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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

Before  each 

use

After 1st month 

or 20 hours of 

operation

Every 3 months 

or 50 hours of 

operation

Every 6 months 

or 100 hours  of 

operation 

Every 12 months or after 

300 hours of operation

Check the engine lubricant

n

Change the engine lubricant

n

n

Check the air filter

n

Clean the air filter

n

Change the air filter

n

Check/adjust the spark plug

n

Replace the spark plug

n

Check/clean the spark screen

n

Check/adjust the valve 

 

clearance*

n

Clean the fuel tank and filter*

n

Check the fuel hose

n

n

Inspect the fuel filter

n

Replace

 the fuel filter

n

Check all hose connections

n

n

Recharge battery (if equipped)

n

Inspect fuel tank vapor vent (if 

equipped)

n

n

* These items should only be carried out by an authorised service center.

NOTE:

 Maintenance should be performed more frequently when the product is used in dusty areas.

When the engine has exceeded the maximum figures specified in the table, maintenance should still be cycled according to 

the intervals of time or hours stated herein. 

ELECTRICAL

Never add more loads than the product capacity. Make sure that the product can supply enough continuous (running) and 

surge (starting) watts for the items that will be powered at the same time. Do not use multiple sockets. Connect only one 

device to each AC outlet. 

Application/Equipment

Estimated running watts*

Estimated starting watts*

Emergency / Home standby

Lights (qty. 4 x 75 W)

300

0

Refrigerator

600

780

46 in. flat panel television

190

0

Satelite receiver

250

0

Portable fan

40

120

Heater

1300

1300

Laptop

250

0

Slow cooker

270

0

Radio

200

0

Job site

Electric drill − 3/8 in.

440

600

Quartz halogen work light

1000

0

Reciprocating saw

960

960

Circular saw − 7-1/4 in.

1400

2300

Miter saw − 10 in.

1800

1800

Air compressor − 1/4 HP

970

1600

Airless sprayer − 1/3 HP

600

1200

*Wattages listed are approximate. Check the tool or appliance for actual wattage.

Summary of Contents for RPGENINV4K

Page 1: ...RPGENINV4K...

Page 2: ...installed and the electrical output has been verified by a qualified electrician The connection must isolate the product power from utility power and must comply with all applicable laws and electric...

Page 3: ...ly AS NZS 60245 4 compliant rubber insulated cords Maintain normal safety precautions with appliances and accessories as for use on normal reticulated normal supply The product must not be connected t...

Page 4: ...t can cause unconsciousness or death Do not operate in a confined area where exhaust gases smoke or fumes could reach dangerous concentrations Operate the product in well ventilated outdoor areas away...

Page 5: ...el cap Oil cap Frame Pin release Start lever Folding handle AC outlet covers Circuit breakers Switch button LED indicator Overload reset button Starter grip Rubber foot bracket Operator s manual Air f...

Page 6: ...d secure the oil tank NOTE Turn the start lever to the OFF position to turn off the product Insert bolts through the rubber foot bracket then through the frame Thread lock nuts onto the bolts and turn...

Page 7: ...tank to allow for fuel expansion Turn the start lever to the START position Pull the starter grip until the engine runs NOTE Do not allow the starter grip to snap back after starting Return it gently...

Page 8: ...Overload reset switch Maintaining the spark plug Changing engine lubricant Operating the single output switch Cleaning the air filter Operating the main output switch Cleaning and storing the product...

Page 9: ...tarting Return it gently to its original place 2 Allow the product to run for 15 30 seconds then turn the lever to the RUN position 3 Lift the AC outlet covers 4 Connect the device to be powered to th...

Page 10: ...the output in the corresponding AC outlets above them If these are in the OFF position the current is too high 2 Disconnect the device from the AC outlet then turn the start lever to the OFF position...

Page 11: ...NOTE The main output switch controls the output in all the AC outlets If these are in the OFF position the current is too high 2 Disconnect all the devices from the AC outlets then turn the start lev...

Page 12: ...socket 3 Inspect the spark plug for damage and clean it with a wire brush before reinstalling 4 Seat the spark plug in position and thread it in by hand to prevent cross threading Use a wrench to tigh...

Page 13: ...il cap 3 Remove the oil drain plug 4 Allow lubricant to drain completely into an approved container NOTE Drain the lubricant while the engine is still warm but not hot Warm lubricant will drain quickl...

Page 14: ...ty clean it with warm soapy water Rinse and let it dry Apply a light coat of engine lubricant to the element then squeeze it out 3 Reinstall the element in the air filter unit Reinstall the air filter...

Page 15: ...all foreign materials from the product Clean the product with a soft dry cloth or cleaning brush Clean air vents with low pressure air that does not exceed 25 psi WARNING Do not use water to clean th...

Page 16: ...n dusty areas When the engine has exceeded the maximum figures specified in the table maintenance should still be cycled according to the intervals of time or hours stated herein ELECTRICAL Never add...

Page 17: ...ty Contact an authorised service centre The engine is hard to start There is water in the fuel Drain the entire fuel and refill with fresh fuel The spark plug has a weak spark Contact an authorised se...

Page 18: ...n in this instruction manual have been measured in accordance with a standardised test and may be used to compare one tool with another They may be used for a preliminary assessment of exposure The de...

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Page 20: ...chtronic Industries N Z Limited Unit C 70 Business Parade South Highbrook Auckland 2013 New Zealand RYOBI is a trade mark of Ryobi Limited and is used under license TORCH is a registered trade mark of...

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