To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a Briggs & Stratton Portable Generator that will not start or starts and runs rough?
If your Briggs & Stratton Portable Generator won't start or runs rough, check the following: * Ensure the fuel valve is in the "On" position. * If the fuel valve is already in the "On" position, replace the battery.
What to do if my Briggs & Stratton Portable Generator has no AC output but is running?
If your Briggs & Stratton Portable Generator is running but has no AC output, there are several potential causes. First, check if a circuit breaker has opened and reset it. Second, there may be a fault in the generator, in that case contact an authorized service facility. Third, inspect the cord set for poor connections or defects and repair if necessary. Finally, try connecting another device that is known to be in good condition to rule out a problem with the original device.
Why does my Briggs & Stratton Elite 09801-9 run good at no-load but bogs down when loads are connected?
Your Briggs & Stratton Portable Generator may bog down when loads are connected due to several reasons. A short circuit in a connected load could be the problem, so disconnect electrical loads to check. Also, the generator might be overloaded, so see the manual section "Don't Overload Generator". Finally, there may be a shorted generator circuit, which requires contacting an authorized service facility.
What to do if my Briggs & Stratton Portable Generator shuts down during operation?
If your Briggs & Stratton Portable Generator shuts down during operation, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, check the fuel level and fill the fuel tank if it's out of fuel. Second, the load might be too high, so consult the "Don't Overload Generator" section in the manual.
General| Model | Elite 09801-9 |
|---|---|
| Type | Portable Generator |
| Engine Displacement | 420cc |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 7.5 gallons |
| Run Time at 50% Load | 9 hours |
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton |
| Voltage | 120/240V |
| Run Time | 9 hours at 50% load |
| Wheels | Yes |
| CO Guard | Yes |
| Engine Type | OHV |
| Outlet Types | 1 120/240V 30A Locking |
| Noise Level | 74 dBA |
Explanation of safety symbols, signal words, and specific warnings for safe operation.
Covers hazards like carbon monoxide, fuel, electrical shock, hot surfaces, and kickback.
Guidelines for system grounding, special requirements, building connections, and safe generator placement.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the engine and connecting electrical loads.
Explanation of generator receptacles and how to manage electrical loads to prevent overloading.
