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General| Model Number | 005261-1, 005262-1 |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 120V |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Type | Inverter |
| Category | Portable |
| Power Output | 2000 Watts |
| Dimensions | 17.9 inches |
| Outlets | 2 x 120V 20A |
Discusses installation, servicing, repair by qualified personnel, exhaust, ventilation, and area safety.
Covers dangers of electrical shock, wet conditions, insulation, grounding, and transfer switches.
Advises keeping a fire extinguisher and avoiding carbon tetrachloride types.
Discusses ventilation, avoiding smoking, and safe fuel handling.
Emphasizes reading and understanding the manual before use or contacting a dealer.
Operator's responsibility for safety checks, maintenance, and dealer service.
Instructions on contacting an Authorized Service Dealer for repairs and parts.
Explains the generator data label and its importance for serial numbers, ratings, and specifications.
States the model and serial number are key for details and service inquiries.
Provides recommendations for engine oil type and viscosity based on ambient temperature.
Advises on the correct coolant mixture and precautions for handling.
Covers high coolant temp, low coolant level, low oil pressure, overcrank, overspeed, and RPM sensor loss shutdowns.
Identifies the DC fuse for control panel protection and its replacement.
Lists required fuel pressure and Btu content for natural gas and propane.
Provides info on natural gas fuel systems, pressure regulation, and supplier responsibility.
Discusses propane vapor withdrawal systems, temperature effects, and vaporization.
Explains LP fuel systems, vaporization, and the use of a vaporizer-converter.
Details specifications for the generator, engine, and cooling system.
Covers specifications for the fuel and electrical systems.
Steps to reconfigure the fuel system from natural gas to propane or vice versa.
Explains connections for four-lead, single-phase stators and voltage codes.
Details power winding connections for 3-phase alternators.
Describes 3-phase alternator connections and rated voltages.
Outlines procedures for preparing the generator before initial start-up.
Stresses proper preparation of engine fluids before initial start.
Lists items to inspect before starting the generator for the first time.
Provides a detailed checklist for performing a safe start-up of the generator.
Procedure for operating the unit with a manual transfer switch.
Steps for starting the engine and transferring load manually.
Steps for transferring load back to utility and shutting down the generator.
Lists maintenance tasks performed by authorized service facilities at various intervals.
Details how to check engine oil, battery fluid, and engine coolant levels.
Provides steps for draining and replacing engine oil and filter.
Explains how to replace the engine air cleaner filter.
Details checking, cleaning, and gapping spark plugs.
Recommends annual coolant system flushing and refilling by a service facility.
Advises on keeping the generator clean and dry for optimal performance.
Covers safety precautions for battery handling and inspection procedures.
Specifies the battery group number and CCA for replacement.
Outlines the warranty period and coverage for components.
