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8.
Weather:
a.
Do not operate in the rain or with wet hands.
Keep the generator and work area dry to
prevent shocks and shorts. Always ground
the frame when operating in damp or wet
conditions.
b.
Do not operate at temperatures above
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the engine or generator. Always run for
approximately three minutes without an
electrical load to cool the components be-
fore shutdown.
9.
Electrical Loads:
The generator is ideally suited to camping, boat-
ing, farm, household, workshop, construction
site or anywhere that back-up power is required.
In order to determine the power requirements
of your appliance, refer to Table 1. There are
approximations only. Consult your electrician
for more detailed information. If the power draw
for the appliance exceeds the outlet capacity,
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current draw and reset the breaker before re-
suming operation.
10.
Electrical Component Condition:
Always use electrical components that are in
good condition. Do not use electrical cords,
plugs and connectors that are frayed, damaged,
cracked or not in good condition. Electrical
components that are not in good condition can
lead to shocks, shorts or sparking. Any of these
conditions can create and lead to an undesir-
able or unsafe situation.
Generator Usage
Start Watts
Running Watts
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Toaster
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Microwave
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Coffee Maker
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Washing Machine
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Furnace Fan
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Sump Pump
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TV
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Circular Saw
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Drill
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Sander
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