To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Champion 100455 Portable Generator shut down during operation?
Your Champion Portable Generator might shut down during operation for two primary reasons: it's either out of fuel, so you should fill the fuel tank, or the oil level is too low, requiring you to fill the crankcase to the proper level and place the generator on a flat, level surface.
What to do if my Champion Portable Generator has no AC output?
If your Champion Portable Generator has no AC output, begin by checking all cable connections to ensure they are properly connected. Then, verify that the connected device isn't defective and replace it if necessary. Also, make sure the circuit breaker is not open; if it is, reset it. Finally, inspect and tighten any loose wiring connections.
Why Champion 100455 starts but runs roughly?
If your Champion Portable Generator starts but runs roughly, check the oil level and fill the crankcase to the proper level. Also, place the generator on a flat, level surface. Ensure the choke is in the correct position, and that the spark plug wire is securely attached to the spark plug.
What causes repeated circuit breaker tripping on a Champion 100455?
Repeated circuit breaker tripping on your Champion Portable Generator can be caused by an overload. Review the load and adjust it accordingly. Also, check for damaged, bare, or frayed wires on your cords or connected devices. Replace any defective devices.
What to do if Champion 100455 Portable Generator cannot supply enough power or is overheating?
If your Champion Portable Generator cannot supply enough power or is overheating, it might be overloaded. Review the load and adjust accordingly. Also, check for any air restrictions and move the generator to a well-ventilated area to ensure sufficient ventilation.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols like Danger, Warning, Caution, and Notice.
Details hazards like CO poisoning, entanglement with rotating parts, and electrical shock risks.
Covers fire hazards, hot surfaces, starter cord kickback, and generator overload warnings.
Explains dangers of gasoline and propane, including flammability and explosion risks.
Explains common hazard symbols like "Read Operator's Manual," "Clearance," "Electric Shock," "Fire/Explosion," etc.
Defines symbols related to starting, stopping, fuel valve, choke, economy mode, oil level, overload, and reset functions.
Identifies specific warning labels on the generator, such as CO Danger, Safety Icons, Fuel, Hot Surface, and Spark Arrestor.
Identifies external parts of the generator, including carrying handle, fuel vent, fuel cap, recoil starter, and muffler.
Details the functions of indicator lights, switches, knobs, and receptacles on the control panel.
Lists the items included with the generator and the tools required for assembly or maintenance.
Guides on safely unpacking the generator and properly adding engine oil.
Instructs on the correct type of fuel and the procedure for filling the fuel tank safely.
Explains grounding, safe locations, clearance, and protecting electronics from voltage fluctuations.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to start the generator engine, including choke usage.
Details connecting devices, load management, calculating power, and using Eco Mode.
Explains parallel operation and provides instructions on how to safely shut down the generator engine.
Details how to clean the generator and guides the user through changing the engine oil.
Explains how to maintain the spark plug, clean the air filter, and clean the spark arrestor.
Warns against tampering with the governor and outlines recommended service intervals.
Provides procedures for storing the generator for up to one year or longer, including fuel stabilization.
Explains the steps to take when taking the generator out of storage for use.
Lists technical details like model, wattage, voltage, amperage, weight, dimensions, engine specs, and oil type.
Specifies fuel type, spark plug details, valve clearances, and operating temperature ranges.
Compliance statement for Industry Canada regarding interference.
Visual representation of all generator parts with corresponding numbers for reference.
A detailed list of all generator parts, their numbers, descriptions, and quantities.
Illustrated breakdown of engine components with reference numbers.
Comprehensive list of engine parts, including part numbers, descriptions, and quantities.
Continues the detailed list of engine parts with their respective numbers and descriptions.
Schematic showing the electrical connections within the generator system.
Lists common issues encountered with the generator, their potential causes, and solutions.
Outlines requirements for product registration, warranty terms, and how to obtain service.
Lists conditions and parts not covered by the warranty, such as normal wear and misuse.
Explains warranty rights, obligations, and coverage for the emission control system as per EPA.
Clarifies warranty applicability, coverage, and interpretation for emission-related parts.
Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty service and contact customer support for emission-related issues.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols like Danger, Warning, Caution, and Notice.
Details hazards like CO poisoning, entanglement with rotating parts, and electrical shock risks.
Covers fire hazards, hot surfaces, starter cord kickback, and generator overload warnings.
Explains dangers of gasoline and propane, including flammability and explosion risks.
Explains common hazard symbols like "Read Operator's Manual," "Clearance," "Electric Shock," "Fire/Explosion," etc.
Defines symbols related to starting, stopping, fuel valve, choke, economy mode, oil level, overload, and reset functions.
Identifies specific warning labels on the generator, such as CO Danger, Safety Icons, Fuel, Hot Surface, and Spark Arrestor.
Identifies external parts of the generator, including carrying handle, fuel vent, fuel cap, recoil starter, and muffler.
Details the functions of indicator lights, switches, knobs, and receptacles on the control panel.
Lists the items included with the generator and the tools required for assembly or maintenance.
Guides on safely unpacking the generator and properly adding engine oil.
Instructs on the correct type of fuel and the procedure for filling the fuel tank safely.
Explains grounding, safe locations, clearance, and protecting electronics from voltage fluctuations.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to start the generator engine, including choke usage.
Details connecting devices, load management, calculating power, and using Eco Mode.
Explains parallel operation and provides instructions on how to safely shut down the generator engine.
Details how to clean the generator and guides the user through changing the engine oil.
Explains how to maintain the spark plug, clean the air filter, and clean the spark arrestor.
Warns against tampering with the governor and outlines recommended service intervals.
Provides procedures for storing the generator for up to one year or longer, including fuel stabilization.
Explains the steps to take when taking the generator out of storage for use.
Lists technical details like model, wattage, voltage, amperage, weight, dimensions, engine specs, and oil type.
Specifies fuel type, spark plug details, valve clearances, and operating temperature ranges.
Compliance statement for Industry Canada regarding interference.
Visual representation of all generator parts with corresponding numbers for reference.
A detailed list of all generator parts, their numbers, descriptions, and quantities.
Illustrated breakdown of engine components with reference numbers.
Comprehensive list of engine parts, including part numbers, descriptions, and quantities.
Continues the detailed list of engine parts with their respective numbers and descriptions.
Schematic showing the electrical connections within the generator system.
Lists common issues encountered with the generator, their potential causes, and solutions.
Outlines requirements for product registration, warranty terms, and how to obtain service.
Lists conditions and parts not covered by the warranty, such as normal wear and misuse.
Explains warranty rights, obligations, and coverage for the emission control system as per EPA.
Clarifies warranty applicability, coverage, and interpretation for emission-related parts.
Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty service and contact customer support for emission-related issues.
General| Model | 100455 |
|---|---|
| Type | Portable Generator |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Runtime at 50% Load | 8 hours |
| Outlets | 2 x 120V 20A |
