FEATURES
KNOW YOUR TOOL
Before attempting to use this product, become
familiar with all of its operating features and
safety requirements.
1. SOCKET.
2. CIRCUIT BREAKER.
3. FUEL GAUGE.
4. DIGITAL DISPLAY.
5. FUEL TANK CAP.
6. ENGINE SWITCH.
7. FUEL VALVE.
8. CHOKE LEVER.
9. RECOIL STARTER.
10. OIL DRAIN PLUG.
11. OIL FILLER CAP.
12. EARTH TERMINAL.
13. AIR CLEANER.
14. SUPPORTING LEGS.
15. MUFFLER.
16. FUEL TANK.
17. HANDLE FRAME.
18. WHEELS.
A. DIGITAL DISPLAY.
B. AC VOLTAGE INDICATOR.
C. FREQUENCY INDICATOR.
D. HOUR INDICATOR.
E. LOW LUBRICANT ALERT.
F. SELECT BUTTON.
INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY
WARNING: To avoid possible personal inju-
ry or equipment damage, a register electrician
or an authorized service representative should
perform installation and all service. Under no
circumstances should an unqualified person
attempt to wire into utility circuit. Give the
generator at least two feet of space from any
nearby wall to dissipate heat.
• To avoid back feeding into utility systems,
isolation of the residence electrical system is
required.
• Before temporary connection of the genera-
tor to the residence system, turn off the main
service disconnecting device.
• If your generator is to be used as a stand–by
power source in case of utility power failure,
it should be installed by a registered electri-
cian and in compliance with all applicable local
electrical codes.
• Proper use requires that a double throw
transfer switch be installed by licensed quali-
fied electrician so that the building’s electrical
circuits may be safely switched between util-
ity power and the generator output; thereby
preventing back feed into the power utility’s
electrical system.
• Always follow local codes and regulations
that apply to the installation of any item that
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