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- Page 1 GASOLINE SILENT INVERTER GENERATOR OPERATOR 'S MANUAL Recoil Start Silent Inverter Generator 1600w Running Watts Please read the manual carefully before operation...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Ⅰ. INTRODUCTION Disclaimers ——————————————————————— Ⅱ.SAFETY Safety Notice —————————————————————— Safety Symbols ————————————————————— General Safety ————————————————————— 05-06 Fuel Safety———————————————————————— Generator Running Safety ————————————— 08-09 Safety Labels —————————————————————— Ⅲ. SPECIFICATIONS Technical Spec ————————————————————— Ⅳ. COMPONENTS Open Carton —————————————————————— Accessories ——————————————————————— General Components ———————————————— Control Panel Components ————————————... - Page 3 Contents Fuel Fill —————————————————————————— 18-19 Air Filter Checking —————————————————— Battery —————————————————————————— Check Before Use ——————————————————— Ⅵ.OPERATION Checking Before Starting The Generator ———— Starting The Generator ———————————————— Shutting Down The Generator ——————————— 25-26 Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE Maintenance Chart —————————————————— 26-27 Fuel Check ——————————————————————— Oil Level Check and Oil Changing ————————...
- Page 4 Contents Ⅷ.TRANSPORTATION Transportation ————————————————————— Ⅸ. STORAGE Storage —————————————————————————— Ⅹ.TROUBLESHOOTING Troubleshooting ———————————————————— Ⅺ. SCHEMATICS Schematics ———————————————————————...
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Page 5: Disclaimers
Ⅰ. INTRODUCTION Disclaimers This manual describes the operation and maintenance of the gasoline silent inverter generator. Before operating the generator, please read and understand this manual carefully to ensure that you can operate it safely and prolong the lifetime of the generator. Due to the continuous improvement of the product, the company reserves the right to improve and adjust the spec of the generator without notice. -
Page 6: Ⅱ.safety
Ⅱ. SAFETY 2.1 Safety Notice To ensure personal and property safety, read and understand this manual carefully before operating the generator. 2.2 Safety Symbols WARNING For the personal and property safety of all people who operate, maintain and near this product, please read the safety warnings carefully abide by the symbol and the safety notices abide by the symbol. - Page 7 Ⅱ. SAFETY 2.3. General Safety WARNING 2.Make sure the generator is on a flat surface and in a well-ventilated area. The generator must leave at least 5ft. (1.5m) of clearance from all combustible materials. 3.Do not use the generator in any fire or explosive risk area. 4.Keep children and pets away from the generator operating area 5.Do not use the generator in wet, rain, snow or with wet hands.
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Page 8: Fuel Safety
Ⅱ. SAFETY 2. 4. Fuel Safety WARNING 1.When adding gasoline, make sure the gasoline added to the red line of fuel tank strainer. When adding oil, make sure the oil added to the range between “High” and “Low” of dipstick. 2.The gasoline and oil are extremely flammable, do not add gasoline and oil near fire or combustible or explosive materials. -
Page 9: Generator Running Safety
Ⅱ. SAFETY 2.5. Generator Running Safety WARNING 2.5.1. Before Running 1.Make sure the generator is on a flat surface and in a well-ventilated area. 2.Make sure the generator is at least 3.3ft (1m) far away from house or building and other equipment. 3.Keep children and pets away from the operating area. - Page 10 Ⅱ. SAFETY 2.5. Generator Running Safety WARNING 2.5.3. After Running 1.Do not touch the generator when it is just stopped, the muffler and other engine parts are very hot and may cause burns. Touch or move the generator after it is totally cooled. 2.When store the generator, drain the gasoline and oil, turn off the three-in-one switch and disconnect the spark plug and battery.
