To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Pulsar Portable Generator engine stop suddenly?
If your Pulsar Portable Generator engine stops suddenly, first check the engine oil level and fill it to the proper level before each use. Also, ensure the fuel tank isn't empty and is filled with fresh 87+ octane stabilizer treated unleaded gasoline, avoiding fuel with more than 10% ethanol. Check and test/replace the fuel tank cap.
What to do if my Pulsar PGD105TiSCO won't start?
If your Pulsar Portable Generator engine won't start and it's compression-related, especially after long storage, pour a tablespoon of oil into the spark plug hole. Crank the engine a few times, then try starting it again. Also, check if the spark plug is loose or broken; tighten it or replace it if necessary.
Why is my Pulsar PGD105TiSCO engine knocking?
If your Pulsar Portable Generator engine knocks, replace old or low-quality gasoline with fresh 87+octane stabilizer-treated unleaded gasoline, ensuring it has no more than 10% ethanol. Also, avoid exceeding the equipment's load rating.
What to do if Pulsar Portable Generator engine stops when under heavy load?
If your Pulsar Portable Generator engine stops under a heavy load, clean the air filter element. Also, allow the engine to warm up before operating equipment.
Why does my Pulsar Portable Generator backfire?
If your Pulsar Portable Generator engine backfires, replace impure or low-quality gasoline with fresh 87+ octane stabilizer treated unleaded gasoline, ensuring it contains no more than 10% ethanol. If the engine is too cold, use cold weather fuel and oil additives.
What to do if my device doesn't have power from Pulsar PGD105TiSCO?
If the device attached to your Pulsar Portable Generator doesn't have power, turn off and unplug the device, then plug it back in securely and turn it on again. If that doesn't work, check if the circuit breaker has tripped; if so, turn off and unplug the device, reset the circuit breaker, then plug the device back in and turn it on.
General| Brand | Pulsar |
|---|---|
| Model | PGD105TiSCO |
| Category | Portable Generator |
| Language | English |
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE terms used in the manual for safety communication.
Lists and describes safety symbols and their meanings.
Outlines critical safety warnings regarding hazards like carbon monoxide and electrocution.
Details correct and incorrect generator placement to prevent hazards like carbon monoxide exposure.
Covers essential steps for adding fuel, starting, and operating the generator safely.
Provides safety guidelines for connecting and using parallel kits with generators.
Describes the CO Sentry system and its indicator lights for carbon monoxide detection.
Explains the dangers of carbon monoxide and its properties as a silent killer.
Identifies key components and their locations on the generator.
Labels and points out various external parts of the generator unit.
Details the various indicators, controls, outlets, and ports on the generator's control panel.
Lists technical details of the generator's engine, such as model, displacement, and type.
Details generator output, voltage, frequency, and configuration parameters.
Instructions on safely removing the generator from its shipping carton.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly fill the engine with oil before operation.
Instructions for safely filling the fuel tank with gasoline, including precautions.
Procedure for connecting a propane (LPG) tank to the generator, including safety checks.
Steps for safely connecting a natural gas (NG) line to the generator, with leak test instructions.
How to connect the generator's battery for starting and charging.
Instructions for properly grounding the generator to prevent electrocution hazards.
Guidelines for selecting a safe and well-ventilated area to operate the generator.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the generator using different methods.
How to switch between gasoline, LPG, and NG fuel sources safely.
Information on connecting two generators in parallel to increase power output.
Explanation of the overload indicator light and what it signifies.
Describes the low oil shutoff feature and its indicator light.
Explains the function of the low idle switch for noise and fuel efficiency.
Details how to select between 120V and 120/240V output for different needs.
Guidance on calculating and managing the generator's running and surge wattage capacity.
Provides a schedule for regular cleaning, maintenance, and lubrication tasks.
Procedures for checking fuel levels and safely adding gasoline.
Detailed steps for changing the engine oil, including safety precautions.
Instructions for cleaning or replacing the air filter element.
Safety and maintenance procedures for the spark arrestor to prevent fires.
Steps for inspecting, cleaning, and replacing the spark plug.
Guidelines for preparing and storing the generator for extended periods.
Lists possible causes and solutions for the engine failing to start.
Covers problems like low oil, clogged spark arrestors, misfires, and sudden stops.
Addresses issues like stopping under load, knocking, backfiring, and no power to devices.
