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General| Brand | MasterCraft |
|---|---|
| Model | 055-0216-8 |
| Category | Portable Generator |
| Language | English |
Defines DANGER as a hazardous situation resulting in death or serious injury.
Defines WARNING as a hazardous situation resulting in death or serious injury.
Defines CAUTION as a hazardous situation resulting in minor or moderate injury.
Indicates important, non-hazard-related information.
Generator exhaust contains carbon monoxide; operate outdoors only in well-ventilated areas.
Using a generator indoors can kill you; never use inside a home or garage.
Maintain minimum distance from combustible materials due to spark arrester.
Rotating parts can cause entanglement; keep hands away, tie up hair, remove jewelry.
Generator produces voltage; do not touch bare wires, avoid wet weather.
Do not use generator for medical/life support; call 911 in emergency.
Spark from wire can cause fire/shock; disconnect wire when servicing.
Running engines produce heat; avoid hot surfaces and exhaust gases.
Rapid retraction can cause injury; pull cord slowly.
Exceeding capacity can damage generator/devices; do not overload.
Start engine before connecting loads; connect loads in off position.
Improper treatment can damage generator, void warranty; use for intended purposes.
Statement of compliance with Industry Canada standards.
Gasoline is flammable and explosive; handle with care, avoid ignition sources.
Do not smoke, let engine cool, fill outdoors, use approved container, do not overfill.
Ensure components are secured, allow spilled fuel to evaporate, operate on level ground.
Do not move or tip generator during operation.
Turn fuel valve OFF, disconnect spark plug wire.
Store away from ignition sources, not near heat-producing appliances.
Explains symbols for manual, clearance, ground, electric shock, fire, flame, and wet conditions.
Explains symbols for start, stop, fuel, breakers, grounding, and receptacles.
Explains symbols for choke, run, Hertz, Volts, runtime, and fuel octane rating.
Step-by-step guide to starting the generator, including oil and fuel checks.
Steps to safely shut down the generator and disconnect loads.
Instructions for using the electric start function.
Identifies key parts like fuel tank, choke, fuel valve, and recoil starter.
Locates control panel and ground terminal for operation and safety.
Explains the ignition switch for start/stop and the Intelligauge meter.
Describes circuit breakers for overload protection and various AC power outlets.
Details the Intelligauge's display of frequency, voltage, and total run time.
Lists engine oil, charger, funnel, wheels, support leg, and fasteners.
Specifies required tools like wrenches and pliers for assembly.
Steps for safely removing the generator from its shipping carton.
Instructions for attaching the wheels to the generator frame.
Steps to attach the support leg for stability.
Steps to connect the 12V battery to the generator system.
Guide on how to properly add engine oil, including capacity and checking level.
Details oil type based on ambient temperature.
Explains the initial 5-hour break-in period and oil change.
How to add unleaded gasoline, octane, and ethanol limits.
Cautions against smoking, mixing oil, overfilling, and fueling indoors.
Explains proper grounding for safety and compliance with local codes.
Differentiates between Neutral Floating and Neutral Bonded to Frame grounding.
Specifies safe and proper locations for generator operation.
Recommends surge suppressors for sensitive electronic devices.
Ensure flat surface, disconnect loads, turn fuel valve ON.
Detailed steps for starting using the electric starter.
How to set the ignition and choke for manual start.
Instructions for using the recoil starter.
Pull cord slowly to resistance, then pull rapidly.
Notes on proper choke use for various conditions to prevent flooding.
Let engine stabilize, then connect loads.
Dangers of connecting to utility lines, importance of isolation.
Steps to determine running and starting watts needed for devices.
How to add electrical load gradually to avoid overload.
Disconnect loads, run at no-load, turn switch OFF, turn fuel valve OFF.
Never lift by folding handle; use wheels, ensure engine is off and cooled.
Explains reduced power and potential issues at high altitudes.
Information on alternative main jet for high altitudes and its application.
How to clean the generator using cloth, brush, and air compressor.
Cautions against spraying water, operating damaged units, and improper maintenance.
Steps for draining used engine oil safely.
Instructions for refilling with new oil, referencing assembly section.
How to inspect, clean, and gap the spark plug.
Steps to clean and re-oil the foam air filter element.
Procedure for cleaning the spark arrestor screen.
Warning against tampering with the governor.
How the battery charges and recommended maintenance.
Schedule for checks and services at different hour intervals.
Steps for storing the generator for up to 30 days.
Procedures for storing the generator for 30 days to 1 year.
Step-by-step guide to draining the carburetor.
Method to run the engine dry for storage.
Final steps including oiling cylinder and cleaning generator for storage.
Procedures for draining fuel for storage exceeding one year.
Steps to prepare the generator after storage.
Details model number, start type, watts, volts, and amps.
Provides engine type, displacement, spark plug details, and valve clearances.
Details oil type, capacity, and fuel octane/ethanol limits.
Information on battery type, capacity, and operating temperature range.
Visual representation of generator components and their numbering.
Lists numbered parts for the generator frame, fuel system, and engine housing.
Lists parts related to the frame, engine mounting, and handles.
Lists electrical parts like switches, breakers, receptacles, and the control panel.
Visual guide to engine parts like piston, crankshaft, and valves.
Lists parts for the recoil starter, crankcase, and flywheel.
Lists components of the cylinder head, valves, and rocker arms.
Lists governor, carburetor, and air cleaner assembly components.
Lists remaining items like starter motor, supports, and hoses.
Shows the electrical connections for the generator's components.
Solutions for problems like engine not starting or running roughly.
Fixes for engine shutdown, low power, or overheating.
Addresses problems with no AC output and engine hunting or faltering.
Solutions for repeated circuit breaker tripping.
Details the 3-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
Lists conditions that void the warranty, such as abuse, misuse, and unauthorized repairs.
States compliance with U.S. EPA emission regulations for small off-road engines.
Outlines owner and manufacturer responsibilities for emission control system.
Owner is responsible for required maintenance and retaining receipts.
Provides contact information for warranty inquiries and service.
Defines the scope and duration of the ECS warranty.
Explains warranty coverage for specific emission-related parts.
Details charges for diagnostics and repairs at authorized/non-authorized outlets.
Policy on using approved parts and the effect of unapproved modifications.
Lists systems like fuel metering, air induction, ignition, and exhaust.
Instructions on how to obtain warranty service for emission-related issues.
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