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Fabricado bajo licencia de Daewoo International Corporation, Korea
www.daewoopowerproducts.com
MANUAL DE USO/USER’S MANUAL
GDA SERIES
Grupos electrógenos/Gasoline Generators
Manufactured under license of Daewoo International Corporation, Korea

Questions and Answers

Summary

1. FOREWARD

2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Outdoor Use and Carbon Monoxide Safety

Ensures safe operation by warning against indoor use due to carbon monoxide.

Electrical Connection and Grounding Safety

Highlights risks of improper electrical connections and the importance of grounding.

Weather Exposure and Storage Precautions

Advises against using the generator in rain or wet conditions and proper storage.

General Maintenance and Spill Cleanup

Emphasizes keeping the generator clean and removing spills to prevent hazards.

Hot Surface Warning

Alerts users to the risk of burns from hot generator surfaces.

3. SAFETY SPECIFICATION

Electrocution Hazards and Prevention

Details risks of electrocution and preventative measures, including proper grounding.

Fuel Combustibility and Fire Risk Management

Warns about fuel flammability and fire risks during operation and refueling.

Rotating Parts Safety

Advises caution regarding moving parts to prevent injury during operation.

Operational Guidelines and Equipment Care

Covers weight placement, wheel usage, power limits, and storage conditions.

4. SAFETY REGULATION

Operator Safety and Warning Labels

Emphasizes following instructions and understanding warning labels for operator safety.

Electrical Shock and Environmental Hazards

Details risks associated with electricity, moisture, and carbon monoxide.

Fire Prevention and Grounding Requirements

Highlights fire risks during refueling and the critical need for proper grounding.

Carbon Monoxide and Weather Exposure Risks

Warns about toxic gas hazards and risks from rain or damp locations.

5. WARNING LABELS

Electrical Measurement Symbols

Defines units and symbols related to electrical measurements like Voltage, Amps, Watts.

General Safety and Instruction Symbols

Explains symbols for reading instructions and general safety warnings.

Hazard Identification Symbols

Details symbols indicating electrocution, toxic gas, fire, burns, and explosion risks.

Maintenance and Fluid Symbols

Explains symbols for grounding, water exposure, engine oil, and fuel.

6. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Generator Component Identification

Visual guide labeling key parts of the generator unit.

7. FEATURES

AC Circuit Breaker

Protects the generator against electrical overload by tripping.

Air Filter

Helps limit dirt and dust drawn into the unit during operation.

Choke Lever

Used to control the fuel-air mixture for starting the engine.

Fuel Tank and Valve

Stores fuel and controls its flow to the engine.

Foot Pedal

Assists in moving the generator by allowing handle depression.

Ground Terminal

Used for proper grounding to protect against electrical shock.

Low Oil Shut Down Protector

Automatically stops the engine if the oil level is insufficient.

Oil Cap;Dipstick and Drain Plug

Components for checking, adding, and draining engine oil.

Recoil Starter Grip

Used to manually start the generator's engine.

8. OPERATING GUIDE

Unit Grounding and Fueling Procedure

Instructions for grounding the unit and safely filling the fuel tank.

Pre-operational Checks: Engine Oil and Battery

Details on adding engine oil and connecting the battery for electrical start.

9. OPERATING

Starting the Generator Engine

Step-by-step guide for starting the generator using electric or manual methods.

Stopping the Engine

Procedure for Safely Stopping the Generator

Outlines steps to shut down the generator, including safety warnings.

10. POWER MANAGEMENT

11. MAINTENANCE

Regular Maintenance Schedule Overview

Presents a schedule of required maintenance tasks and their intervals.

Maintenance Notes and Oil Replacement Guide

Provides essential notes on maintenance procedures and a visual guide for oil changes.

12. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

Troubleshooting Faults, Causes, and Actions

A comprehensive table listing common faults, their causes, and recommended solutions.

Generator Operating Environment Conditions

Details environmental factors like temperature, humidity, and altitude affecting operation.

13. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

14. ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 1 - RECOIL START, MONOPHASE

Recoil Start Monophase Wiring Diagram

Illustrates the electrical connections for a recoil start, monophase generator.

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 2 - ELECTRIC START, MONOPHASE

Electric Start Monophase Wiring Diagram

Illustrates the electrical connections for an electric start, monophase generator.

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 3 - ELECTRIC START, MONOPHASE

Electric Start Monophase Wiring Diagram 3

Provides a third schematic for electric start, monophase generator configurations.

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 4 - RECOIL START, MONOPHASE

Recoil Start Monophase Wiring Diagram 4

Provides a fourth schematic for recoil start, monophase generator configurations.

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 5 - ELECTRIC START, THREE PHASE

Electric Start Three Phase Wiring Diagram

Illustrates electrical connections for electric start, three-phase generator sets.

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 6 - RECOIL START, THREE PHASE

Recoil Start Three Phase Wiring Diagram

Illustrates electrical connections for recoil start, three-phase generator sets.

WARRANTY AND GUARANTEE

Warranty Card Registration

Fields for recording product details for warranty purposes.

