What to do if iPower Portable Generator engine is running but there is no AC output?
If your iPower Portable Generator's engine is running but there's no AC output, the AC circuit breaker may be open. Check the AC load and reset the circuit breaker. Also, there may be a ground fault. Correct the ground fault and press the reset button on the GFCI outlet. Try connecting another device that is known to be in good condition.
How to troubleshoot iPower Portable Generator when engine lacks power?
If your iPower Portable Generator engine lacks power, the load might be too high; try reducing it. Consider replacing the air filter and cleaning or replacing the fuel filter. Also, try cleaning or replacing the spark arrester screen. Drain the gas tank and carburetor, then fill with fresh fuel.
Why does my iPower GXS1500i Portable Generator engine bog down when a load is connected?
If your iPower Portable Generator engine runs well without a load but bogs down when a load is connected, there may be a short circuit in the connected load. Disconnect the shorted electrical load. You may also need to reduce the load. Try cleaning or replacing the fuel filter. Connect another device that is in good condition.
What to do if my iPower GXS1500i engine shuts down when running?
If your iPower Portable Generator engine shuts down while running, first check if it is out of fuel and fill the fuel tank if necessary. Also, clean or replace the air cleaner. Ensure the crankcase is filled to the proper level, and place the generator on a level surface.
How to fix iPower GXS1500i Portable Generator engine that hunts or falters?
If your iPower Portable Generator engine hunts or falters, replace the fuel filter. You can also try setting the choke to the halfway position until the engine runs smoothly.
General| Power Output | 1500 W |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Run Time at 50% Load | 7 hours |
| AC Voltage | 120V |
| Engine Displacement | 79cc |
| Starting System | Recoil |
| Inverter Technology | Yes |
| Engine Type | 4-stroke OHV |
| Outlet Types | 2 x 120V 20A, 1 x 12V DC |
Emphasizes the importance of understanding the manual before use for safety.
Explains safety alert symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE.
Warns about carbon monoxide poisoning from generator exhaust.
Warns about potential electrical shock hazards during operation.
Warns about fuel and vapor flammability and explosion risks.
Lists locations where the generator should not be operated due to CO risk.
Lists all components included with the generator for setup.
Identifies the main control panel and its components.
Identifies the recoil starter mechanism for engine starting.
Identifies the fuel valve knob for fuel control.
Explains the ON/OFF switch for the engine operation.
Explains the indicator light for carbon monoxide detection.
Describes the standard AC power outlets for connecting devices.
Explains outlets for connecting multiple generators.
Indicates normal operation and power output.
Illuminates when the generator is overloaded.
Alerts when engine oil level is critically low.
Specifies the starting wattage capacity of the generator.
Specifies the continuous running wattage capacity.
Specifies the fuel tank capacity in gallons and liters.
Specifies the recommended fuel type for the generator.
Explains how the CO detection system works and its purpose.
Provides immediate actions for CO detection and shutoff.
Explains the meaning of blinking red and yellow indicator lights.
Explains notification for a CO Watch-Guard system fault.
Warns against modifying or tampering with the CO system.
Provides a chart for selecting engine oil based on temperature.
Warns against starting the engine without sufficient oil.
Warns about fuel flammability and explosion risks during fueling.
Warns against overfilling the fuel tank when adding fuel.
Warns about shock hazard if the generator is not properly grounded.
Specifies safe and proper locations for generator operation.
Reiterates the danger of operating the generator indoors.
Advises on protecting sensitive electronics from voltage fluctuations.
Lists checks to perform before starting the generator.
Instructs to disconnect loads before starting or stopping.
Instructs to pull the choke lever to START for cold starts.
Details the procedure for pulling the recoil starter.
Advises running the generator at no load to stabilize.
Provides steps for adding electrical load to the generator.
Advises against heavy loads during the initial break-in period.
Instructs to turn off and remove all electrical loads first.
Instructs to turn the engine switch to the OFF position.
Advises starting with the LOW IDLE switch OFF.
Explains how the low idle switch minimizes fuel consumption.
Instructs on actions when oil is between LOW and HIGH marks.
Provides steps for adding electrical load to the generator.
Warns about hazards when connecting parallel cords.
Warns about spacing generators to prevent heat damage.
Guides on starting the first generator for parallel operation.
Guides on starting the second generator for parallel operation.
Advises on the order of connecting devices for parallel operation.
Outlines recommended maintenance intervals for the generator.
Details pre-operation visual inspection points.
Section dedicated to engine maintenance procedures.
Explains how to check the engine oil level.
Warns against using incorrect engine oil for potential damage.
Warns to allow the engine to cool before draining oil.
Details how to measure and adjust the spark plug gap.
Advises on proper cleaning methods for the generator exterior.
Provides instructions for storing the generator for short periods.
Provides instructions for long-term storage of the generator.
Warns about explosion and fire hazards during draining.
Warns to allow the machine to cool before storing.
Addresses issues where the engine runs but no AC power is available.
Addresses issues where the engine bogs down when loads are connected.
Addresses starting and rough running issues.
Addresses issues related to the engine lacking power.
Visual representation of generator parts with corresponding numbers.
Lists part numbers and descriptions from 1 to 10.
Lists part numbers and descriptions from 11 to 20.
Lists part numbers and descriptions from 21 to 30.
Details the AC grounding system within the circuit diagram.
Shows the electrical connections within the control panel.
Outlines the limited warranty coverage provided by A-iPower Corp.
Provides instructions on how to get warranty service.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the warranty.
Provides guidelines for returning merchandise.
Encourages product registration for warranty benefits and updates.
Section for filling in customer contact details for registration.
Section for filling in product serial and model numbers.
Survey section for rating product aspects like performance and warranty.
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