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Honda EB6500 User Manual

Honda EB6500
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Honda EB6500 Specifications

General IconGeneral
EngineHonda GX390
Displacement389cc
Receptacles20A 125V Duplex, 30A 125V Locking Plug, 30A 125/250V Locking Plug
Fuel Tank Capacity6.2 gal
Run Time per Tankful10.4 hrs @ rated load
Starting SystemRecoil

Summary

1. SAFETY INFORMATION

Operator Responsibility

Key responsibilities for safe generator operation and supervision.

Electric Shock Hazards

Warnings about electrocution risks from water, wet hands, and improper electrical connections.

Fire and Burn Hazards

Precautions regarding hot exhaust systems, muffler, and flammable gasoline.

Carbon Monoxide Hazards

Information on the dangers of carbon monoxide gas from exhaust and ventilation needs.

WARNING LABEL LOCATION

2. COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION

Generator Components Overview

Identifies key external and internal parts of the generator for operational reference.

Additional Component Details

Identifies further components like battery parts, guards, and serial number locations.

3. PRE-OPERATION CHECK

Engine Oil Check and Refill

Details how to check and add engine oil, including oil type and viscosity recommendations.

Fuel Type and Handling

Specifies recommended gasoline octane, unleaded fuel preference, and alcohol-based fuel precautions.

Air Cleaner Inspection

Instructs to check the air cleaner elements for cleanliness and condition; replacement if necessary.

4. STARTING THE ENGINE

Prepare for Starting

Steps to ensure AC circuit breaker is OFF and fuel valve is ON before starting the engine.

Choke and Auto-Throttle Settings

Instructions on setting the choke rod and auto-throttle switch for starting.

Starting Procedures

Details starting the engine using recoil or electric starter methods.

Post-Start Adjustments

Instructions on adjusting choke and engaging the auto-throttle system after warm-up.

5. GENERATOR USE

Electrical Safety and Connections

Warns about electrical shock from faulty appliances and proper connection to building systems.

Power Output and Load Management

Advises on not exceeding rated and maximum power for operation.

System Operations

Explains the auto-throttle and oil alert systems for efficient and safe operation.

Circuit Protection Features

Explains the role of circuit breakers and protectors in preventing overloads.

GFCI Receptacle Testing and Inspection

Details how to test and inspect the GFCI receptacle for safety.

AC Operation and Safety

Outlines AC operation, voltage selection, and safe handling of electrical loads.

6. STOPPING THE ENGINE

Engine Shutdown Procedure

Explains the normal and emergency procedures for stopping the generator engine.

High altitude operation

7. MAINTENANCE

Engine Oil Change Procedure

Details the steps for draining old oil and refilling with new oil, including capacity.

Air Cleaner Service Procedure

Explains how to clean and service the air cleaner element, including warnings.

Sediment Cup Cleaning Procedure

Describes how to remove, clean, and reinstall the fuel sediment cup.

Spark Plug Service and Gapping

Covers spark plug replacement, cleaning, inspection, and proper gap measurement.

Spark Arrester Maintenance

Explains the procedure for cleaning and inspecting the spark arrester screen.

8. TRANSPORTING/STORAGE

Fuel System Preparation for Storage

Outlines steps to drain fuel from the tank and sediment cup before storing the generator.

Engine Protection for Storage

Details draining the carburetor and adding oil to the cylinder for storage.

9. TROUBLESHOOTING

Engine Start Troubleshooting

Provides a checklist and steps to diagnose why the engine will not start, including spark testing.

Engine Stalling and No Power Troubleshooting

Addresses fuel delivery issues and common reasons for the engine stopping immediately or no AC power.

10. WIRING DIAGRAM

11. SPECIFICATIONS

12. HANGER KIT INSTALLATION

Hanger Kit Installation Procedure

Provides instructions for installing the hanger kit onto the generator frame.

13. 2-WHEEL KIT INSTALLATION

2-Wheel Kit Installation Procedure

Details the process of installing the two-wheel kit, including wheels, axle, and stands.

14. BATTERY TRAY KIT

Battery Tray Kit Installation Procedure

Outlines the steps for installing the battery tray, guard, and connecting the battery.

15. WARRANTY SERVICE

Owner Satisfaction and Warranty Claims

Guides customers on resolving issues and contacting for warranty service.

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