11
To Install LP Fuel Tanks
1. Confirm both LP fuel tank shut off valves are closed
(turned fully CLOCKWISE).
2. Place each LP tank (
J
) into the LP tank tray with it’s
fuel valve (
K
) pointing towards the generator.
K
J
3. Slide the LP fuel tank hold-down bracket (
L
) onto
the threaded rod. Position the bracket so that its
notches (
M
) are aligned with both LP fuel tank collar
holes.
M
L
It may be necessary to “wiggle” the LP fuel tanks and
the bracket to obtain proper alignment.
4. Slide the fuel hose/regulator assembly (
N
) over the
threaded rod (
G
) so that it faces the generator and rests
on the hold-down bracket (
L
).
L
5. Thread the wing nut (
P
) CLOCKWISE onto the threaded
rod. Hand tighten wing nut against fuel hose/regulator
assembly, ensuring hold-down bracket notches remain
engaged with LP fuel tank collars and LP fuel tanks are
held firmly.
P
6. Remove protective covers from both LP fuel tank shut
off valve connectors. DO NOT discard protective covers,
they should be installed any time the LP fuel tank is
disconnected from the generator.
7. Insert the nipple (
R
) of the left connection device (as
you face the generator and LP fuel tanks) into the left
LP fuel tank valve outlet (
S
). Ensure it is fully inserted.
R
S
8. Turn the large coupling nut CLOCKWISE and hand
tighten to a full stop.
DO NOT cross thread the connection.
DO NOT use thread sealant.
DO NOT over-tighten the coupling nut.
DO NOT use tools to tighten the connection.
NOTICE
If you are unable to make the connection, repeat
Step 7 or contact an LP fuel professional.
9. Repeat Steps 7 and 8 to attach the right LP fuel tank.
10. Confirm that each fuel hose does not have kinks and
that it does not touch sharp edges or surfaces that may
become hot during generator operation.
11. Perform a complete fuel leak test, using the instructions
given in
Leak Testing Fuel System
.
Not
for
Reproduction