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Page 11: Safety Labels
Ⅱ. SAFETY 2.6. Safety Labels WARNING Safety labels are affixed to the generator. These labels warn you of potential hazards that may cause serious injury or death. Please carefully read the labels, safety warnings and notes affixed to the fuselage. If the label has fallen off or cannot be seen clearly, contact our after-sales team for a replacement. -
Page 12: Ⅲ. Specifications
Ⅲ. SPECIFICATIONS Engine Model E1600 Single cylinder/four-stroke/forced Engine Type air cooling/overhead valve Displacement 79.7CC Spark Plug Model A7TC/A7RTC Engine Starting Type Recoil/ Electric start Engine rpm 3600-5000r/min Oil Type/ Rated Capacity SAE 10W-40/0.35L Fuel Type/ Rated Capacity 92# unleaded gasoline or above/4L... -
Page 13: Ⅳ. Components
Ⅳ. COMPONENTS 4.1. Open Carton 1. Move the generator to an open and flat surface. 2. Remove everything from the carton except the generator. 3. Use the carry handle of generator to take the generator out of the carton. 4. Recycle or dispose the packaging materials properly. 4.2. -
Page 14: General Components
Ⅳ. COMPONENTS 4.3. General Components 1.Carrying Handle: Carries the generator during transportation. 2.Fuel Tank Cap Vent Knob: Uses to balance the air pressure of fuel tank and outside. 3.Fuel tank cap: Open it and add gasoline here, close it tightly after add enough. 4.Left Side Cover: Protects the spare parts inside and contains the recoil handle. -
Page 15: Engine Switch
Ⅳ. COMPONENTS 4.4.1. Engine Switch 1.Grounding Terminal: Grounds the generator to earth for safety. 2.Emergency Button: Shuts down the generator when emergency issue happens 3.Engine Switch: Controls the start, running and shut down of generator. 4.Oil Alarm Indicator (Yellow): Will flash when need to add oil. 5.Running Indicator (Green): Will flash when the generator starts and runs regularly. -
Page 16: Grounding Terminal
Ⅳ. COMPONENTS 4.4.1. Engine Switch 1.Switch set to "OFF" The ignition system is disconnected and the genera- tor cannot start or run; 2.Switch set to "RUN" The generator ignition system is connected and the generator can start and run normally; 3.Switch set to "ON"... -
Page 17: Emergency Button
Ⅳ. COMPONENTS 4.4.4. Indicator Oil Alarm Indicator (Yellow Light) When the oil in the crankcase is not enough, the oil protec- tion system will automatically shut down the engine, and the oil alarm indicator (yellow light) will flash; The engine can be restarted only when the oil is filled to the oil level. -
Page 18: Ⅴ.assembly
Ⅴ. ASSEMBLY 5.1.1 Oil Fill 1.Place the generator on a dry and flat surface. 2.Loosen the cover knob ①, remove the right cover ②. 3.Remove the oil dipstick ③. 4.Use the supplied funnel④ and recommended oil, add oil into the engine crankcase. -
Page 19: Low Oil Shut Down
Ⅴ. ASSEMBLY 5.1.1 Oil Fill 3．Do not tip the generator after adding oil to prevent oil from pouring back and damaging the generator. 4．When using the engine oil beyond the recommended operating temperature range, select an engine oil of appropriate viscosity. 5．Do not use two-stroke engine oil or any other cleanser-free oil, or it will cause engine damage. - Page 20 Ⅴ. ASSEMBLY 5.2 Fuel Fill 2．Never use a gasoline container, gasoline tank, or any other fuel item that is broken, cut, torn or damaged. 3．Do not mix oil and gasoline, or mix any other unapproved gasoline. 4．Do not overfill the fuel tank, or may cause fire or explosion. 5．Do not add gasoline when the generator is running, or may cause fire or explo- sion.
