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General| Model | CTG2500i |
|---|---|
| Max Output | 2500W |
| Rated Output | 2200W |
| Displacement | 79cc |
| Fuel Type | Unleaded Petrol |
| Starting System | Recoil |
| Weight | 22 kg |
| Type | Inverter Generator |
| Engine Type | 4-stroke OHV |
| AC Output | 230V |
| DC Output | 12V, 8.3A |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 4.5 litres |
| Outlets | 2 x 15A |
Guidance on claims under warranty and product eligibility.
Provides contact information for Crommelins Machinery and service agents.
Warns about the lethal danger of carbon monoxide from generator exhaust.
Alerts users to the risk of burns from touching a hot exhaust system.
Instructs on safe refueling, including stopping the engine and wiping spills.
General warning to pay attention and prioritize safety.
Emphasizes the importance of reading the manual before use.
Caution regarding the hazardous nature of generator exhaust fumes.
Strictly prohibits operating the generator in enclosed spaces.
Advises caution when touching hot engine and muffler parts.
Highlights the necessity of grounding the generator for electrical safety.
Prohibits using the generator inside vehicles or for marine applications.
Warns against modifying or operating the generator with removed components.
States that children should not be allowed to operate the generator.
Instructs to use only the carry handle for moving the generator.
Advises against placing objects on or in front of the generator.
Specifies operating the generator only on hard, dry surfaces.
Details the dangers of carbon monoxide and ventilation requirements.
Instructs to always shut off the engine before refueling.
Prohibits refueling near open flames or while smoking.
Caution to avoid spilling fuel on the engine or muffler.
Warns against ingesting, inhaling fuel vapor, or getting fuel in eyes.
Provides instructions for cleaning fuel spills from skin or clothing.
Advises keeping the generator upright during transport to prevent leaks.
Ensures fuel cap is tight and vent knob is OFF during transport.
Keep generator away from pedestrians and children due to hot parts.
Avoid placing flammable materials near the hot exhaust outlet.
Maintain 1 meter distance from buildings to prevent overheating.
Avoid operating the generator in rain or snow to prevent electric shock.
Do not touch the generator with wet hands to avoid electric shock.
Details how to connect the ground line to the generator and earth.
Warns against connecting the generator directly to commercial power sockets.
Prohibits connecting the generator in parallel with other generators.
Requires a licensed electrician for connecting to building systems via an isolation switch.
Controls engine speed based on load for fuel efficiency and noise reduction.
Socket for charging 12V batteries.
Protects DC output from overload or reverse connection.
Sockets for connecting AC power devices.
Terminal for grounding the generator for electrical safety.
Indicator for low engine oil level.
Indicator for generator overload.
Indicates when the generator is producing AC output.
Resets the generator after overload or other faults.
Explains the function of the main switch for starting and stopping the engine.
Enables economic mode, adjusting engine speed to load for efficiency.
Disables eco-mode, running the engine at rated speed regardless of load.
Specifies that the smart-throttle must be OFF for devices with high starting current.
Explains how the DC protector trips on overload or reverse connection.
Guides on reducing load or consulting dealer if DC protector trips.
Instructions on how to reset the DC protector.
Emphasizes connecting the ground terminal for electrical safety.
Describes the low oil alarm activation and automatic engine stop.
Guide for starting issues related to low oil levels.
Indicates when connected load is close to the rated power.
Describes overload detection, breaker activation, and indicator status.
Steps to take when the overload light is on.
Indicates the generator is producing AC output when lit green.
Explains how the vent knob balances tank pressure and controls fuel flow.
Advises setting vent knob to OFF when generator is off or moved.
Procedure to reset the generator after an overload condition.
Stresses that pre-operation checks must be performed before each use.
Instructions for checking and filling the fuel tank with unleaded gasoline.
Specifies the fuel tank capacity as 5.0L (1.3 US gal).
Highlights the hazards associated with fuel and refers to safety info.
