Yamaha NPS 4500, Owner'S Manual

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B. Getting to know your Generator
B. 3 This Guide will walk you through the following features and attributes of the
NPS Generator Models Y4500 and Y5500U, where they can be found, how they
work, how to operate and when to service
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NPS Generator
See Exhibit 1
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Generator Components Located within Service Access Door
See Exhibit 2
• Generator Exhaust Assembly See Exhibit 3
• Generator Base See Exhibit 4
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Location of Air Intake and Air Outflow
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Rubber Isolation Strips for anti-vibrations
• Generator Fuel Line and Vapor Purge Line See Exhibit 5 (applicable to non-
powered RV installations)
• Never store anything underneath or around the bottom or front of the
Generator. Lack of a proper ventilation parameter may cause the Generator
to overheat and/or ignite tall grass, vegetation or other objects in proximity to
the running Generator. This presents a fire hazard which could ignite from
hot exhaust pipe assembly, fumes and vapors and result in death or extreme
bodily harm to the Owner or Operator.
• Maintain a proper ventilation parameter extending 914.4 mm or (3') in all
directions from all manufacturer installed Generator components.
B. 1 NPS Generator Models Y4500 and Y5500U are designed with the following
features and benefits:
• Partnered with and Powered by Yamaha
• NPS' Yamaha-backed Limited Warranty
• Pure sine wave inverter technology providing clean, safe and stable power
• Enhanced fuel efficiency
• Advanced cooling system
• Integrated pull-start
• Hand-held remote-start keyfob
• Largest Network of Service Locations
B.2 NPS Generator(s) provides AC Power to applicable components
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