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Page 21: Air Filter Checking
Ⅴ. ASSEMBLY 5.2.1. Gasoline Filling Steps: 1.Remove the fuel tank cap. 2. Add gasoline to the red mark position. 3. After refueling, tighten the fuel tank cap. 4. Use a clean, soft cloth to wipe away the remaining gasoline to avoid damaging the plastic casing. -
Page 22: Connect Battery
Ⅴ. ASSEMBLY 5.3.1. Connect battery 1. Open the dust cover of the DC socket ①. 2. Plug the panel socket and the other end connect the lithium power. Notes: 1.Please unplug if the battery is not used for a long time. Connecting the generator will consume a small amount of battery power. -
Page 23: Ⅵ.operation
Ⅵ. OPERATION WARNING 1. Do not use the generator in a confined space. The accumulation of exhaust gas can cause loss of consciousness or even death. Please use it in a well-ventilated area; 2. Do not connect any electrical equipment before starting the generator; 3. -
Page 24: Checking Before Starting The Generator
Ⅵ. OPERATION 6.1. Checking Before Starting The Generator 1.Make sure the generator is on a flat surface and in a well-ventilated area. 2.Check the oil level. 3.Check the gasoline level. 4.Check the grounding 5.Check the battery wires connection. 6.2. Starting The Generator Notes: 1. - Page 25 Ⅵ. OPERATION 6.2. Starting The Generator fuel cock knob fuel tank cap ventilation knob start switch Turn the fuel tank cap ventilation knob to "ON". Turn the fuel cock knob to the "ON" position. Note: When starting a new machine or refilling it with fuel after using up the fuel, need to wait a few seconds.
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Page 26: Shutting Down The Generator
Ⅵ. OPERATION 6.3. Shutting Down The Generator DANGER 1. If the generator has not stopped automatically, follow these steps if it needs to be stopped; 2. If the battery needs to be charged multiple times within a period of time, the generator will automatically stop when the battery charge reaches 90%, and no operation is required. -
Page 27: Ⅶ. Maintenance
Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE The user should run the generator safely. Periodic inspection, adjustment and lubrication can ensure the generator to work more safely and efficiently. The following items are important inspection for generators. WARNING 1．If you are not familiar with maintenance operations, please leave it to the after-sales team for your service. - Page 28 Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE 7.1. Maintenance Chart First 25 Hours Every 50 Every 100 Every 300 or First Hours or 6 Hours or 6 Hours or 12 Items Before Use Month Months Months Months Spark Check and Arrester Clean Check and Idle Speed Adjust Crankcase Check and...
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Page 29: Fuel Check
Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE 7.2. Fuel Check NOTICE This generator uses gasoline fuel. Under certain circumstances, gasoline is extremely flammable and explosive. In order to use this generator more safely, please check the fuel according to the following steps before each use： 1. -
Page 30: Oil Level Check And Oil Changing
Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE 7.3. Oil Level Check and Oil Changing 7.3.1. Oil Level Checking Steps: 1.Place the generator on a dry and flat surface. 2.Loosen the screws of left side cover, remove the cover. 3.Remove the oil dipstick. 4.Clean the oil dipstick with cloth. 5.Insert the oil dipstick in the crankcase and then remove out. - Page 31 Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE 7.3.2. Oil Changing Steps： With dirty oil, it does not cool the generator properly and can lead to severe engine damage. Therefore, regular oil changing is necessary. WARNING 1．Do not drain the oil immediately after shutting down the generator. The temperature of the oil is very high, it can cause burning.
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Page 32: Air Filter Maintenance
Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE 7.3.2. Oil Changing Steps： 2.Turn the fuel cock to "OFF" and the ventilation knob to "OFF". 3.Loosen the cover knob and remove the right cover. 4.Remove the oil dipstick. 5.Place the oil basin under the generator ②, tilt the generator, and pour out the oil quickly;... -
Page 33: Spark Plug Maintenance
Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE 7.4. Air Filter Maintenance 4.Clean the filter element, squeeze it dry and let it dry; 5.Put the filter element back into the air filter, put back the air filter cover, and the right side cover. Notes: 1. Special solvent or gasoline is required to clean the filter element. 2. - Page 34 Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE 7.5. Spark Plug Maintenance NOTICE The cleaning steps are as follows: 1.Remove the spark plug maintenance cover ① and spark plug cap ②. 2.Put the spark plug wrench on the spark plug and insert the force rod into the wrench. 3.Turn counterclockwise to remove the spark plug (A7TC/A7RTC).
