Power Craft PC2800LR User Manual

PC2800LR
After Sales Support
Now you have purchased a Power Craft
product you can rest assured in the
knowledge that as well as your 3 year
parts and labour warranty you have
the added peace of mind of dedicated
helplines and email support.
2,800W DUAL VOLTAGE
LONG RUN GENERATOR
User Guide & Warranty
3
YEAR
MANUFACTURER’S
WARRANTY
CUSTOMER
HELPLINE
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enquiry by email. Do not forget to include your name, address and a daytime telephone number.
Alternatively, you can contact our freephone service hot-line on the number given below.
Office hours are as follows:
Mon - Fri: 8.00am - 6.00pm, Saturday 8.00am - 2.00pm & Sunday 10.00am - 4.00pm
Omega Wolf Ltd
Prospect Close, Lowmoor Business Park,
Kirkby-In-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire NG17 7LF, UK.
UK / NORTHERN IRELAND 08707 323023
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND 1800 481 005
www.omegawolf.com/powercraft
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2,800W DUAL VOLTAGE
LONG RUN GENERATOR
PC2800LR
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repair please complete the enclosed section and send it together
with your product and your receipt (proof of purchase) to the
service address shown below.
AFTER SALES SUPPORT
MODEL NUMBER: PC2800LR
UK / N. IRELAND HELPLINE NO 08707 323023
WEB SUPPORT: www.omegawolf.com/powercraft
REP. IRELAND HELPLINE NO 1800 481 005

Power Craft PC2800LR Specifications

General

Brand	Power Craft
Model	PC2800LR
Category	Inverter
Language	English

Summary

Introduction and Warranty Information

EC Declaration of Conformity

Declaration of compliance with EC directives and relevant standards for the generator.

Warranty Certificate Details

Information on the 3-year manufacturer's warranty, terms, and required documentation for claims.

Product Specifications

Safety and Operational Guidance

General Safety Information

Key safety precautions and advice for operating the generator safely.

Operator Responsibilities

Duties and understanding required from the generator operator for safe use.

Carbon Monoxide Hazards

Warnings about poisonous exhaust gas and the need for adequate ventilation.

Electric Shock Hazards

Precautions against electrocution due to wet conditions or improper connections.

Fire and Burn Hazards

Information on hot engine parts, fuel flammability, and keeping flammable materials away.

Troubleshooting Engine Starting Issues

Transporting and Storage Procedures

Component Identification

Generator Operation

Engine Switch and Recoil Starter

Instructions for using the engine switch and recoil starter to operate the generator.

Fuel Valve Operation

Guidance on using the fuel valve to control fuel flow to the carburetor.

Choke Lever, Circuit Breaker, and Earth Terminal

Explanation of the choke, circuit breaker, and earth terminal functions.

Maintenance Tasks

Spark Plug Service

Procedure for checking, cleaning, and adjusting the spark plug for optimal performance.

Fuel Sediment Bowl Cleaning

Steps to clean the sediment bowl to prevent fuel system contamination.

Engine Oil and Air Filter Maintenance

Instructions for changing engine oil and servicing the air filter.

Maintenance Schedule Overview

Recommended service intervals for various generator components.

Generator Use and Connections

Connections to Building Electrical Systems

Guidelines for safely connecting the generator to a building's electrical system.

Generator Earth Circuits

Information on generator grounding and bonding requirements.

AC Applications and Operation

How to connect and operate appliances using the generator's AC output.

DC Operation for Battery Charging

Instructions for using DC terminals to charge 12-volt automotive batteries.

Starting and Stopping the Engine

Stopping the Engine Procedures

Steps for safely stopping the generator engine during normal or emergency use.

Starting the Engine Process

Detailed steps for starting the generator engine, including choke usage.

Pre-Operation Checks

Oxygenated Fuels and Fuel Types

Information on using oxygenated fuels, ethanol, methanol, and MTBE.

Engine Oil Level Check

Procedure for checking the engine oil level before each use.

Fuel Recommendation and Level Check

Guidance on recommended fuel types and checking the fuel level.

Generator Use: Disconnecting Battery Cables