To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Powerhorse Portable Generator engine start?
If your Powerhorse Portable Generator engine won't start, there might be several reasons. It could be due to low oil level; in this case, fill the crankcase to the proper oil level. Alternatively, the fuel tank might be empty, so you should fill it.
Why does my Powerhorse Portable Generator engine lack power?
If your Powerhorse Portable Generator engine lacks power, it could be due to several reasons. The generator might be overloaded, so reduce the load. Also, a dirty air filter could be the cause, so clean or replace the air filter. Bad fuel can also cause this issue; in that case, drain the tank and carburetor and refuel.
What to do if my Powerhorse Portable Generator has no output voltage?
If your Powerhorse Portable Generator has no output voltage, it might be due to a defective load connected to the generator; try disconnecting the load. Another reason could be a tripped breaker/protector; in this case, reset the breaker/protector.
Why does my Powerhorse LC4500i engine shut down during operation?
If your Powerhorse Portable Generator engine shuts down during operation, it could be due to insufficient ventilation; make sure there is at least 7 feet of clearance on all sides of the generator. Another reason might be that the generator is overloaded, so reduce the load.
What causes my Powerhorse LC4500i to overheat?
If your Powerhorse Portable Generator is overheating, it could be because the generator is overloaded. Reduce the load.
Highlights hazards like carbon monoxide poisoning, electric shock, fire, and burns.
Explains connecting the generator as a building backup or a portable power source.
Ensuring adequate airflow for cooling and hot exhaust clearance.
Emphasizes outdoor use only due to dangerous carbon monoxide exhaust.
Essential safety guidelines to follow before and during generator operation.
Steps to take before starting the generator, including positioning and grounding.
Warnings for carbon monoxide, exhaust dangers, and operating in wet conditions.
Precautions against electric shock, sparks, and hot surfaces.
Explains static electricity risks during fueling and necessary precautions.
Detailed steps for checking the oil level and adding oil if necessary.
Instructions for safely checking and filling the fuel tank with gasoline.
Instructions for starting the generator using the electric start switch.
Instructions for starting the generator using the recoil starter grip.
Procedure for safely connecting appliances to the generator.
Steps to safely shut down the generator.
Essential safety precautions to follow before performing maintenance or repairs.
Lists common issues, their causes, and recommended remedies.
Key safety rules for manual reading, operator instruction, and intended use.
Safety measures for connecting/disconnecting batteries, including eye protection and spark prevention.
Precautions for fueling, storage, and handling gasoline to prevent fire/explosion.
Covers operating controls, load management, electronics protection, and electrical hazards.
General| Model | LC4500i |
|---|---|
| Type | Inverter Generator |
| Max Output | 4500 Watts |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Run Time at 50% Load | 10 hours |
| Weight | 98 lbs |
| Inverter | Yes |
| Parallel Capability | Yes |
| Low Oil Shutdown | Yes |
| Dimensions | 20.1in |
| Engine Type | OHV |
| DC Output | 12V, 8.3A |
| Rated Output | 3700 Watts |
| Starting System | Recoil/Electric Start |
| Outlets | 2x 120V 20A, 1x 120V 30A |
