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Husky HU5000 Storm Series User Manual

Husky HU5000 Storm Series
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OPERATOR’S MANUAL
MANUAL DEL OPERADOR
5,000 WATT GENERATOR
Generador de 5000 watts
HU5000 Storm Series
Serie HU5000 Orage
Your generator has been engineered and manufactured to our high standard for dependability, ease of operation, and
operator safety. When properly cared for, it will give you years of rugged, trouble-free performance.
DANGER: You WILL be KILLED or SERIOUSLY HURT if you do not follow the instructions in this operator’s
manual.
Thank you for your purchase.
Su nuevo generador ha sido diseñado y fabricado de conformidad con estrictas normas para brindar fiabilidad, facilidad de
uso y seguridad para el operador. Con el debido cuidado, le brindará muchos años de sólido y eficiente funcionamiento.
PELIGRO: El incumplimiento de las instrucciones en este manual del operador puede CAUSARLE LA MUERTE
O LESIONARLE GRAVEMENTE.
Le agradecemos su compra.
SAVE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
GUARDE ESTE MANUAL PARA FUTURAS CONSULTAS
NEUTRAL FLOATING
PUNTO NEUTRO FLOTANTE

Questions and Answers:

Husky HU5000 Storm Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Weight101.4 lbs
Peak Power5000 W
Frequency60 Hz
Protection FeaturesLow Oil Shutdown, Overload Protection
Starting Watts5000 W
Running Watts4000 W
Power Output4000 W
CoolingAir Cooled

Summary

Introduction

Grounding the Generator

Proper grounding is essential to prevent electrocution and shock hazards.

Important Safety Instructions

Carbon Monoxide Hazards

Generator exhaust contains deadly carbon monoxide gas; use only outdoors.

General Safety Warnings

Follow all instructions to prevent electrocution, fire, and serious injury.

Grounding and Electrical Safety

National Electric Code requires grounding; consult an electrician for local requirements.

Specific Safety Rules

Building System Connection and Grounding

Connect to building systems only via transfer switch; consult electrician for grounding.

Safe Operating Environment

Operate outdoors, on level ground, away from combustibles, and keep unit dry.

Neutral Floating Condition

Explains the generator's neutral floating status and connection requirements.

Symbols

Signal Word Definitions

Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words and their associated risks.

Common Product Symbols

Explains symbols for electrical units, hazards, and operational guidance.

Symbols

Additional Hazard Symbols

Explains symbols for hot surfaces, lifting, grounding, and electrocution hazards.

Safety Labels

Critical Hazard Warnings

Highlights key safety labels concerning operator manual, CO, and electrical shock.

Symbols

Fuel and Lubricant Handling

Safety advice for fueling and engine lubricant, including warnings and requirements.

Grounding and Hot Surface Warnings

Warnings about grounding requirements and hot surfaces to avoid injury.

Electrical

Extension Cord Sizing

Table to select appropriate extension cord gauge based on current and length.

Electrical

Electric Motor Starting Loads

Table estimating starting wattage for various electric motor sizes.

Extension Cord Usage

Details the provided extension cord and its proper use with 120V loads.

Electronic Device Compatibility

Caution regarding voltage/frequency variations for electronic equipment.

Electrical

Generator Capacity Planning

Guide to selecting items and calculating total running and surge watts needed.

Power Management Strategy

Step-by-step process for connecting loads sequentially to the generator.

Features

Product Specifications Overview

Key technical details of the generator and engine, including dimensions and weight.

Key Operating Controls and Components

Description of essential controls like choke, switch, fuel valve, and starter.

Electrical and Safety Features

Details on circuit breakers, ground terminal, receptacles, and extension cord.

Maintenance and Fuel Features

Information on oil cap/dipstick, drain bolt, and fuel tank.

Assembly

Unpacking and Parts List

Instructions for unpacking and verifying all included loose parts.

Critical Assembly Warnings

Warnings on improper assembly, using incorrect parts, or operating before completion.

Installing Frame Supports

Step-by-step guide for attaching the support feet to the generator frame.

Installing Wheels

Instructions for securely mounting the wheels onto the generator axles.

Assembly

Securing the Handle

How to properly lock the handle in place and collapse it for storage.

Operation

Critical Safety Precautions

Critical warnings about CO, grounding, careless use, and unauthorized attachments.

Operating Procedures and Cautions

Guidelines on applications, pre-operation checks, and ensuring proper lubricant level.

Operation

Lubricant and Fuel Management

Procedures for checking/adding lubricant and fuel, and using fuel stabilizer.

Oxygenated Fuel Usage Guidelines

Information on using fuels with oxygenates and potential limitations.

Pre-Use Lubricant Check Reminder

Emphasizes checking lubricant level on a level surface before each generator use.

Operation

Starting the Engine Procedure

Detailed steps for starting the generator engine, including choke and switch operation.

Stopping the Engine Procedure

Instructions for safely stopping the engine under normal and emergency conditions.

Maintenance

Servicing Safety and General Care

Warnings on part replacement, eye protection, and general cleaning guidelines.

Air Filter Maintenance

Steps for checking, cleaning, and replacing the air filter for optimal performance.

Engine Oil and Spark Plug Service

Procedures for changing engine lubricant and servicing the spark plug.

Maintenance

Exhaust System and Fuel System Care

Guidance on cleaning exhaust/muffler and draining fuel tank/carburetor.

Transporting the Generator

Safety considerations and steps for transporting the generator.

Maintenance

Generator Storage Procedures

Guidelines for preparing the generator for storage based on duration.

Maintenance Schedule

Troubleshooting

Engine Starting and Power Issues

Common causes and solutions for engine starting problems and lack of power.

Electrical and Noise Troubleshooting

Solutions for non-functional receptacles, engine knocking, and emissions issues.

Warranty

Product Warranty Overview and Service

Details warranty coverage, exclusions, and how to obtain service.

Warranty

Engine Warranty Terms and Limitations

Specific warranty periods, terms, and exclusions for the engine manufacturer.

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