DeWalt DG2900, Instruction Manual

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30A
120V AC 120V AC
20A
MAIN BREAKER
30A
120V / 240V AC VOLTAGE SELECTOR 120V AC
A1
H
C
E
B F
G
TO SELECT
240 V POWER
MAXIMUM
120 V POWER
AUTO ENGINE SHUT-OFF
FOR LOW ENGINE OIL
IDLE CONTROL
DG6000E
OFF
ON
ON OFF
TEST
TEST
MONTHL
Y
SEE
INSTR
UCTIONS
TEST RESET
RESET
20A
120V AC
TEST
TEST
MONTHL
Y
SEE
INSTR
UCTIONS
TEST RESET
RESET
D
E
RUN
STOP
START
ENGINE SWITCH
ON
30A
120V AC 120V AC
20A
OFF
ENGINE SWITCH MAIN BREAKER
30A
120V / 240V AC VOLTAGE SELECTOR 120V AC
A
H
C
E
B F
G
TO SELECT
240 V POWER
MAXIMUM
120 V POWER
AUTO ENGINE SHUT-OFF
FOR LOW ENGINE OIL
IDLE CONTROL
DG7000
OFF
ON
ON OFF
TEST
TEST
MONTHL
Y
SEE
INSTR
UCTIONS
TEST RESET
RESET
20A
120V AC
TEST
TEST
MONTHL
Y
SEE
INSTR
UCTIONS
TEST RESET
RESET
D
E
30A
120V AC 120V AC
20A
MAIN BREAKER
30A
120V / 240V AC VOLTAGE SELECTOR 120V AC
A1
H
C
E
B F
G
TO SELECT
240 V POWER
MAXIMUM
120 V POWER
AUTO ENGINE SHUT-OFF
FOR LOW ENGINE OIL
IDLE CONTROL
DG7000E
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
TEST
TEST
MONTHL
Y
SEE
INSTR
U
CTIONS
TEST RESET
RESET
20A
120V AC
TEST
TEST
MONTHL
Y
SEE
INSTR
U
CTIONS
TEST RESET
RESET
D
E
RUN
STOP
START
ENGINE SWITCH
breaker. If the main breaker trips, disconnect the electrical loads from all receptacles. Push the
circuit breaker switch to the on position. If the main breaker turns to the off position when no
electrical loads are connected, see a service technician.
RECEPTACLE THERMAL BREAKERS
The receptacle circuit breakers protect the receptacles. Overloading the
generator will trip the thermal circuit breaker. If an individual thermal
breaker selector switch (C) moves to the tripped possition as shown in
figure 14, disconnect the electrical load from the receptacle. Let the
circuit breaker cool down. Push the individual thermal breaker selector
switch (C) to reset.
NOTE: The 120/240-Volt twist-locking receptacles do not have individual
thermal breakers. The receptacle is protected by the main breaker. High
ambient temperatures can cause thermal breakers to trip.
GFCI DUPLEX RECEPTACLES (120V)
All models have at least one 120-volt ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). These models have
2 ground fault circuit interrupter:
DG6000/DG6000E, DG4300, DG7000/DG7000E.
The GFCI protects you against hazardous electrical shock caused when your body becomes a
path through which electricity travels to the ground. This could happen when you touch a cord
of an appliance that is “live” through faulty mechanism, dampness or worn insulation, etc. See
the section titled “SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR GENERATORS” that begins on page 1 to
read more about GFCI Receptacles.
TWIST-LOCKING RECEPTACLES (120-VOLT)
All models have at least one 120-Volt twist-locking receptacle.
120-Volt 120-Volt
20 Amp 30 Amp
(NEMA L5-20R) (NEMA L5-30R)
DG2900 1
DG4300 1
DG6000/DG6000E 2
DG7000 /DG7000E 2
TWIST-LOCKING RECEPTACLES (120/240-VOLT)
The DG4300, DG6000, DG6000E, DG7000, and DG7000E models have a 120/240-Volt twist-
locking receptacle.
120/240-Volt 120/240-Volt
20 Amp 30 Amp
(NEMA L14-20R) (NEMA L14-30R)
DG4300 1
DG6000/DG6000E 1
DG7000/DG7000E 1
VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH
This switch allows the generator to operate in either single voltage (120-Volt) or dual voltage
(120/240-Volt) mode. In single voltage mode only the 120-Volt duplexes and twist-locking
receptacles are powered. The full rated power of the generator is shared between the 120-Volt
receptacles. In dual voltage mode both the 120-Volt and 120/240-Volt receptacles are powered;
however, only half the rated power is available at the 120-Volt receptacles. Full power is
available at the 120/240-Volt twist-locking receptacle.
NOTE: Do not move the voltage selector switch while powering electrical devices. Disconnect
all electrical loads before moving the switch. Failure to disconnect electrical loads can damage
the switch.
IDLE CONTROL SWITCH
The DG4300, DG6000, DG6000E, DG7000 and DG7000E models have an idle control switch
(H). The idle control switch automatically reduces engine speed 8 seconds after all electrical
TRIPPED
RESET
30A 20A
FIGURE 14
RECEPTACLE
THERMAL BREAKERS