To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Power Stroke PS907000 engine lack power?
If your Power Stroke Portable Generator engine lacks power, start by checking the air filter element. If it's clogged, clean or replace it as needed. Also, if the engine was stored without treating or draining gasoline, or refueled with bad gasoline, drain the fuel and carburetor, then refuel with fresh gasoline.
What to do if the AC receptacle does not work on my Power Stroke PS907000?
If the AC receptacle on your Power Stroke Portable Generator isn't working, first check if the AC circuit breaker is OFF and turn it ON. If it still doesn't work, the item you've plugged in might be defective, so try using a different item to see if that resolves the issue.
How to troubleshoot why my Power Stroke PS907000 engine will not start?
If your Power Stroke Portable Generator engine won't start, there are several things to check: * Ensure the engine switch is in the ON position. * Make sure the fuel tank is filled with fresh fuel. * Verify the fuel valve is ON. * Check the engine lubricant level and fill if needed. * If the choke lever is in the RUN position, move it to the START position. * Inspect the spark plug and replace it if it's faulty, fouled, or improperly gapped. Also, if the generator was stored without proper fuel treatment or has stale fuel, drain the system and refuel with fresh gasoline.
What to do if my Power Stroke Portable Generator engine is hard to start?
If your Power Stroke Portable Generator engine is hard to start, the issue might be water in the gasoline. In this case, drain the entire system and refill it with fresh fuel.
Why does my Power Stroke PS907000 Portable Generator make a “spark knock” or “pinging” noise?
An occasional light knocking or pinging noise under heavy load is typically not a cause for concern. However, if the knocking or pinging occurs under normal load at a steady engine speed, try switching to a different brand of gasoline with an octane rating of 86 or higher.
Generator exhaust contains poisonous carbon monoxide gas that can cause unconsciousness or death.
Generator must be properly grounded to prevent shock. Read all instructions.
Generator installation for building wiring requires a qualified electrician and transfer switch.
Operate outdoors, keep away from combustibles, and check equipment compatibility.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE signal words and their meanings.
Explains common symbols used on the product for safety and operation.
Safe refueling of gasoline and checking engine lubricant levels are critical for operation.
Proper grounding, awareness of hot parts, and clearance from combustibles are essential safety measures.
Discusses the spark arrestor and its role in fire prevention requirements.
Table providing maximum allowable cord lengths based on wire gauge and current.
Table estimating watts required to start electric motors of various horsepower.
Steps to select items and total continuous and surge watts needed for the generator.
Sequential method for adding electrical loads to prolong generator and device life.
Details engine type, fuel volume, generator voltage, amps, output, dimensions, and weight.
Description of AC circuit breakers, air filter, hour meter, battery charger fuses, etc.
Guidelines for unpacking, checking parts, and initial inspection of the generator.
Lists the necessary tools for assembling the generator.
Steps for attaching the rubber feet and frame support to the generator.
Instructions for attaching the wheels using either bolt/spacer hardware or axle/hitch pin hardware.
Steps for attaching the generator handles and securing them with lock pins.
Procedure for connecting the battery and starting the generator using the electric start feature.
Warnings about familiarity, attachments, and general care during operation.
Requirements for outdoor use, stable positioning, and checking lubricant before starting.
Steps for checking engine lubricant level and adding more if necessary.
Guidance on using fuel stabilizer and restrictions on ethanol content in gasoline.
Detailed steps for starting the generator using electric start or recoil start methods.
Normal and emergency procedures for shutting down the generator's engine.
Instructions for draining and refilling engine lubricant, including safety warnings.
Steps for checking, cleaning, gapping, and replacing the spark plug for engine performance.
Procedure for draining fuel for storage to prevent gum deposits and ensure proper fuel system function.
Instructions for replacing a clogged fuel filter to maintain fuel flow to the engine.
Using the battery maintainer and proper procedures for battery recycling.
Steps for preparing the generator for storage based on the duration of storage.
Table outlining required maintenance tasks and their frequency based on time or hours of operation.
Solutions for issues like engine not starting or being hard to start.
Troubleshooting for power output problems, AC receptacle issues, and knocking noises.
Explains what is covered, for how long, and exclusions for the generator's warranty.
Instructions on how to contact the company for warranty service and what proof is needed.
Details the warranty for evaporative emission control system parts and owner responsibilities.
Lists the specific parts covered under the evaporative emission control system warranty.
General| Model | PS907000 |
|---|---|
| Type | Portable Generator |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Engine Displacement | 420 cc |
| Starting Wattage | 9000 W |
| Running Wattage | 7000 W |
