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CONNECTING THE LPG/PROPANE TANK
BEFORE CONNECTING PROPANE TANK
TO THE GENERATOR PLEASE REVIEW
FUEL SAFETY SECTION ON PAGE 7
Connecting LPG Tank
1. Make sure the generator is off, on a flat surface in well
ventilated area.
2. Make sure propane tank valve is in the off position.
3. Make sure the fuel selector switch on the generator
control panel is pointing downward to “Propane”.
4. Remove the plastic cover on the generator propane
inlet valve.
5. Using your fingers tighten the LPG hose (included)
end below to the generator propane inlet. DO NOT
OVER-TIGHTEN 35-88 Ib-in maximum.
6. Attach the other end of the hose to a tank of LPG/
Propane and hand tighten.
7. Check all connections for leaks by wetting the fittings
with soapy water. Anywhere that bubbles appear
or grow indicates a leak in the connection. If a leak
exists at a fitting then turn off the tank valve and
tighten the fitting. Turn the gas back on and recheck
with soapy water again. If the leak continues or if the
leak is not at a fitting then do not use the generator
and contact customer service.
NOTICE
• Use only standard LPG tanks with Type 1, right hand Acme
threads.
• Verify the requalification date on the tank has not expired.
• All new tanks must be purged of air and moisture prior to filling.
Used tanks that have not been plugged or kept closed must also
be purged
• The purging process should be done by a LPG supplier. (Tanks
from an exchange supplier should have been purged and filled
properly already)
• Always position the tank so the connection between the valve
and the gas inlet won’t cause sharp bends or kinks in the hose.
WARNING
Do not start generator if you smell propane.
This may result in explosion hazard. Do not use
provided LPG hose for any other appliances.
Always turn off the propane tank and
disconnect LPG hose when not in use.
OPERATION
BEFORE STARTING THE GENERATOR
BEFORE STARTING THE GENERATOR,
REVIEW SAFETY SECTION STARTING
ON PAGE 5.
Before attempting to start the generator,
verify the following:
• The engine is filled with engine oil.
• The generator is situated in a proper location.
• The generator is on a dry surface.
• All loads are disconnected from the generator.
• The generator is properly grounded the Generator.
• Propane connection is secure with no leaks or
damage.
DANGER
Never use the generator in a location that is wet or
damp. Never expose the generator to rain, snow,
water spray or standing water while in use. Protect
the generator from all hazardous weather conditions.
Moisture or ice can cause a short circuit or other
malfunction in the electrical circuit.
Never operate the generator in an enclosed area.
Engine exhaust contains carbon monoxide. Only
operate the generator outside and away from windows,
doors and vents.
NOTICE
The engine is equipped with a low oil shutdown switch. If the oil
level becomes low, the engine may shut down and not start until the
oil is filled to the proper level. Poor oil quality may interfere with the
operation of the low oil shutdown switch.
The owner of the generator is responsible to ensure the proper oil
level is maintained during the operation of the generator. Failure to
maintain the proper oil level can result in engine damage.
NOTICE
When operating on LPG it is common for frost to form on the tank
and regulators. This is not an indication of a problem. The amount
of frost that forms can be affected by the size of the container, the
amount of fuel being used, the humidity of the air and other operating
conditions. In standard use this frost may reduce flow of gas and
lower performance. If frost becomes an issue try exchanging fuel
tanks to allow the first tank to warm up. You can also temporarily
warm the tank up by pouring warm water over the top of the propane
tank.