Product Guarantee Terms

Details the warranty period, coverage, and exclusions.

Summary

1. FOREWARD

2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Outdoor Use and Carbon Monoxide Safety

Ensures safe operation by warning against indoor use due to carbon monoxide.

Electrical Connection and Grounding Safety

Highlights risks of improper electrical connections and the importance of grounding.

Weather Exposure and Storage Precautions

Advises against using the generator in rain or wet conditions and proper storage.

General Maintenance and Spill Cleanup

Emphasizes keeping the generator clean and removing spills to prevent hazards.

Hot Surface Warning

Alerts users to the risk of burns from hot generator surfaces.

3. SAFETY SPECIFICATION

Electrocution Hazards and Prevention

Details risks of electrocution and preventative measures, including proper grounding.

Fuel Combustibility and Fire Risk Management

Warns about fuel flammability and fire risks during operation and refueling.

Rotating Parts Safety

Advises caution regarding moving parts to prevent injury during operation.

Operational Guidelines and Equipment Care

Covers weight placement, wheel usage, power limits, and storage conditions.

4. SAFETY REGULATION

Operator Safety and Warning Labels

Emphasizes following instructions and understanding warning labels for operator safety.

Electrical Shock and Environmental Hazards

Details risks associated with electricity, moisture, and carbon monoxide.

Fire Prevention and Grounding Requirements

Highlights fire risks during refueling and the critical need for proper grounding.

Carbon Monoxide and Weather Exposure Risks

Warns about toxic gas hazards and risks from rain or damp locations.

5. WARNING LABELS

Electrical Measurement Symbols

Defines units and symbols related to electrical measurements like Voltage, Amps, Watts.

General Safety and Instruction Symbols

Explains symbols for reading instructions and general safety warnings.

Hazard Identification Symbols

Details symbols indicating electrocution, toxic gas, fire, burns, and explosion risks.

Maintenance and Fluid Symbols

Explains symbols for grounding, water exposure, engine oil, and fuel.

6. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Generator Component Identification

Visual guide labeling key parts of the generator unit.

7. FEATURES

AC Circuit Breaker

Protects the generator against electrical overload by tripping.

Air Filter

Helps limit dirt and dust drawn into the unit during operation.

Choke Lever

Used to control the fuel-air mixture for starting the engine.

Fuel Tank and Valve

Stores fuel and controls its flow to the engine.

Foot Pedal

Assists in moving the generator by allowing handle depression.

Ground Terminal

Used for proper grounding to protect against electrical shock.

Low Oil Shut Down Protector

Automatically stops the engine if the oil level is insufficient.

Oil Cap;Dipstick and Drain Plug

Components for checking, adding, and draining engine oil.

Recoil Starter Grip

Used to manually start the generator's engine.

8. OPERATING GUIDE

Unit Grounding and Fueling Procedure

Instructions for grounding the unit and safely filling the fuel tank.

Pre-operational Checks: Engine Oil and Battery

Details on adding engine oil and connecting the battery for electrical start.

9. OPERATING

Starting the Generator Engine

Step-by-step guide for starting the generator using electric or manual methods.

Stopping the Engine

Procedure for Safely Stopping the Generator

Outlines steps to shut down the generator, including safety warnings.

10. POWER MANAGEMENT

11. MAINTENANCE

Regular Maintenance Schedule Overview

Presents a schedule of required maintenance tasks and their intervals.

Maintenance Notes and Oil Replacement Guide

Provides essential notes on maintenance procedures and a visual guide for oil changes.

12. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

Troubleshooting Faults, Causes, and Actions

A comprehensive table listing common faults, their causes, and recommended solutions.

Generator Operating Environment Conditions

Details environmental factors like temperature, humidity, and altitude affecting operation.

13. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

14. ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 1 - RECOIL START, MONOPHASE

Recoil Start Monophase Wiring Diagram

Illustrates the electrical connections for a recoil start, monophase generator.

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 2 - ELECTRIC START, MONOPHASE

Electric Start Monophase Wiring Diagram

Illustrates the electrical connections for an electric start, monophase generator.

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 3 - ELECTRIC START, MONOPHASE

Electric Start Monophase Wiring Diagram 3

Provides a third schematic for electric start, monophase generator configurations.

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 4 - RECOIL START, MONOPHASE

Recoil Start Monophase Wiring Diagram 4

Provides a fourth schematic for recoil start, monophase generator configurations.

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 5 - ELECTRIC START, THREE PHASE

Electric Start Three Phase Wiring Diagram

Illustrates electrical connections for electric start, three-phase generator sets.

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 6 - RECOIL START, THREE PHASE

Recoil Start Three Phase Wiring Diagram

Illustrates electrical connections for recoil start, three-phase generator sets.

WARRANTY AND GUARANTEE

Warranty Card Registration

Fields for recording product details for warranty purposes.

Product Guarantee Terms

Details the warranty period, coverage, and exclusions.

Daewoo GDA Series Specifications

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BrandDaewoo
ModelGDA Series
CategoryPortable Generator
LanguageEnglish

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