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Defines DANGER as a hazardous situation that will result in death or serious injury.
Defines WARNING as a hazardous situation that could result in death or serious injury.
Defines CAUTION as a hazardous situation that could result in minor or moderate injury.
Highlights hazards of imprudent operation, neglect of maintenance, or carelessness leading to injury or death.
Warns about lethal voltages and the need to make the machine safe before working on it.
Warns about deadly carbon monoxide gas from exhaust, causing severe symptoms or death.
Stresses proper installation, maintenance, and compliance with codes to prevent fire hazards.
Highlights the explosive nature of natural gas and LP gas and the need for proper fuel system installation and testing.
Warns about the requirement for a transfer switch to isolate the electrical system, preventing backfeed and injury.
Lists and briefly describes the various protection systems designed to prevent engine damage.
Presents specifications for generator models including voltage, current, breaker, phase, poles, frequency, battery, and weight.
Warns about deadly carbon monoxide from exhaust and the need for outdoor installation and ventilation.
Mandates outdoor operation only and keeping exhaust away from confined areas.
Warns against operating the engine with a low oil level to prevent damage.
Warns about extreme electrical shock hazard when operating the transfer switch manually.
Steps for testing the generator set with electrical loads applied, including monitoring for issues.
Warns that the engine may start unexpectedly in AUTO mode and advises safety precautions.
Warns about the extreme electrical shock hazard when manually operating the transfer switch.
Lists priority alarms, including Low Oil Pressure, High Engine Temperature, Over Crank, Over Speed, RPM Sense Loss, Under/Over Voltage, and Internal Fault.
Warns against operating the engine with a low oil level to prevent damage.
Warns about hot oil causing burns and skin exposure risks during oil changes.
Warns that attempting to start a cold engine before servicing may cause failure.
Detailed steps for changing the engine oil and oil filter, including draining and replacement.
Reiterates dangers of battery explosion and electrical shock, and safety precautions.
Details hazards of battery electrolyte and necessary safety precautions.
Advises on preventing fire risk from hydrogen gas generated by lead-acid batteries, including no smoking.
Warns about potential sparking and explosion if battery cables are connected incorrectly or when the switch is not off.
Warns that exhaust is extremely hot and can ignite nearby materials.
Troubleshooting steps for when the generator engine fails to crank.
Troubleshooting steps for when the engine cranks but fails to start.
Troubleshooting steps for engines that start poorly or run unevenly.
Troubleshooting for the engine running when the switch is in the OFF position.
Troubleshooting steps for when the generator produces no AC output.
Troubleshooting steps when the transfer switch fails to move to standby power.
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