Warns against overfilling the fuel tank to prevent overflow.
Caution about the hot engine and muffler during and after operation.
Advises against storing the generator in hot cars or direct sun.
Procedure for checking engine oil level using the oil filter hole.
Notes that the generator is shipped without engine oil.
Warns against tilting the generator while filling engine oil.
Lists recommended engine oil types based on temperature.
Specifies the engine oil capacity as 300-400ml.
Advises not to overfill, but to fill to the oil indicator line.
Re-iterates the importance of grounding for preventing electric shock.
Mandates operating the generator in a well-ventilated area to prevent hazards.
Instructs to clean sockets before starting the engine.
Reminds users to read pre-operation checks before operating.
Specifies standard atmospheric conditions for rated output operation.
Details turning the vent knob to ON to open the fuel tank vent.
Turns the ignition circuit and fuel flow ON.
Pulling the choke cable out for starting.
Specifies that choke is not needed for starting a warm engine.
Instructions for pulling the recoil starter for engine ignition.
Advises firmly grasping the generator to prevent it from falling.
Allows engine to warm up before returning choke to original position.
Confirms moving choke back to normal position once engine is warm.
Sets smart-throttle to OFF when starting with no load.
Details engine warm-up times based on ambient temperature.
Ensures total load does not exceed generator's rated output to prevent damage.
Explains the overload alarm indicates when wattage exceeds the application range.
Strict warning against overloading to prevent generator damage.
Advises spacing for precision equipment to avoid electrical interference.
States the generator is not suitable for medical applications.
Notes that some appliances may not run due to high starting current needs.
Ensures all electric devices are turned off before connecting to the generator.
Checks condition of devices, lines, and plugs before connecting.
Verifies that the total load is within the generator's rated output.
Confirms socket load current is within its rated capacity.
Ensures the generator is properly grounded when connecting devices.
Initial step to start the generator.
Connects the device plug to the generator's AC socket.
Confirms the green AC output indicator is lit.
Turns smart-throttle ON and then powers on connected electric devices.
Instructs to keep smart-throttle OFF for devices with high starting current.
Warns against charging VRLA batteries due to special charging needs.
States the generator's DC output rating: 12V - 8 Amp.
Instructs to connect the battery only after starting the generator.
Details connecting red cable to positive and black to negative terminals.
First step: start the generator.
Pressing the DC protector to reset and enable connection.
Sets smart-throttle to OFF position during battery charging.
Connects the charging line to the battery and generator.
Confirms smart-throttle is OFF and battery lines are correctly connected.
Connect charging line to battery first, then generator to prevent short circuits.
Advice on reducing load if DC protector trips during charging.
Guidance on checking battery electrolyte specific gravity for full charge.
Warns against smoking or cutting cables during charging due to fire risk.
Details hazards of battery electrolyte, including skin and eye contact.
Instructs to disconnect all electric devices before stopping the engine.
Sets smart-throttle to OFF before stopping the engine.
Turns the main switch to the OFF position to stop the engine.
Closes the fuel tank vent knob after the engine has cooled.
Owner's responsibility to inspect, adjust, lubricate, and maintain the generator.
Advises using only genuine Crommelins parts for replacements.
Recommends consulting a local service agent for major maintenance tasks.
Crucial warning to stop the engine before performing any maintenance.
Check, clean, and replace spark plug as needed.
Check fuel level and for any fuel leakage.
Inspect fuel hose for cracks or damage; replace if necessary.
Check engine oil level and replace as needed.
Check and clean the air filter element.
Check, clean, and replace flame retardant element.
Clean and replace the fuel screen.
Check breather hose for cracks or damage.
Decarbonize cylinder head if necessary.
Check and adjust valve clearance when engine is cold.
Check all fittings and fasteners for correctness.
Check the machine for any abnormalities.
Specifies initial engine oil replacement after 1 month or 20 hours.
