Ford F10360R991, Руководство оператора

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ASSEMBLY
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Remove and discard the RED shipping bracket and mounting hardware before starting the Generator.
Remove Shipping Bracket (See fig 1)
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Parts needed - 2 wheels, 2 axles, 2 hair pins, 4 washers, 2 hub caps and 2 self-tapping screws.
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Raise or tilt generator so you can slide the wheel axle pin into the wheel, the washer, the wheel mounting hole located
on the side of the frame and the other washer.
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Secure the wheel assembly by reinserting a hair pin through hole at the end of the wheel axle and pressing until it locks
into place.
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Install hub cap to the wheel until “Click”. Install self-tapping screw, until the screw is snug.
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Repeat process on the other side of the generator to install the second wheel.
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Parts needed - Support leg & M8 screw (2).
Raise the front end of the generator high enough to gain access to the bottom of the frame. Securely position props
underneath to support.
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Line up holes on the support leg bracket to the holes on the front of the generator frame.
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Attach the support leg using M8 screws (2).
Attaching Wheels (See fig 2)
Installing Support Leg (See fig 3)
Fig 2 Fig 1
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Place generator on a level surface.
Remove the crankcase dipstick to ensure you do not overfill the engine.
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Insert a funnel into the crankcase dipstick hold and carefully add 4-Cycle engine oil (SAE10W- 30) to empty reservoir
until oil reaches the outer edge of the oil fill hole (crankcase dipstick hole).
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Be sure to replace dipstick before attempting to start the engine.
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To check oil, set generator on a level surface, wipe dipstick clean, then reinsert dipstick without rethreading.
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Set generator on a clean and level surface in an area that is well ventilated.
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Remove fuel cap.
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Insert a funnel into the fuel tank and carefully pour gasoline into the tank until fuel level reaches 1 ½ inches below the
top of the neck. Be careful not to overfill the tank to provide space for fuel expansion.
Adding / Checking Engine Oil (See fig 4)
Adding Fuel (See fig 5)