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General| Brand | Cabela's |
|---|---|
| Model | 46578 |
| Category | Portable Generator |
| Language | English |
Congratulates the owner on their generator purchase and outlines its benefits.
Describes the unit as a gasoline engine driven AC generator for electrical power.
Mentions Champion Power Equipment manufactures accessories and where to find them.
States efforts made for accuracy and reserves the right to change content without notice.
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation resulting in death or serious injury if not avoided.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation resulting in death or serious injury if not avoided.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation resulting in minor or moderate injury if not avoided.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation resulting in property damage if not avoided.
Provides additional information or assistance contacts.
Read manual, exhaust toxicity, CO danger, outdoor operation.
Voltage, wet weather, qualified persons, GFCI, transfer equipment.
Rotating parts, heat from engine/exhaust, clearance.
Button battery hazard, no medical device use.
Flammable fuel, explosion risk, startup hazards, storage.
Starter cord retraction, avoiding overload, tampering.
Proper placement, cleaning, cooling, and avoiding obstructions.
Identifies key components like fuel tank, choke, valve, filter, starter, and battery.
Describes the Intelligauge, Ignition Switch, Circuit Breakers, Battery Switch, and Ground Terminal.
Lists and describes the available AC receptacles (30A Twist-Lock, 30A, 20A Duplex).
Lists system components and conditions required to enable remote control functions.
Explains how to start and stop the generator using the wireless remote control.
Details power consumption of the remote control module and how to minimize battery drain.
Explains voltage delay during remote start/stop and its purpose.
Advises turning off loads during manual start/stop to prevent damage.
Lists parts included in the wheel kit for assembly.
Lists miscellaneous items like oil funnel, oil, spark plug socket, and wireless remote.
Instructions for safely removing the generator from its shipping carton.
Steps and tools required to attach the wheels to the generator frame.
Guides for installing the support leg and handles onto the generator.
Steps for connecting the positive and negative battery leads to the terminals.
Recommends 10W-30 oil and provides instructions for adding it, including capacity and checking level.
Explains the 5-hour break-in period and suggests changing oil after this period.
Discusses oil types for different weather and the use of synthetic oil.
Specifies unleaded gasoline, octane rating, ethanol content, and filling instructions.
Details safe practices for fueling, including avoiding indoors and smoking.
Discusses potential issues with ethanol blends and warranty coverage.
Explains why grounding is necessary to prevent electric shock.
Describes connecting the generator to a ground terminal and rod, recommending electrician consultation.
Details safe operating locations, clearances from combustible materials, and ventilation requirements.
Explains the generator's ground connection and the isolation of the stator winding.
Advises using surge suppressors to protect sensitive electronic equipment from voltage fluctuations.
Steps for starting the generator using the wireless remote or electric start.
Instructions for manually starting the generator using the recoil starter cord.
Steps for connecting electrical loads after engine stabilization, including load limits.
Warns against connecting to home outlets and advises consulting utilities/electricians for grid connections.
Steps to turn off the generator after unplugging loads and running at no-load.
Procedures for stopping the generator using the wireless remote and for extended storage.
Steps to determine running and starting watts needed for connected devices.
Recommends a method for adding electrical loads gradually to protect the generator and devices.
Explains how altitude reduces engine power and output, and potential issues.
Information on obtaining and using a high altitude carburetor main jet for improved performance.
Instructions for checking and changing the engine oil, including capacity and disposal.
Steps for removing, inspecting, gapping, and installing the spark plug.
Procedure for cleaning the air filter foam element using detergent, water, and oil.
Steps to clean carbon deposits from the spark arrester screen.
Guidelines for cleaning the generator's exterior and components, avoiding water spray.
Presents a schedule for periodic maintenance tasks based on operating hours or time intervals.
Notes that air-fuel mixture is not adjustable and directs users to contact service for adjustments.
Guidelines for starting the generator periodically and preparing for longer storage.
Discusses the automatic charging circuit, battery maintenance, and charging methods.
Steps for safely disconnecting and storing the generator battery.
Lists engine displacement, type, start type, running/starting watts, AC load, phase, and frequency.
Details fuel capacity, weight, dimensions, and recommended fuel type.
Specifies recommended oil type (10W-30) and capacity, with notes on weather.
OEM and replacement spark plug part numbers and gap specifications.
Provides intake and exhaust valve clearance specifications and where to find adjustment procedures.
Details FCC rules for the remote control device and measures to correct interference.
Lists common issues like no fuel, faulty plug, low oil, or incorrect choke position.
Addresses problems like loose connections, open breakers, or insufficient ventilation causing no power.
Explains causes for generator gallops and repeated circuit breaker tripping, like overload or faulty cords.
Provides contact details for technical service, including hours and email.
Outlines requirements for warranty registration and proof of purchase.
Details the duration and scope of the repair/replacement warranty.
Instructs users to contact CPE for troubleshooting and authorized repair facilities.
Lists conditions and parts not covered by the warranty, such as normal wear and misuse.
Explains limitations on implied warranties and consequential damages.
Specifies that normal maintenance, cosmetic defects, and wear items are not covered.
Lists items like non-original parts, acts of God, and use for prime power.
Provides addresses and phone numbers for customer and technical service.
Explains the owner's and manufacturer's rights and responsibilities regarding emission systems.
Details the warranty period and what is covered for emission-related parts.
Outlines the owner's duty for maintenance, record-keeping, and presenting the unit for service.
Lists specific systems and parts covered under the emission control system warranty.
Instructs how to obtain warranty service by taking the product to an authorized dealer.