Notes increased cleaning frequency for air filter in wet or dusty conditions.
Recommends consulting a service agent for carburetor adjustments.
Steps to remove the spark plug cover and cap.
Procedure for loosening and removing the spark plug.
Inspect spark plug for discoloration and remove carbon deposits.
Verify spark plug type and check its clearance.
Details the recommended spark plug type and clearance.
Instructions for installing the spark plug with specified torque.
Re-install the spark plug cover.
Tip for hand-starting spark plug threads before torquing.
Warns not to drain hot oil immediately after engine shutdown.
Warm up engine briefly to reduce oil viscosity for draining.
Procedure to unscrew and remove the oil filling cover.
Steps to remove drain plug, position pan, and drain oil completely.
Emphasizes responsible disposal of used engine oil.
Procedure for adding new engine oil to the filter port.
Warns against tilting the generator while adding oil.
Refers to page 15 for recommended engine oil types.
Wipe oil spills and tighten the oil drain plug.
Re-install and tighten the oil filling cover.
Caution about hot engine and muffler before inspecting parts.
Procedure to remove screws and disassemble the exhaust cover.
Steps to loosen clamp and remove the flame retardant element cap.
Use a wire brush to remove carbon deposits from element and screen.
Use a soft wire brush for light brushing to avoid damage.
Check element and screen for damage; replace if necessary.
Install element and screen into cap and then to muffler.
Re-install the exhaust cover and tighten screws.
Loosen screws and remove the air intake cover.
Loosen screw, remove cover, and take out the filter element.
Wash the filter element in solvent and dry it thoroughly.
Apply a small amount of engine oil to the element and squeeze out excess.
Specifies recommended oils for the air filter element.
Caution not to wring out the filter element sponge to prevent damage.
Insert the prepared filter element into the air filter housing.
Ensure element sealing surface aligns to prevent air leaks.
Warning against running the engine without the air filter element.
Re-install the air filter cover and tighten screws.
Check and correctly place the sealing strip when installing the cover.
Assemble the air intake cover and tighten screws.
Install the maintenance door using the provided screw.
Open fuel tank cap and remove the inlet filter screen.
Remove fuel outlet line and take out the outlet filter screen.
Clean filter screens with gasoline, replacing if damaged.
Wipe and install cleaned filter screens into fuel tank ports.
Tighten fuel tank cap and secure fuel outlet pipe with clamp.
Emphasizes tightening the fuel tank cap and fuel pipe clamp.
Checks for fuel in tank, vent knob, and clogged lines/carburetor.
Action to add engine oil if the level is low.
Check the main switch to ensure it is in the ON position.
Addresses spark plug condition, clearance, and ignition system.
Troubleshooting steps when the generator produces no output.
Disconnect devices, reduce load, and press reset button.
Pressing DC protector to reset DC output.
Follow procedures to prevent deterioration during long-term storage.
Drain fuel from the tank into a container using a siphon.
Drain fuel from the carburetor float chamber.
Warning about fuel flammability and poison during draining.
Run the engine until it stops from lack of fuel.
Add oil to spark plug hole and turn starter to coat cylinder.
Pull recoil starter to feel compression, then stop to prevent rusting.
Clean the exterior using a damp cloth and mild detergent.
Store in a dry, well-ventilated place, covered with a cloth.
Maintain a vertical position for storage, carrying, and operation.
General precautions to follow when transporting the generator.
Ensure the fuel tank is not overfilled, with no fuel in the filler neck.
Prohibits operating the generator while it is on a vehicle.
Avoid exposing the generator to direct sunlight on a vehicle.
Caution against prolonged driving on rough roads with the generator onboard.
Ensure the vent knob is turned to the OFF position for transport.
Locates the machine identification series number on the generator.
Field to write down the generator's serial number.
Details conditions under which noise level is measured (smart-throttle ON).
Explains that quoted noise levels are emissions, not necessarily safe exposure levels.
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