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Firman T09371 - Self-Test Operation

Firman T09371
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OPERATION
6.
Connecting
Electrical
Loads
This
portable
generator
has
been
pretested
and
adjusted
to
handle
its
full
capacity.
The
voltage
is
regulated
using
an
automatic
voltage
regulator
(AVR).
Readjusting
the
AVR
will
void
warranty.
The
duplex
receptacle
is
equipped
with
GFCI
protection.
The
GFCI
protects
against
electric
shock
that
may
be
caused
if
you
become
a
path
which
el
ectricity
travels
to
reach
earth.
Even
with
a GFCI
you
may
feel
a
shock,
but
the
GFCI
cuts
power
quickly
so
an
average
person
should
not
suffer
any
injury.
Ma
nu
al
test
GFCI
while
generator
is
running
to
verify
internal
contacts
wi
II
function
e
Push
the
test
button
.
The
reset
button
will
pop
out,
which
should
cut
power
to
outlet.
e
Press
the
reset
button
until
it
locks
in
the
depressed
position
.
If
the
GFCI
does
not
reset
as
described
do
not
use
the
receptacles
.
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Firman
customer
service.
e
If
GFCI
trips
while
in
use
,
reset
and
test
the
outlet.
Electric
cords
laying
on
the
ground
with
worn
insulation
may
trip
the
GFCI,
only
use
cords
in
good
condition.
Receptacle
Outlet
0
RESET
BUTTON
----ll{ESET
TEST
BUTTON
--i~--1
TEST
Outlet
SELF-TEST
OPERATION
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0
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0
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In
addition
to
the
manual
test/
reset
feature
the
GFCI
receptacle
tests
itself
periodically
to
confirm
the
GFCI
electronics
are
functional.
The
indicator
light
will
be
solid
green
when
the
GFCI
is
powered
from
the
generator
and
working
correctly
.
Self-test
indications:
If
the
indicator
light
is
solid
orange
or
flashing
red
a
problem
may
exist.
Press
the
TEST
button
to
trip
the
GFCI.
If
unable
to
reset,
replace
the
GFCI.
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Damaged
or
overloaded
extension
cords
could
overhea
t,
arc,
and
burn
resulting
death
or
serious
injury
.
e
Use
a
ground
fault
circuit
interrupter
(GFCI)
in
any
damp
or
highly
conductive
area,
such
as
metal
decking.
e
Do
not
touch
bare
wires
or
receptacles.
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Customer
Serv
i
ce
: 1-844-FIRMAN 1

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