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SOME NOTES ABOUT POWER CORDS 

Long or thin cords can require more wattage from a generator to power an electrical device. Figure 7 shows the recommended cords according to the 
power requirement of the electrical device. When using cords that exceed these specifications, allow for the electrical devic e to have a slightly higher 
rated wattage requirement. 

 

Device Requirements 

Max. Cord Length (ft) by Wire Gauge 

Amps 

Watts (120V) 

Watts (240V) 

#8 wire 

#10 wire 

#12 wire 

#14 wire 

#16 wire 

2.5 

300 

600 

NR 

1000 

600 

375 

250 

600 

1200 

NR 

500 

300 

200 

125 

7.5 

900 

1800 

NR 

350 

200 

125 

100 

10 

1200 

2400 

NR 

250 

150 

100 

50 

15 

1800 

3600 

NR 

150 

100 

65 

NR 

20 

2400 

4800 

175 

125 

75 

50 

NR 

25 

3000 

6000 

150 

100 

60 

NR 

NR 

30 

3600 

7200 

125 

65 

NR 

NR 

NR 

40 

4800 

9600 

90 

NR 

NR 

NR 

NR 

NR = Not Recommended. 

 

Figure 7 - Maximum Extension Cord Lengths by Power Requirement 

 

 

 

A device's rated (running) wattage should be listed somewhere on the device itself and/or in its manual. If the wattage speci fication for a device is not 
available, the wattage can be calculated by multiplying the Voltage requirement (120 or 240) by the Amperage drawn.  
Watts = Volts x Amperes 
Or, the wattage required by a device can be estimated by using the following chart (see Figure 8). The chart provi des only estimates and it is better to 
know the exact wattage of each electrical device to be powered by this generator. 
 

 

Electrical Device 

Rated (Running) Watts 

Additional Surge Watts 

air compressor (1 HP) 

1500 

3000 

air compressor (1 - 1/2 HP) 

2500 

2500 

airless sprayer (1/3 HP) 

600 

1200 

box fan 

300 

600 

clock radio AM/FM 

300 

coffee maker 

1500 

computer w/17 inch monitor 

800 

deep freezer 

500 

500 

electric drill (1/2 HP) 

1000 

1000 

DVD/CD player or VCR 

100 

furnace fan blower (1/2 HP) 

800 

1300 

garage door opener (1/2 HP) 

480 

520 

hot plate 

2500 

light bulb (75 watt) 

75 

microwave oven (1000 watt) 

1000 

quartz halogen work light 

1000 

refrigerator/freezer (18 Cu. Ft.) 

800 

1600 

saw - circular (7 1/4 inch) 

1500 

1500 

saw - miter (10 inch) 

1800 

1800 

saw - reciprocating 

960 

1040 

security system 

180 

electric stove - single element 

1500 

sump pump 

800 

1200 

television (27 inch color) 

500 

electric water heater (40 gallon) 

4000 

window air conditioner (10000 BTU) 

1200 

1800 

window fan 

300 

600 

Figure 8 - Estimated wattage requirements for common electrical devices. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for MM2350

Page 1: ...and situation that may occur We reserve the right to change this product at any time without prior notice IF THERE IS ANY QUESTION ABOUT A CONDITION BEING SAFE OR UNSAFE DO NOT OPERATE THIS PRODUCT D...

Page 2: ...smell the generator exhaust you are breathing CO But even if you cannot smell the exhaust you could be breathing CO CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING This product or the exhaust from this product may...

Page 3: ...el Rating 69 dB Run time 9hrs 50 load Gasoline Power Outlets 1 12V DC Outlet 2 120V Outlets Model MM4350 DF This unit is a Gasoline or Gasoline Propane Dual Fuel powered generator FEATURES 4000 Surge...

Page 4: ...oad Gasoline 8350 Run Time 11hrs 50 load Gasoline 9350 Power Outlets 1 12V DC Outlet 4 120V Outlets 1 120V RV Outlet 1 120 240V Outlet For all MECH MARVELS Generators in this Manual Recommended Fuel t...

Page 5: ...his Generator for the First Time 14 STARTING THE GENERATOR 17 STARTING THE GENERATOR USING PROPANE 17 Switching from Gasoline to Propane 17 Switching from Propane to Gasoline 17 Subsequent Use of this...

Page 6: ...uation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION indicates a...

Page 7: ...ns to operate this generator High Temperatures This generator produces heat when in operation Temperatures near the exhaust can exceed 150 Fahrenheit 65 Celsius Do not touch hot surfaces Observe all w...

Page 8: ...phones sparks from these sources can trigger an explosion or fire It can collect in low areas or travel along the ground where an ignition source may be present Pressure can also build up in the conta...

Page 9: ...NEED HELP 1 800 832 2966 9 In addition to the previously described safety information familiarize yourself with all safety and hazard notices on this generator...

