3. SAFETY SPECIFICATION
Danger: Electrocution hazard - Electricity can cause DEATH or SERIOUSINJURY
• DO NOT use bare wire to connect power supply to electrical equipment, use a plug that
meets local regulations.
• During generator operation, do not touch exposed wires.
• During generator operation, keep children a safe distance from the generator unit.
• DO NOT use the generator unless it is fully assembled as instructed in this manual.
• Properly ground the generator and verify grounding is in place before each use. Grounding
regulations vary by location, consult a qualified electrician for verification.
• Accessories including cables and plug must not be defective. Electric shock prevention
hinges on the breaker. If you renew the breaker use a breaker with the same rating and
performance features, contact your local authorized service agent.
Danger: Fuel used by the generator is combustible, as this equipment generates high
temperature, this causes a fire risk in some circumstances , such as refueling.
• It is strictly prohibited to add fuel while the generator is operating;
• When adding fuel, keep far away from any ignition source, and NO smoking;
• When adding fuel, pay attention not to spill fuel on the equipment, if fuel is spilt；
clean it immediately, and only start it up when the spilt fuel has evaporated completely;
• During operation, be sure there are no combustibles within a 2m range.
• In case of long-term nonuse, make sure you use a fuel stabilizer or empty the fuel tank and bowl.
Caution: This equipment contains high speed revolving parts, which may cause injury.
• During generator operation, avoid coming into contact with any revolving parts.
• During generator operation, observe surroundings, make sure there is no risk to the generator,
other people and nearby equipment.
• During generator operation, do not lift or re-position. Turn the generator off ensuring it has
come to a complete stop.
Attention: operating requirements
• Do not place weight on the equipment.
• The wheel is adopted for convenience of equipment moving, do not use it in long distance,
otherwise it will be damaged.
• Do not exceed rating power of the equipment in operation; otherwise, its service life will be shorte-
ned. Power of common household appliances is shown on Page 14 in details.
• Maintain the equipment based on requirements so as to prolong its service life, refer to Page 15-17
for details.
• Operate and store the generator in a dust free area this prevents dust entering inside of the equip-
ment which reduces its working life.
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