Advertisement
FEATURES AND CONTROLS
Control Panel
10
NOTICE Total power drawn from all receptacles must not exceed the data decal rating.
1. Fuel Selector Switch – Use to select and turn on gasoline or LPG fuel source. Fuel (gasoline) valve is
closed when the switch is on "OFF" or "LPG" positions. Engine switch is on when the switch is on "GAS"
or "LPG" positions.
2. Engine Start Switch – Used to start engine 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.
3. Indicator Light – When the fuel selector switch is turned to the "GAS" or "LPG" position, the
indicator light will become RED up to 4 minutes(before goes off). Starting the engine successfully
during these 4 minutes will turn the indicator light GREEN. You must have a solid red indicator
light to be able to start the generator. The generator cannot be started during battery power
saving mode unless the fuel selector switch is turned to the "OFF" position and then turned back
to the "GAS" or "LPG" position.
See Indicator light-Battery power Saving Mode section for more information.
4. 3-1 Data-Minder (Multi-Meter) – Push the SELECT button to show the Voltage, Hertz and running hours.
5. 120V, 20A Duplex - NEMA 5-20R (Not GFCI protected)
A maximum of 20 Amps current may be drawn from this duplex receptacle.
6. 120V, 30A RV – NEMA TT-30R
A maximum of 30 Amps current may be drawn from this receptacle.
7. Ground Terminal – Consult an electrician or authority having jurisdiction for local grounding
requirements.
8. 120V, 30A Twist Lock – NEMA L5-30R
A maximum of 30 Amps current may be drawn from this receptacle.
9. Outlet Cover - Protects the receptacles from dust and debris.
10. LPG Hose Connector(Inlet) – Used to connect LPG hose to generator.
11. CO Alert™ Carbon Monoxide (CO) Shutdown Indicator Light — Indicates the engine shutdown
due to carbon monoxide accumulation around the generator or a CO Alert system fault occurred.
12. Circuit Breakers – The receptacles are protected by AC circuit protectors. If the generator is
overloaded or an external short circuit occurs, a circuit protector may trip. If tripping occurs,
disconnect all electrical loads and determine the cause before attempting to continue using the
generator. Reset any tripped circuit protectors.
If multiple receptacles are used at the same time, the total current must be kept with-in the
portable generator data decal rating.
English
2
1
11
9
09
3
12
4
8
7
6
Customer Service: 1-844-FIRMAN1
5
Advertisement
