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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
STOPPING THE GENERATOR
WARNING. In case of emergency, the
easiest way to stop the generator is to
directly put engine switch to the STOP
position. Avoid doing so in non-emergency
circumstances as it carries the risk of damaging
the generator.
1. Before stopping the engine make sure that
all the electrical loads are disconnected from
the generator AC outlet sockets.
2. Switch off the engine by putting the engine
switch in the STOP position (Fig.11).
3. Turn the fuel tank cap air vent knob to the
OFF position, Fig 12.
NOTE. After disconnecting all loads,
leave the generator running for
another 1-2 minutes before shutting it
down. Then switch off the engine switch.
Switching off the engine with loads attached
may damage the unit and cause difficulty
starting the generator next time it is used.
Fig 11
Suggested Device Maximum Wattage Suggested Wattage
B
ayonet/Screw in globes (home use) Up to 1750W Max. of 35 x 50W globes
F
lorescent tubes Up to 1200W Max. of 60 x 20W globes
Halogen lights Up to 1300W
Power tools Up to 1300W
Laptop computer Up to 700W
DVD/Video players Up to 450W
Portable television Up to 150W
Portable television & DVD/Video player combination Up to 800W
AC/DC Camping fridge Up to 150W
Cooling fans Up to 500W
Heating Up to 1000W
Radio/CD player Up to 1200W
ipod/MP3 player Up to 1400W
Mobile phone charging Up to 900W
Hand held games charging Up to 900W
You can use any combination of appliances provided that you do not exceed the limits of your generator.
For this generator never exceed 1000W in total when combining multiple different appliances.
Fig 12
OFF
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