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Operating Instructions
OPERATION OF GENERATOR
1. Ensure engine is started and Green power Indicator Light illuminates before plugging in any
electrical appliance.
2. Plug in desired 120 Volt load to the 120 Volt U-Ground receptacles. Always plug appliances
into the generator with appliance in its "OFF" position.
3. Plug in 12V DC load to the DC receptacle. DC and AC power may be used simultaneously.
Circuit Breaker may need to be re-set before using 12V receptacle. When charging 12V
batteries insert the charging plug into the DC socket and then connect the terminals to the
battery. After charging is complete, remove battery terminal first, then un-plug charging plug
from generator. Remove the ground wire of Car Batteries prior to charging and re-connects
after charging is complete to avoid short circuit or spark.
4. Do NOT connect 240 Volt loads to the 120 Volt receptacles.
5. Only connects single-phase 60 Hertz loads.
6. DO NOT OVERLOAD THE GENERATOR. FOLLOW THE PROVIDED "GENERATOR WATTAGE
REFERENCE WORKSHEET" TO DETERMINE THE RUNNING AND STARTING WATTAGE OF
YOUR EQUIPMENT, REFER TO THE PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS TO ENSURE YOUR
GENERATOR WILL OPERATE THE DESIRED EQUIPMENT.
Repeated, substantial overloading that reports an overload
condition to the digital display may damage the generator.
Marginal overloading that temporarily reports an overload may
shorten the service life of the generator.
1. Remove all electrical loads from the generator and investigate
CAUTION
2. Press the (green) overload reset button or reset the circuit
The digital display will remain illuminated and returning data during normal
operating conditions.
If the generator is overloaded (in excess of 4000 W), or if there is a short in the
connected appliance, the values in the digital display will become zero, the
message OVER will appear in the wattage (P) field of the display, and the power output
will stop.
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GENERATOR OVERLOAD
the cause of the overload.
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