Duracell DG65M-R62 Series, Руководство пользователя

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DG65M-R62
Emission Control System Information
Please refer to the engine owner’s manual regarding the emission control system information and any
maintenance requirements to keep your equipment in compliance with regulations.
You may also consult your Authorized Service Dealer for maintenance and repair procedures that are
applicable to your specific needs and usage.
Storing and transporting your generator
Allow to cool: Your generator can get very hot when in use. A hot engine and exhaust system could
cause severe burns and even ignite some materials. So, allow it to cool for at least fifteen minutes before
moving or storing it.
Keep upright: To avoid damaging your generator and spilling fuel, the generator should remain in an
upright position at all times.
Turn OFF: Confirm that the Engine Switch is in the OFF position and that the Fuel Tank Cap is closed.
Protect your generator: Never drop your generator and protect it from getting damaged when using,
transporting, or storing it. Never lay heavy objects on your generator.
Carefully select storage area: While in storage, your generator needs to be free of dust and not
exposed to high-humidity conditions. So, examine the storage area closely to be sure it’s an appropriate
storage area.
Storage procedures
Storage time Recommended storage procedures to prevent hard starting
Less than one month Make sure fuel valve is closed. No other preparation necessary. You
can store your generator as is.
Remove the generator from storage and start it once a week during this
period.
More than one month Drain gasoline from the Fuel Tank and the carburetor*.
Remove Oil Filter Cap and Drain Plug. Drain the oil.
Then, tighten Oil Drain Plug and refill with fresh oil up to the Filter’s neck.
Keep your generator upright at all times.
Never lay your generator on its side while moving, storing, or using it.
Oil could leak and damage your generator’s engine and surrounding areas.