SKU 98391
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equipment operation
to power tools and equipment:
Move the AC Power Selection Switch
1.
left to select 120V AC to power 120V
tools or equipment or to the right to
power 240V AC tools and equipment.
Prior to powering tools and equip-
2.
ment, make sure the Generator’s
rated watt age capacity (5000 W) is
adequate to supply all electrical loads
that the unit will power. If powering
exceeds the Generator’s capacity, it
may be necessary to group one or
more of the tools and/or equipment
for connection to a separate Genera-
tor.
Start the Generator with no loads at-
3.
tached. Once the Generator warms
up, with the equipment or tools turned
off, connect the Power Cords of the
AC tools and equipment into the AC
Outlets. Only connect 120V AC tools
to the 120V AC Outlets. Only con-
nect 240V AC NEMA L14-30 type
plug tools the 240V AC Outlet.
Do
not use this generator to charge
Dc vehicle batteries.
The Genera-
tor has a Circuit Protector to protect
the unit in case of an overload. If an
overload occurs, the Circuit Breaker
will switch to its “OFF” position and
cause the Generator to shut down.
The Pilot Light will shut off to show
that the Circuit Protector has been
tripped. Disconnect all devices and
press the Circuit Breaker back up to
reset the Generator.
When finished using the Generator
4.
turn the tools off and unplug them.
Allow the Generator to run for several
minutes with no devices connected
to allow the temperature to stabilize.
Turn the Power Switch to its “OFF”
position. Turn the Fuel Valve to the
“OFF” position.
To prevent accidents remove the
5.
key and disconnect negative battery
terminal after use. Wait for the en-
gine to cool, clean external parts with
clean cloth, then store the equipment
out of children’s reach according to
the Storage instructions in this man-
ual. If the Generator is not going to
be used again soon, drain the diesel
fuel.
