ToolPRO 2200W, Instruction Manual

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OUTPUT INDICATOR LIGHT
Output indicator light (green) will remain ON during
operation. However, when the green light starts flashing:
1. Interval Flash once, low-voltage protection, engine
speed low.
2. Interval Flash twice, high temperature protection.
3. Interval Flash 3 times, overload protection, too high a
wattage load, check the appliance(s) wattage before
using again.
4. Interval Flash 4 times, short-circuit protection. The
output power will be cut off should the generator is
experiencing any of the faults that are mentioned
above and the light will also go out.
SAFETY DEVICES
AC OUTLET
Your generator is equipped with an output indicator light,
see above. When this light is goes out then the generator
will produce NO POWER.
To restart the power supply;
1. Remove the appliance.
2. Stop the generator, see page 12.
3. Wait 2 minutes.
4. Start generator, see page 11, ensure the green output
indicator light is illuminated.
5. Re - attach the appliance.
6. If the output indicator light goes out and the output
power stops then the attached appliance is either
faulty or the appliances required power is greater than
the generators output, check the appliances wattage
requirements.
12V DC OUTLET
Your generator is equipped with a DC output circuit
breaker. This circuit breaker will “pop” out if the attached
appliance is either faulty or the appliances required
power need is greater than the generators DC power
output.
To reset the circuit breaker and restart the power supply;
1. Remove the appliance.
2. Stop the generator, see page 12.
3. Wait 2 minutes.
4. Push the circuit breaker back in, it should stay in. If
not the circuit breaker is still over heated, allow to
cool down for another 2 minutes before trying again
to push it in.
5. Start generator.
6. Re - attach the appliance.
7. If the circuit breaker “pop’s” out again and the power
stops then the attached appliance is either faulty
or the appliances required power is greater than
the generators output, check the appliances power
requirements.
LOW OIL LIGHT
If the oil level in the motor sump drops to a dangerously
low level then the generator will automatically stop.
If the oil level in the motor sump is dangerously low, then
the generator will not start, however the low oil light will
flicker only when the recoil starter is pulled.
If your generator will not start always check the oil level
first.
To add oil or check the oil level, refer page 10.