Control Panel - Firman P08003 Owner's Manual

Control Panel

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NOTE: Total power drawn from all receptacles must not exceed the name plate rating.
Engine Start Switch – Used to start engine
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from the starter motor(Electric start model
only). To start engine, press and hold the
switch in the "START"(ll) position, the
engine will crank and attempt to start. When
the engine starts, release the switch to the
"RUN"(l) position.
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4-1 Data-Minder(Multi-Meter) – Push the
SELECT button to show the Voltage, Hertz and
running hours. If the low oil indicator is lit,
check the oil level.
A - Digital display
B - AC voltage indicator
C - Frequency indicator
Battery Switch – Power the electric starter.
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Remote Start Indicator Light -
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will light or flash depending on the status of
the remote start system.
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Remote Start Program Button
button along with the remote control to program
the generator to be started remotely. Your remote
control is already programmed in factory for your
convenience. You might need programming when
using new remote control.
120/240V, 50A – (NEMA 14-50R)
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Supplies electrical power for the operation of
120/240 Volt AC, 50Amp, single phase. Maximum
full load current may be drawn from this receptacle.
If other receptacles are used at the same time, total
power used must be kept within nameplate.
120/240V, 30A Twist-Lock – (NEMA L14-30R)
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Maximum 30 Amp current maybe drawn from this
120/240 Volt receptacle.
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D - Hour indicator
E - Low oil indicator
F - Select button
The light
- Use this
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120V, 30A RV (NEMA TT-30R) -
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Maximum 30 Amp current may be drawn from this 120
Volt receptacle.
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120V, 30A Twist-Lock (NEMA L5-30R) -
Maximum 30 Amp current may be drawn from this 120
Volt receptacle.
120V, 20A Duplex GFCI (Ground Fault
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Circuit Interrupter) – (NEMA 5-20R)
This receptacle is rated so that a total of 20 amps
may be drawn regardless of whether both halves or
just one receptacle is used.
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter conforms to UL 943,
and NEC requirements. This device protects
you against hazardous electrical shock that may be
caused if your body becomes a path through which
electricity travels to reach ground. This could happen
when you touch an appliance or cord that is " live "
through faulty mechanism, damp or worn insulation, etc.
Ground Terminal – Consult an electrician
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for local grounding regulations.
Outlet Cover - Protect the receptacles from
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dust and debris.
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