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IV. Starting/stopping the generator
Steps to start the generator:
1. Cut off all loads.
2. Turn the fuel switch to the ON position.
3. Put the choke lever on the OFF position.
Do not shut off the choke if the engine is started when it is warm.
4. Put the engine switch on the ON position.
5. Gently pull up the starter grip and pull it out briskly when
a resistance is felt (see Figure 4).
Don
’
t let the starter grip spring back
abruptly after starting; the starter grip
should be let back gently.
6. When the engine has been started, put the choke lever
on the ON position.
Steps to stop the generator:
1. Cut off all loads.
2. Turn off fuel switch.
3. Turn off engine switch.
If an emergency stop of the engine is needed, the engine switch
should be put on the OFF position.
V. Use of the generator
1. The requirements of environment for use of the generator:
(1) Applicable temperature range: -15
℃～
40
℃
(2) Applicable humidity level: under 95%.
(3) Applicable altitude: lower than 3, 300 feet (1,000 meters). For use at an altitude
of more than 3, 300 feet (1,000 meters), power decrease is needed for operation.
2. Connecting to home power supply
If the generator is to be connected to a home power supply as a standby, connection
shall be performed by a professional electrician or by another person with proficient
electrical skill.
When the loads are connected to the generator, please carefully
check whether electrical connections are safe and reliable. Any
improper connection may cause damage to the generator, or cause a fire.
Starter grip
Figure 4
