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If your PowerG Portable Generator displays error code E03, it means there are too many AC loads. To fix this, reduce the AC loads and reset the unit by turning it OFF, and then back ON.
What to do if PowerG PG1800WP displays error E04?
If your PowerG Portable Generator shows error code E04, this indicates excess AC loads. Here's what to do: * Reduce the AC loads. * Reset the unit by turning it OFF and back ON. * Check the system ventilation and reduce the load applied to the system.
What to do if PowerG Portable Generator shows error E08?
If your PowerG Portable Generator displays error code E08, it indicates an issue with the DC car lighter outlet. You should reduce the load to the DC car lighter outlet and replace the fuse.
What to do if PowerG PG1800WP displays error E09?
If your PowerG Portable Generator displays error code E09, it means there is too much load on the DC car lighter outlet. To resolve this, reduce the load and replace the fuse.
General| Max AC Output | 1800 Watts |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Run Time at 50% Load | 8 hours |
| Weight | 46 lbs |
| Engine Type | 4-Stroke OHV |
| Power Output | 1800 W |
| Starting Method | Recoil |
| DC Output | 12V DC |
Introduces the PG1800WP mobile power center and its purpose.
Details critical warnings for usage, shock, fire hazards, and limitations on use.
Covers heat warnings, operational environment limits, and compatibility issues with appliances.
Lists the key features, power output, and included items in the package.
Details the internal components that constitute the mobile power center system.
Explains how the unit aids during typical power outages and contrasts it with generators.
Discusses strategies for prolonged outages, focusing on solar panel charging.
Covers using the unit with generators and for non-outage activities like outdoor events.
Details the main control panel, including power on/off and display functions.
Explains the meaning of battery, output, input, and error indicators on the LCD screen.
Describes indicators for solar, AC charging, battery level, USB, AC output, and DC ports.
Details the types and functions of the unit's output ports: USB, AC, and 12V DC car lighter outlets.
Covers the AC charging interface, GFCI, fuse set, and ventilation vent.
Describes the 12 VDC terminals, solar charging input, and how to operate the telescopic handle.
Explains how to operate the unit in output-only and charging-only modes, including display indicators.
Covers charging via AC charger and solar panels, and how to expand solar capacity.
Explains error codes E01 and E02, their conditions, and resolution steps.
Details error codes E03 through E06, covering overload, temperature, and voltage warnings with resolutions.
Covers error codes E07 through E10, related to temperature warnings and fuse trips with their resolutions.
Provides detailed electrical parameters for the inverter and built-in AC charger.
Lists the electrical specifications for the solar charger input, including voltage and current limits.
Outlines the criteria for suitable batteries and lists the necessary tools for installation.
Provides a detailed step-by-step guide for safely replacing the battery in the unit.
Explains how to safely store batteries before disposal and outlines proper disposal methods.
Shows estimated run times for different appliances powered by the unit, based on a 100 Ah battery.
Details what the limited warranty covers, its duration, and how to obtain service.
Explains the procedures for returning opened, defective, or damaged products, including fees and notices.
Provides fields for users to record essential system and purchase information for customer service.