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Page 35: Spark Arrester Maintenance
Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE 7.6. Spark Arrester Maintenance NOTICE Spark Arrester Cleaning Steps: The Spark Arrester is a component at the end of the generator that eliminates sparks and absorbs exhaust particles. In order to achieve better operating results and longer service life of the generator, please clean or replace it every 6 months or 100 hours. -
Page 36: Fuel Tank Strainer Maintenance
Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE 7.7. Fuel Tank Strainer Maintenance WARNING Do not operate in places with high temperatures, smoke or flames. The fuel tank filter can filter out debris from the injected gasoline and prevent debris from falling into the fuel tank. The fuel tank filter must be installed when injecting gasoline, and please clean or replace it every 6 months or 100 hours. -
Page 37: Fuel Filter Maintenance
Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE 7.8. Fuel Filter Maintenance Fuel Filter Cleaning Steps: The fuel filter can prevent the oil system from clogging. In order to obtain better operating results and long service life of the generator, please clean it every 12 months or 300 hours. The cleaning steps are as follows: 1.Turn the fuel switch knob to "ON"... -
Page 38: Fuel Pipe/Blast Pipe Check
Ⅶ. MAINTENANCE 7.9. Fuel Pipe/Blast Pipe Check Fuel pipe/blast pipe are rubber products and are important components of generators. They will age and become brittle with use. To prevent accidents and property losses caused by aging of fuel pipe/blast pipe, please inspect them every 12 months or 300 hours. - Page 39 Ⅶ. TRANSPORTATION WARNING 1.Do not transport the generator when it is hot. Transport the generator when it is cool. 2.If short-term and short-distance transporting, do not let the gasoline leak out from fuel tank during transportation. 3.If long-distance transporting, drain the gasoline and oil. 4.Do not connect the spark plug 5.When manually transport, only use the generator’s fixed handle to lift the generator.
- Page 40 Ⅸ. STORAGE If you plan to store the generator for a long time, you need to complete some protective measures to prevent aging, corrosion or accidents. Stop the generator first. After the generator has fully cooled down, follow the following protective measures: 1.Open the fuel tank cap, take out the fuel tank filter, pump the gasoline in the tank into a special container, and replace the fuel tank filter and fuel tank cap.
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Page 41: Ⅸ. Troubleshooting
Ⅸ. TROUBLESHOOTING Faulty Faulty Reason Solution Situation Test Method System Turn the fuel cock to No fuel in the tank Add fuel "ON", do not connect the battery, turn the engine Open the The fuel tank cap vent switch to "RUN", start by Fuel System fuel tank cap knob is not opened... - Page 42 Ⅺ. SCHEMATICS...
- Page 43 Ⅸ. TROUBLESHOOTING Fault code Description 1、Check whether the wire is damaged E031 Overcurrent 2、Reduce the load 1、Adjust the battery voltage Output Overvoltage E032 2、 Check whether the controller is damaged 1、Check whether the power speed is Inverter Output abnormal (too low) E033 Abnormality 2、Replace the motor...
- Page 44 Ⅸ. TROUBLESHOOTING Trouble shooting Fault code Description 1、Adjust the battery voltage E041 Output Voltage Backflow 2、 The controller is damaged E042 Overload Reduce the load Check engine valve clearance and adjust to E043 Startup Overcurrent specified clearance After maintenance as required, turn the Maintenance E044 switch from OFF to ON, and repeat 3 times to...
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