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OPEN FRAME GENERATORS SAFETY AND OPERATING MANUAL PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING THE UNIT PB SERIES GENERATORS PROUDLY A STEELFORT PRODUCT NZ OWNED...
TABLE OF CONTENTS . OPERATOR SAFETY II. GETTING STARTED SAFETY RULES UNPACKING ASSEMBLY FEATURES & CONTROLS III. OPERATING OPERATING ENVIRONMENT OPERATING CONDITIONS OIL CHECK ENGINE FUEL LECTRICAL DEVICES GROUNDING STARTING THE ENGINE CONNECT ELECTRICAL DEVICES BEARING CAPACITY CHARGING THE BATTERY STOPPING THE ENGINE LONG DISTANCE CONTROL IV.
These generators are designed for full time operation. No personal This manual contains important safety information modifications should be made to any part of the unit. and instructions to operate the LawnMaster Inverter Generator. DANGER PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE TOXIC FUMES USING THE UNIT.
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• Empty the fuel tank before storing or • DO NOT leave the generator unattended when transporting the generator. Keep fire it is in operation. Always turn off the generator extinguisher handy at all times. prior to leaving the area. BATTERY ELECTRIC SHOCK •...
II. GETTING STARTED 1. UNPACKING Remove the generator from the carton. 1. Place the carton on a solid, flat surface. 2. Carefully cut each corner of the carton box from top to bottom. Fold each side flat on the ground. 3.
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The sealed battery on the generator is fully charged and pre-installed except for the negative (black) battery cable. INSTALL: • Cut off tie wrap that is securing the loose end of negative (black) cable. Connect the negative (black) battery cable to the negative(-) terminal on the battery. •...
III. OPERATING 2. OPERATING CONDITION Check for loose or damaged parts, signs of oil or fuel 1. OPERATING ENVIRONMENT leaks, and any other condition that may affect proper operation. Repair and or replace with genuine parts • Only use OUTSIDE and operate the generator immediately.
Fill fuel tank outdoors and in a service life. well ventilated area with the generator stopped. • We recommend using LawnMaster 4-Stroke • Always wipe off spilled fuel and wait until the 10W30 Oil (PP01020005). You can find more fuel has dried before starting the generator.
7. STARTING THE ENGINE CAUTION • To minimize gum deposits in your fuel system and to ensure easy starting, do not use petrol 7.1 Perform operating checklist. left over from the previous season. • Pressure can build up in the fuel tank. Allow 7.2 Turn fuel valve to the “...
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CAUTION to “start” position for more than 5 seconds as Choke plate should be a different width due to this could damage the motor and void warranty. temperature change and other factors. If the unit fails to start after the first attempt, restart only after 1O seconds has passed.
MODE BUTTON is used for reset (operate cautiously when necessary). NOTE: If display value is less than 100, the numeric display will accurate to one decimal place. If the operation time is 100 hour or greater, the display will be “101”,”102” and so on. A.
9. BEARING CAPACITY You must make sure your generator can supply enough rated (running) and surge (starting) watts for the electrical devices you plan to power at the same time. Follow these simple steps to calculate the running and starting watts that are necessary for your purposes.
WARNING CAUTION You must isolate the generator from electric utility by Use an automotive hydrometer to test battery state opening the electrical system’s main circuit breaker of charge and condition. Follow the hydrometer or main switch if the generator is used for backup manufacturer’s instructions carefully.
WARNING It is imperative that the inverter charger is available NEVER stop the engine with electrical devices con- in order to do the startup process of the generator. nected and with the connected devices turned “ON”. Below is an example of an off grid photovoltaic installation.
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This consumption is fed from the generator’s battery, it is essential to connect a 230 V power input otherwise the battery would be discharged within a few hours. This connection comes from the 230 V inverter output and connects to the “input power 230 V” on the generator’s control panel.
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NOTE: LawnMaster is not responsible in any way for damages caused to products or equipment that may arise from the lack of supply by a generator failure.
IV. MAINTENANCE performing any service. CAUTION It is the operator’s responsibility to complete all The filter element may contain PAHs, PAHs that scheduled maintenance and or servicing in a timely is harmful for your health. Please wear gloves for manner. Always correct any issues before operating protection during air filter maintenance.
3. ENGINE MAINTENANCE CAUTION 3.1 ENGINE OIL 3.4 OIL LEVEL CHECK LawnMaster 10W30 Oil (PP01020005) is Reinstall dipstick into tube; rest on oil fill neck, DO recommended. Other viscosities shown in the chart NOT thread cap into tube. may be used when the average temperature in your area is within the indicated range.
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4. Remove the oil drain plug and allow the oil to drain 3.7 SPARK PLUG completely. Clean any dirt from the spark plug cap and 5. Fully tighten the drain plug. spark plug base. 6. Add recommended oil to the upper limit (see add Remove the spark plug cap.
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spark arrester screen with a wire brush. DANGER FIRE OR EXPLOSION Petrol is highly flammable and extremely explosive. Empty the fuel tank and shut off the fuel valve before storing and or transporting the generator. Allow the generator to cool completely before putting it away for storage.
VII. SPECIFICATIONS A STEELFORT PRODUCT | STEELFORT.CO.NZ...
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2. SPECIFICATIONS (THREE PHASE) The air-fuel ratio will be more rich in higher altitude area, which will led to lower performance of engine, and higher consuming of fuel. The output of generator should be measured according to the real operation condition such as temperature, pressure and humidity etc.
In order to be eligible for the LawnMaster at the expense of the owner. All defective limited warranty, you must have,...
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WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS • Normal phenomena such as noise, vibration and or oil, are considered • Any damage which results from by Steelfort as not affecting the neglect of periodic maintenance quality, function or performance of specified by Steelfort. the product. •...
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• Incidental expenses that are piston pins, valve seats, stems and incurred in the warranty claim for bearings. additional expenses such as towing, communications, accommodation • Any damage resulting from exposure and meals, that are incurred due to of the product to soot and smoke, the breakdown of the product at a medicines and chemical agents, remote location are not covered.
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NOTES A STEELFORT PRODUCT | STEELFORT.CO.NZ...
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