a jumperwire.

SpecialRequirements

There may be Federalor State OccupationalSafety and Health

Administration(OSHA)regulations,localcodes,or ordinancesthat

applyto the intendeduse ofthe generator.

Pleaseconsult a qualified electrician,electrical inspector, or the

local agencyhavingjurisdiction:

,, In some areas, generators are requiredto be registeredwith

local utilitycompanies.

*If the generatoris used at a construction site, there may be

additionalregulationswhich must be observed.

ConnectingtoaBuiiding'sElectricalSystem

Oonnectionsfor standby power to a building's electricalsystem

must be made by a qualified electrician. The connection must

isolatethe generatorpower from utility poweror otheralternative

powersourcesand must complywith all relatedlaws andcodes.

A 3-POLETRANSFERSWITCH MUST BE USED WiTH THiS

GENERATOR.A 2-POLETRANSFERSWITCHWILL NOTWORK

BECAUSETHENEUTRALWIRESAREBONDEDTOGROUND.

2.3.3 CONNECTINGELECTRICALLOADS

DONOTconnect240 Volt loadsto 120 Volt receptacles.DONOT

connect 3-phaseloads to the generator.DONOTconnect 50 Hz

loadsto the generator.

•Let engine stabilize and warm up for a few minutes after

starting.

•Plug in and turn on the desired 120 or 240 Volt AO, single

phase,60 Hzelectricalloads.

•Add up the ratedwatts (or amps) of all loadsto be connected

at onetime. This total should not be greaterthan (a)the rated

wattage/amperagecapacity of the generator or (b) circuit

breakerratingof thereceptaclesupplyingthe power.See"Don't

OverloadtheGenerator".

2.4 DON'TOVERLOADTHEGENERATOR

Overloadinga generatorin excess of its ratedwattage capacity

can result indamageto the generatorandto connectedelectrical

devices.Observethefollowing to preventoverloadingthe unit:

•Addupthetotal wattageofall electricaldevicesto be connected

at one time. This total should NOT be greater than the

generator'swattagecapacity.

•The ratedwattageof lights can betaken from light bulbs. The

ratedwattageof tools, appliancesand motors can usually be

foundon a datalabelor decalaffixedto the device.

•If the appliance,tool or motor does not give wattage,multiply

voltstimes ampereratingto determinewatts (voltsx amps =

watts).

•Some electric motors, such as induction types, require about

threetimes morewatts of powerfor startingthan for running.

This surge of power lasts only a few seconds when starting

suchmotors. Makesureto allowfor high startingwattagewhen

selectingelectricaldevicesto connectto the generator:

1. Figurethe watts neededto start the largestmotor.

2. Add to that figure the running watts of all other connected

loads.

TheWattageReferenceGuideis providedto assist in determining

how many itemsthegeneratorcan operateatonetime.

NOTE:

All figures are approximate. See data label on appliance for

wattage requirements.

2.5 WATTAGEREFERENCEGUIDE

Device................................... RunningWatts

*Air Conditioner(12,000 Btu).......................... 1700

*Air Conditioner(24,000 Btu).......................... 3800

*Air Conditioner(40,000 Btu).......................... 6000

BatteryCharger(20 Amp).............................. 500

BeltSander(3") .................................... 1000

ChainSaw ........................................ 1200

CircularSaw(6-1/2") ........................... 800 to 1000

*Clothes Dryer(Electric) ............................. 5750

*Clothes Dryer(Gas) ................................. 700

*Clothes Washer ................................... 1150

CoffeeMaker ...................................... 1750

*Compressor (1 HP)................................. 2000

*Compressor (3/4 HP)............................... 1800

*Compressor (1/2 HP)............................... 1400

CurlingIron......................................... 700

*Dehumidifier....................................... 650

Disc Sander(9").................................... 1200

EdgeTrimmer....................................... 500

Electric Blanket...................................... 400

Electric NailGun.................................... 1200

Electric Range(per element)........................... 1500

Electric Skillet...................................... 1250

*Freezer............................................ 700

*FurnaceFan(3/5 HP) ................................ 875

*GarageDoor Opener............................ 500to 750

HairDryer......................................... 1200

Hand Drill.................................... 250 to 1100

HedgeTrimmer...................................... 450

Impact Wrench...................................... 500

Iron.............................................. 1200

*Jet Pump ......................................... 800

Lawn Mower....................................... 1200

Light Bulb.......................................... 1O0

Microwave Oven............................... 700 to 1000

*Milk Cooler....................................... 1100

OilBurneron Furnace................................. 300

OilFiredSpaceHeater(140,000 Btu) ..................... 400

OilFiredSpaceHeater(85,000 Btu) ...................... 225

OilFiredSpaceHeater(30,000 Btu) ...................... 150

*Paint Sprayer,Airless (1/3 HP) ......................... 600

PaintSprayer,Airless (handheld)......................... 150

Radio......................................... 50 to 200

*Refrigerator........................................ 700

SlowCooker........................................ 200

*SubmersiblePump (1-1/2 HP) ........................ 2800

*SubmersiblePump (1 HP) ........................... 2000

*SubmersiblePump (1/2 HP).......................... 1500

*Sump Pump................................. 800 to 1050

*Table Saw(10") ............................. 1750 to 2000

Television..................................... 200to 500

Toaster..................................... 1000 to 1650

WeedTrimmer ...................................... 500

* Allow 3 times the listedwatts for starting these devices.

2.6 BEFORESTARTINGTHEGENERATOR

Priorto operatingthe generator,engineoil and LPfuelwill needto

be added,asfollows:

2.6.1 AOO/NGENGINEOIL

All oil should meet minimum American PetroleumInstitute (API)

Service Class SJ, SL or better.Use no special additives. Select

the oil's viscosity grade according to the expected operating

temperature(also seechart).

• Above40° F,useSAE30

• Below40° Fand downto 10° F,use10W-30

• Below10° F,use synthetic5W-30

°F =20 =10 010 20 32 40 60

'c4'o -2'0 -lo 0 lo 2o

Temperature Range of Expected Use

80 100

,&CAUTION!

_t ny attempt to start the engine before it has

been properly serviced with the recommended

oil may result in an engine failure.

1. Placegeneratoron a levelsurface (notto exceed15° in any

direction).

2. Cleanareaaroundoil fill andremoveoil fill cap anddipstick.

3. Wipedipstick clean.

4. Slowly fill engine with oil through the oil fill opening until it

reachesthe full mark. Stopfilling occasionally to check oil

level.Becarefulnotto overfill.

5. Installoil fill capandfingertighten securely.

6. Checkengineoil levelbeforestarting eachtime thereafter.

2.6.2 CONNECTINGLPFUELTANK

Do not use or store LP cylinder in a building,

garage or enclosed area except as authorized

by NFPA 58 or B149.2 (in Canada).

Do not check for leaks with a match or flame.

,_The cylinder valve should be left off (closed)

when the generator is not in use.

NOTE:

Regulator inletpressurerangefrom LPtankis :30 to 100 psi.

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