Page 10: ...are missing items call 1 800 832 2966 Monday Friday 9 AM 6 PM Central Time for customer service DO NOT RETURN THIS GENERATOR TO THE RETAILER Item List Set of 2 DC connector wires for charging 12 Volt...

Page 11: ...Tank 7 Control Panel 8 Choke Used to start the engine 9 Air Filter Protects the engine by filtering dust and debris from the intake air 1 Recoil Starter Used to start the engine 2 Low Oil Shutdown Se...

Page 12: ...40VAC Twist Lock Outlet 6 12V DC Connector 120VAC Duplex outlets are protected by 20A Circuit Breakers Each Duplex Outlet supports up to 2400 Watts 120VAC RV Outlet is protected by 30A Circuit Breaker...

Page 13: ...e of the wheels by inserting the axle bolt and sliding a bushing in place 5 Carefully lift the rear of the generator and slide the assembly into the frame bracket Secure the axle bolt with the include...

Page 14: ...oil in the engine crankcase Add the correct quantity of oil before operating this generator for the first time When replenishing oil for subsequent use of this generator always ensure that this genera...

Page 15: ...ep 3 Ground the Generator Ground this generator by tightening the grounding nut against a grounding wire as illustrated in Figure 3 Number 6 AWG American Wire Gauge stranded copper wire is generally a...

Page 16: ...rtain the CHOKE VALVE is at CHOKE CLOSED position The generator may be hard to start if CHOKE VALVE is at the RUN OPEN position Step 3 Ensure engine oil is full Step 4 Make sure GROUND TERMINAL is pro...

Page 17: ...connect any electrical devices to the generator prior to starting the engine 1 Make sure the fuel valve is in the OFF position 2 Make certain the propane hose is properly connected to the generator 3...

Page 18: ...generator AC Usage Electrical devices running on AC current may be connected according to their wattage requirements The rated running and surge wattage Model MM2350 DF Rated Running Surge Wattage 12...

Page 19: ...d by multiplying the Voltage requirement 120 or 240 by the Amperage drawn Watts Volts x Amperes Or the wattage required by a device can be estimated by using the following chart see Figure 8 The chart...

Page 20: ...nto this generator NOTE While this generator is running power is available from either the standard 120 Volt outlets or the 12 Volt DC outlet Both 120 Volts and 12V can be simultaneously drawn from th...

Page 21: ...lug end of the wire to the 12V DC outlet on this generator 3 Start this generator 4 When disconnecting turn off the generator and always disconnect the wires from this generator first to avoid the ris...

Page 22: ...commended Maintenance Schedule Each Use Every Month or Each 20 Hrs Every 3 Months or Each 50 Hrs Every 6 Months or Each 100 Hrs Every Year or Each 300 Hrs Engine Oil Check Level X Change X First Use X...

Page 23: ...the pan and transfer to a container for recycling 4 Remove the oil fill cap dipstick 5 Re install the drain plug 6 Refill with the recommended oil and check the oil level 7 Wash your hands with soap...

Page 24: ...after seating to compress the washer If re installing the original plug it will typically require less 8 Re attach the plug wire to the plug Torch Spark Plug Type Spark Plug Gap NGK Spark Plug Type E...

Page 25: ...drain bolt and drain the gasoline into a suitable container by the fuel drain pipe c When all the fuel is drained tum the petcock to the OFF position and tighten the drain screw securely 3 Change the...

Page 26: ...ESHOOTING Be sure that there is no fuel spilled around the spark plug spilled fuel may ignite Does not spark Consult authorized service center Consult authorized service center Check the Spark Plug Se...

Page 27: ...RV 1 12VDC 8A 1 12VDC 8A Net Gross Weight 51 60Lbs 51 5 62Lbs 94 8 103 6lbs 95 2 105 4lbs Noise Level 69dB 69dB 70dB 70dB Unleaded Gasoline Unleaded Gasoline Unleaded Gasoline Unleaded Gasoline LPG 20...

Page 28: ...A 1 120 240VAC 30A 1 12VDC 8A 1 12VDC 8A 1 12VDC 8A Net Gross Weight 196 0 204 8lbs 202 8 211 6lbs 204 8 213 6lbs Noise Level 73dB 73dB 73dB Unleaded Gasoline Unleaded Gasoline Unleaded Gasoline LPG 2...

Page 29: ...America Inc will repair or replace at its discretion any part that is proven to be defective in materials or workmanship under normal use during the 1 YEAR warranty period Warranty repairs or replace...

Page 30: ...is warranted for the warranty period stated above Any such part repaired or replaced under warranty will be warranted for the remaining warranty period 3 Any warranted part that is scheduled for repl...

Page 31: ...ipe manifold b Air cleaner 3 Ignition system including a Spark plug b Ignition coil 4 Catalytic muffler assembly including a Muffler gasket b Exhaust manifold c Catalytic converter if available 5 Cran...

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