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Control panel
1
Overload warning lamp
2
Output indicator lamp
3
Oil warning lamp
4
Choke knob
5
Fuel petcock
6
Key switch (starter switch)
7
Economy control switch
8
DC output
9
DC breaker (NFB)
0
AC receptacles
Indicators
1
Overload warning lamp
During power generation, if a problem occurs with a connected device, there is an overload, or the inverter
control unit overheats, the electronic breaker will be activated and interrupt power output to protect the gen-
erator and/or connected devices.
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When the electronic breaker operates:
The engine continues to run, but the control unit stops output
The output indicator (green) turns off
The overload indicator (red) turns on
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When the overload warning light turns on:
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Stop the engine.
Verify the required load of the connected device, and reduce to the rated load of the generator if necessary.
Verify whether or not there is a problem with a connected device. (A possible cause of excessive current
drain.)
Check for foreign matter in the cooling air inlet and areas around the control unit which could block incom-
ing air.
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To return the generator to normal output operation:
Temporarily stopping the engine and re-starting automatically resets the system to its original state.
(The system cannot be reset unless power to the control unit is interrupted by stopping the engine.)
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230 V 50Hz
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