Sportsman GEN7000 Quick Start Manual

Outlets available on this generator, from left to right:
120V AC, 240/120 AC and 12V DC.
120V AC 120V AC
DO NOT CONNECT electrical devices until AFTER the generator is started.
NEGATIVE
Battery Installation
A battery must be installed before the electric start feature can be used.
Disconnect all electrical loads from this generator before installing/changing
the battery.
Mount the battery tray to the generator frame. Insert the bolts (M6x12)
through the frame and tighten.
Take the red (positive) cable from the engine and attach it to the positive
terminal on the battery.
Take the black (negative) cable from the engine and attach it to the negative
terminal on the battery.
Use the enclosed rubber strap to secure the battery in place.
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Reset 240/120V AC Key 12V DC
Reset
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GEN7000
7,000 Surge / 6,000 Running Watts
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DC Engine
Reset Switch
WARNING: According to the State of
California, the exhaust from this generator
contains chemicals known to cause cancer,
birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
WARNING
IF THERE IS ANY QUESTION ABOUT A
CONDITION BEING SAFE OR UNSAFE,
DO NOT OPERATE THIS PRODUCT!
Always follow Warning labels placed on the
generator, and read and follow all Warning
labels included inside the Product Manual.
WARNING: NEVER use a generator inside
a home or a garage, EVEN IF the doors
and windows are open.
ONLY USE OUTSIDE and far way from
windows, doors and vents leading into an
enclosed area.
Using a generator indoors can kill you in
minutes. The generator produces an
exhaust that contains carbon monoxide.
This is a poison you cannot see or smell.
Do not attach a chain or rope to secure the
generator to a post as this can be difficult to
remove in the event of an emergency.