What to do if my Husky is out of fuel?
- BbretthallAug 20, 2025
If your Husky Portable Generator is out of fuel, simply fill the fuel tank.

What to do if my Husky is out of fuel?
If your Husky Portable Generator is out of fuel, simply fill the fuel tank.
What to do if my Husky has low oil level?
If the oil level is low in your Husky Portable Generator, fill the crankcase to the proper level or place the generator on a level surface.
What to do if the GFCI circuit breakers is open in my Husky Portable Generator?
If the GFCI circuit breaker is open, reset it.
What to do if my Husky Portable Generator has stale fuel?
If your Husky Portable Generator has stale fuel, drain the fuel tank and carburetor, then fill it with fresh fuel.
What to do if my Husky Portable Generator has water in fuel?
If there is water in the fuel of your Husky Portable Generator, drain the fuel tank and carburetor, and then fill with fresh fuel.
What to do if my Husky Portable Generator is flooded?
If your Husky Portable Generator is flooded, wait 5 minutes and then re-crank the engine.
Why my Husky Portable Generator is not starting: engine switch set to 'Off' position?
If your Husky Portable Generator isn't starting and the engine switch is set to the 'Off' position, set the switch to the 'On' position.
Why my Husky is not starting: fuel valve is in 'Off' position?
If your Husky Portable Generator isn't starting and the fuel valve is in the 'Off' position, turn the fuel valve to the 'On' position.
What to do if there is a short circuit in a connected load to my Husky Portable Generator?
If there is a short circuit in a connected load, disconnect the shorted electrical load from your Husky Portable Generator.
What to do if the spark plug wire is not connected to the spark plug in my Husky Portable Generator?
If the spark plug wire is not connected to the spark plug, connect the wire to the spark plug.
| Brand | Husky |
|---|---|
| Model | Portable Generator |
| Category | Portable Generator |
| Language | English |
Overview of the generator's features, capabilities, and limitations.
Guidelines and precautions for safe operation and accident prevention.
Explanation of hazard symbols and signal words used in the manual.
Instructions for safely removing the generator from its packaging.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the wheel kit for mobility.
Guidance on appropriate gasoline for operation at high altitudes.
Information on federal, state, and local regulations for generator use.
Recommended spacing for ventilation and fire prevention.
Detailed steps for safely starting the portable generator.
Procedure for safely connecting appliances and loads to the generator.
Instructions for safely shutting down the generator after use.
Procedure for optimizing performance in warm weather conditions.
Guidance on selecting loads based on generator's running and surge wattage.
Steps for safely connecting and managing multiple electrical loads.
Recommended service intervals for optimal generator performance.
Instructions for keeping the generator clean and free of debris.
Guidance on selecting, checking, adding, and changing engine oil.
Steps for preparing the generator for storage.
Guidelines for storing the generator for extended periods.
Additional recommendations for storing the generator and fuel.
Explanation of the warranty covering engine emissions control components.
Details on the owner's responsibilities and rights under the warranty.
Information on what the manufacturer covers under the warranty terms.
Owner's duties regarding maintenance and care to maintain warranty.
List of specific engine parts covered by the emissions warranty.
Duration of the warranty period for emissions control components.
Warranty coverage for engine parts failing due to emissions part failure.
Conditions under which warranty claims may be denied.
Information on engine emissions compliance period and air index.
Overview of the terms and conditions of the portable generator warranty.
Details on the duration of consumer and commercial warranty coverage.
Information on warranty service, exclusions, and common issues.
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