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7. You can now one at a time,
physically plug in your appliances
to the AC sockets (9). Ensure when
plugged in the appliances are OFF
and not requiring power.
Ensure you have read the appliances
manual for operation to ensure
the appliance doesn’t accidentally
power on when turning on the
power to the appliance
(Fig R).
8. The 240Va.c Outlet Power On/O
switch (1) controls the ow of power
to both the available outlets (Fig S).
You can move the 240Va.c Outlet
Power On/O switch (1) to the left
hand side “ON” position. A reminder
here that the generator will only
power a product or combination
of products up to a maximum
of 2000W continually and a little
higher 2200W at startup.
4. Press the engine On/O switch (2) to the “ON” green position as indicated
byan “I” down (Fig. O). This generator will not start without this switch in
the ON position.
5. To start the engine, slowly pull the recoil starter (15) until you feel it
engage and then pull it briskly (Fig. P). When starting the engine for the
very rst time, it may require a number of attempts to start until the fuel
has travelled from the tank to the engine. Slowly pull the recoil starter (15)
to full extent 2 or 3 times to assist an enriched fuel mixture to enter the
carburettor.
6. Once the engine starts, move the choke lever (16) backwards slowly
(towards the rear of the generator) to the “RUN” position (Fig K).
This ensures smooth operation when under load.
Allow the generator to run for a moment unloaded to warm up before
connecting appliances to be powered are connected.
The LED power supply indicator (6) is now showing green and the unit is
ready to provide power to the outlets (Fig Q).
Operation Operation
Q.
P.O.
ON
OFF
R.
S.
ON
OFF
9. As you turn on the appliances and
use them it will generate load on the generator and the engine speed
uctuate as requirements from the appliances increases and decreases.
This is normal. Refer also to the section on economy mode and using the
economy switch (29) on page 20.
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