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7.1 Adding / Checking Engine Oil (See Fig.7)
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Place generator on a level surface.
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Remove the crankcase dipstick to ensure you
do not overfill the engine.
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Insert a funnel into the crankcase dipstick
hold and carefully add 4-Cycle engine oil
(SAE10W- 30) to empty reservoir until oil
reaches the outer edge of the oil fill hole
(crankcase dipstick hole).
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Be sure to replace dipstick before attempting
to start the engine.
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To check oil, set generator on a level surface,
wipe dipstick clean, then reinsert dipstick
without rethreading.
Fig.7
7.2 Adding Fuel (See Fig.8)
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Set generator on a clean and level surface in
an area that is well ventilated.
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Remove fuel cap.
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Insert a funnel into the fuel tank and carefully
pour gasoline into the tank until fuel level
reaches 1 % inches below the top of the neck.
Be careful not to overfill the tank to provide
space for fuel expansion.
Fig.8
CAUTION! You must add oil before first operating this generator. Always check oil
level before each operation.
DO NOT USE E15 OR E85 FUEL IN THIS UNIT. IT IS A VIOLATION OF FEDERAL LAW AND
WILL DAMAGE THE UNIT AND VOID YOUR WARRANTY.
7.3 Connecting Generator to an Electrical System
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If connecting generator to a building’s electrical system for standby power, you must use a
qualified electrician to install a transfer switch. The power from the generator must be isolated
from the circuit breaker or alternative power source. The connection must comply with all
electrical codes and applicable laws.
WARNING! This generator produces a very high voltage which could
result in burn or electrocution causing serious injury or death.
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Never handle the generator, electronic devices, or any cord while standing in water, while
barefoot, or when hands or feet are wet.
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Always keep the generator dry. Never operate generator in rain or under wet conditions.
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Use a ground fault circuit interrupter GFCI(North America) or RCD(EU) in a damp or highly
conductive area, such as metal decking or steel work.