LIFAN Power USA PRO Series Operating Instructions And Owner's Manual page 37

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USAGE IN HIGH ALTITUDEREGIONS:
In regions with highaltitude,the standardcarburetorproducesoverlydense combinationsoffuel and air, whichresult in
decreasedengine performance and increasedfuel consumption. To maintain highengine performance at high
altitudes, install a high altitudecarburetor main spray nozzle andre-‐‐adjust theadjusting screw foridlespeed. For
usagein regions with an altitudeofover4,527ft (1380m), contact yourdealer toreplace thestandardcarburetor and
make needed adjustmentsin advance. Even with a properhigh altitudecarburetorspray nozzle
installedintheengine,the poweroutput oftheenginewill dropabout3.5%with every1000ft (305m)increasein altitude.
If thestandardcarburetor jets are not replaced and adjustedfor usagein high altitude, theincreasedaltitudeeffect will
be even moresevere.
NOTE: Usage of the generator in regions with lower altitude than thehigh altitudecarburetor spraynozzle is applicable, may
result in decrease of engine performance. Theengine may become overheated and over- ­ ­ l ean combination of fueland air
produced maycausesevere damage to theengine.
TRANSFERSWITCHCONNECTIONS - Only allow Professional Electricians
The Lifan ProSeries generator is wired with theneutral bonded to ground. If you are connecting yourgenerator to a
transfer switch, the electrician must firstdetermine what type transfer switch is being used.Transfer switches for this
equipment are either two-pole orthree- poletypes.
A two-pole transfer switch will not switch theneutral from the generator to the service panel. Thatmeans the
generator will be grounded to the service panel.To use the generator with two-pole transfer switches,the
electrician will need to change the neutral frombonded to floating.
This is done by removing the jumper wire thatconnects the alternator ground to the alternator neutral.Remove the
Operation ofGenerator
HOW TO USE YOURGENERATOR
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