Pulsar PGD105TiSCO - Preparation; Connecting The Battery; Grounding The Generator

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3. Completely unwrap and straighten the natural gas hose to
prevent kinks.
4. Contact your local gas company for guidance on accessory
connection to a natural gas line. You qualied contractor must
minimally ensure the pipe supply line threads are clean and in
good condition. Pipe connections must be made using a gas
rated 'dope' or PTFE tape.
5. Pull the quick connect collet rearward, insert the natural gas hose
nipple, then release the collet; ensure a solid connection is made.
6. Push back the quick connector collet of the natural gas hose, insert it
into the generator propane/methane inlet, loosen the quick connector
sleeve, and make the sleeve clamp the propane/methane inlet.
Natural Gas Adapter
Natural Gas Hose
IMPORTANT: DO NOT use thread seal tape or any other type of sealant to
seal the natural gas hose connection.
7. Turn the natural gas (NG) supply line valve to the fully open
position. Check all connections for leaks by wetting the ttings with
a solution of soap and water. Bubbles which appear or bubbles
which grow indicate that a leak exists. If a leak exists at a tting,
turn the natural gas (NG) supply line valve to the fully closed
position and tighten the tting. Open the natural gas (NG) supply
line valve and recheck the tting with the soap and water solution. If
the leak continues or if the leak is not at a tting then DO NOT use
the generator and contact an authorized Pulsar service center.
Preparation
Connecting The Battery
1. On the left side of the generator, loosen the screws and remove the
cover.
2. Verify that the rubber battery strap is rmly securing the battery in
place. If loose, pull on the strap and hook it onto the mounting base.
Note: If the strap is loose behind the battery, remove the battery,
reconnect the strap, replace the battery, then thread the strap under
the battery quick-connect cables.