Installation Guide

Electrical and Fuel Inlet Locations

The 3/4 inch N.P.T. fuel inlet connector (A) and electrical inlet

locations (B) are shown below.

A ½ inch knock-out is provided for the electrical inlet. This

inlet may be enlarged or supplemented to accommodate a

maximum conduit size of 1-½ inches. Make sure that the

installed conduit(s) enter the unit in zone (C) as shown in the

drawing below so that they properly enter the electrical box

and do not interfere with the fully opened roof.

Access Panels

The generator enclosure has several access panels, as

shown.

The access panels and the components located behind them

are listed below:

(A) Roof (Control Panel, air filter, oil dipstick, and circuit

breaker)

engine starter)

(D) Control Panel Cover (field wiring and control wires)

(F) Battery Panel (battery and generator data label)

(H) Front Access Panel (oil drain and oil filter)

Each generator is shipped with a set of identical keys

fastened to the fuel solenoid.

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Open the roof (A):

1. Insert key into lock (G) of front panel (H). Gently push

down on the roof above the lock to assist in turning the

key. Turn the key one quarter turn clockwise.

2. Lift the roof (A) to the open position.

Front panel removal (H):

1. Remove the two bolts (J) that secure the panel (H) to the

unit.

2. Lift the panel (H) to remove from unit.

Attach the front panel (H):

1. Put the panel (H) in the unit.

2. Attach the panel (H) with the two bolts (J).

Rear panel removal (C):

1. Make sure that the roof (A) is in the open position.

2. Remove the two bolts (B) that secure the panel (C) to the

unit.

3. Lift the panel (C) to remove it from the unit.

Attach the rear panel (C):

1. Slide the panel (C) into place on the unit.

2. Attach the panel with the two bolts (B).

Battery panel removal (G):

1. Make sure that the roof is in the open position.

Not for

Reproduction