Product Manual
Table Of Contents
- IMPORTANT:
- IMPORTANT NOTICES:
- 6. CONTROLS AND FEATURES
- 8. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION:
- 8.1 CAPACITY:
- 8.2 POWER MANAGEMENT:
- To prolong the life of your generator and attached devices, follow these steps to add an electrical load:
- 8.3 CONNECTING ELECTRICAL LOADS:
- 8.4 PARALLEL CONNECTION WITHIN 2 GENERATORS:
- 8.5 BATTERY CHARGING:
- 9.1 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE:
- 9.3 ENGINE OIL REPLACEMENT
- 9.4 AIR FILTER MAINTENANCE
- 9.5 FUEL FILTER MAINTENANCE
- 9.6 DRAINING FUEL TANK/CARBURETOR
- 10.TROUBLESHOOTING:
- BELOW IS A LIST OF GENERATORS THAT ARE COVERED UNDER THIS WARRANTY:
- BELOW IS A TABLE OF PARTS THAT ARE LIMITED BY THIS WARRANTY
- DISCLAIMER OF CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE AND LIMITITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES
- ONLINE ORDER RETURNS POLICY
- DAMAGED IN TRANSIT
- NOT AS ADVERTSIED /INCORRECT ITEM
- FAULTY PRODUCT
- CHANGE OF MIND
- VALIDRECEIPT
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6.2 CONTROL FUNCTIONS
ECO THROTTLE
When the Throttle is in the “ON” position the throttle
controls the engine speed according to the connected
electrical load. The results are better fuel consumption
and less noise. When the switch is in the” OFF”
position the engine runs at 4,500 rpm regardless of the
electrical load.
Note: The Throttle must be “OFF” when using
electrical devices that require a large starting current
such as compressors, pumps or refrigerators.
LED INDICATORS
The Led Indicators assist in communicating status and
functions of the Generator.
Overload Alarm (Red)
Output Indicator (Green)
The Output Indicator comes on when the engine starts
and produces power.
The Overload Alarm comes on when a connected device requires more power
than the generator is able to produce. The Output Indicator (Green) will go off
and the Overload Alarm (Red) will stay on, but the engine will continue to run.