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General| Starting System | Recoil |
|---|---|
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 4.0 gal |
| Engine Type | 4-stroke, OHV |
| Noise Level | 68 dB |
| DC Output | 12V |
Alerts users to potential personal injury hazards.
Defines hazard levels: Danger (death/serious injury), Warning, Caution, Notice.
Emphasizes reading instructions, familiarizing controls, and safe operation practices.
Details safe area conditions and operational checks during use.
Covers risks from engine operation, exhaust (CO), and fueling.
Warns against touching hot parts, using flammable cleaners, and handling batteries.
Highlights lethal voltages and risks associated with water and wet conditions.
Stresses using qualified electricians and disconnecting battery before service.
Symbol used to alert to potential personal injury hazards.
Indicates nearby hot surfaces.
Covers two-person lift and lift-here-only symbols.
Includes symbols for ventilation, voltage, fuel type, grounding, and manual reference.
Details engine make, model, power, fuel consumption, and displacement.
Lists generator frequency, output, amps, breaker, and outlet voltages.
Provides fuel tank capacity and approximate run time.
Lists unit weights and physical dimensions with and without wheel kit.
Identifies key components visible from the top.
Identifies key components visible from the side.
Engine Start and Auto Idle switches.
Describes the Voltage Switch and Main Circuit Breaker.
Details the GFCI test module for outlet safety.
Identifies and describes the 120/240V twist-lock, 120V twist-lock, and duplex outlets.
Step-by-step guide to test GFCI outlets using the test button.
Guide on calculating total wattage to prevent generator overload.
Warnings and advice on selecting and using extension cords.
Instructions for checking and adding engine oil.
Guidelines for safely filling the fuel tank.
Steps to prepare the generator before starting the engine.
Explains how to start the engine using recoil or electric start.
How to connect loads, noting voltage and outlet compatibility.
Managing connected loads and resetting tripped circuit breakers.
Steps to safely stop the engine and generator.
Running the unit without load before shutdown.
Importance of checking engine oil level before each use.
Tips on using proper tools and servicing frequency.
Identifies locations of safety and operating decals on the unit.
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