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Translation of the original operating instructions
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6.4. Stopping the engine
1. Disconnect all the electrical devices from the mains voltage before you stop the generator.
2.
Turn the ignition key to “0” (fig. 16)
3. Set
the fuel cock to "Closed" (“0"). (fig. 12)
Note:
If you have to switch the engine off immediately due to an emergency, set
the ignition key and all the other switches to "OFF".
6.5. Operating options of the generator
1. Operate the device as described in these instructions only! Any other use is considered
misuse and can cause hazardous situations.
2. When connecting several consumers to the generator, first connect the consumers with
highest power consumption and then with lower power consumption. When using exten-
sion cables or mobile distribution networks, a maximum length of 60 m must not be ex-
ceeded for a cross-sectional area of 1.5 mm
2
. A length of 100 m must not be exceeded
for a cross-sectional area of 2.5 mm
2
. Use flexible hard rubber extension cables only,
which corresponds to the brief design description H07RN-F.
Attention!
Electrical devices and equipment, such as extension cables, sockets, con-
nected consumers etc., may be used only if they are not damaged.
The engine can produce its rated power only in standard conditions mentioned in the tech-
nical data. They are defined as followed:
•
Installation height approx. 1000 m above normal null
•
Air temperature approx. 40° C
•
Rel. Humidity approx. 60%
If these values are exceeded, a reduced power is necessary for the electric generator - 1%
reduced power for installation height of each 100 m above the aforementioned installation
height and exceeding of air temperature above 40° C, approx. 4 % pro 10° C.
3. Certain electrical devices and motor-powered devices require a higher power than their
nominal rated power for a short period of time due to their design.. The following table of-
fers an overview of different device examples.
Ratio of
Effective power to
Consumer
Power consumption
Starting power Rated power Starting power Rated power Effective power
x1 x1
Light bulb
TV
100 W 100 W 100 W
x1,5 x1
Fluorescent tubes
60 W 40 W 40 W
x3
– 5
x2
Refrigerator
Fan
900
– 1500 W 600 W
300 W
30