K&S BASIC KSB 22i S, Owner'S Manual

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In the power supply mode, the generator should operate no longer
than 1 minute in the range from nominal to maximum power.
ATTENTION – DANGER!
COMMISSIONING COMMISSIONING
1. Fill the crankcase with engine oil. The recommended amount of oil for each model is indicated in the specification
chart.
2. Check oil level with an oil dipstick. It should be between the MIN and MAX marks on the oil dipstick.
3. Check fuel level.
4. Check the air filter for correct installation
Before starting the generator, connect the ground wire to the ground
terminal.
IMPORTANT!
ENGINE START ENGINE START
Useful tip: If the engine stalls or does not start, turn the engine
switch to the “ON” position, and then pull the manual starter. If
the oil level indicator flickers for several seconds, add oil and restart
the engine.
IMPORTANT!
Each time you start the generator, be sure to check oil and fuel level.
IMPORTANT!
IN THE FIRST 20 OPERATING HOURS OF THE GENERATOR, THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS SHOULD BE MET: IN THE FIRST 20 OPERATING HOURS OF THE GENERATOR, THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS SHOULD BE MET:
1. During commissioning, do not connect power consumers, the power of which exceeds 50% of the nominal (operating)
power of the device.
2. After the first 20 operating hours, be sure to change the oil. It is better to drain oil while the engine is still hot after
operation to ensure quick and complete oil draining.
3. Check and clean the air filter, fuel filter and spark plug.
Fig. 1
1. Check oil level.
2. Check fuel level.
3. Open the vent on the fuel cap to the
“ON” position (fig. 1) .
4. Turn the air choke control knob to the “START”
position (fig. 2).
5. Pull the manual starter until a slight resistance is felt, then pull it
toward you relatively sharply. Slowly turn the manual starter by hand,
do not release it abruptly.
6. Turn the air choke control knob to the “RUN” position.
Fig. 2
Standby generators should not run continuously (e.g. by adding
fuel to the tank or connecting a large fuel tank) or longer than
recommended: 4-6 hours for gasoline generators (depending on
load).
ATTENTION – DANGER!
This material is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a manual for installing
the equipment or connecting it to the mains, but we strongly recommend that you read the
instructions below. Equipment connection must always be carried out by a certified electrician
responsible for the installation and electrical connection of the equipment according to local laws
and regulations. The manufacturer assumes no liability for improper connection of the equipment
or for any material or physical damage that may result from improper installation, connection or
operation of the equipment.
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