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Smarter tools AP-2000iQ - User Manual

Smarter tools AP-2000iQ
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AP-2000iQ Digital Inverter
Generator
Ow ner’s Manual
W ARNING! To R educe R isk of Injury,
User Must R ead and Understand
Ow ner’ s Manual Prior to Use.
NOTE: Retain Original Sales Receipt as Proof of Purchase!
W ARNING!
To R educe R isk of Injury,
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Summary

Instructions!

Warning Types Explained

Defines symbols for warnings (injury/death) and cautions (equipment damage).

Notes for Guidance

Explains the use of notes for providing helpful information.

General Safety Precautions

Carbon Monoxide Hazards

Carbon Monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas from exhaust that can cause unconsciousness and death.

Gasoline and Oil Safety

Product requires fuel and oil. Handle gasoline safely as it is flammable and explosive.

General Safety Precautions (Continued)

Hot Components Warning

Engine and exhaust system parts get very hot and can cause burns. Handle with care.

Safe Work Area Practices

Keep work area clean, well-lit, and avoid explosive atmospheres. Keep bystanders away.

General Safety Precautions (Continued)

Chemicals, Noise, and Extension Cords

Avoid chemical contact, use hearing protection, use approved extension cords.

Specifications

General Overview

Engine Oil Level Check

Checking Oil and Oil Alert System

Check oil level before starting. The Oil Alert System stops the engine if oil is low.

Fuel Level Check

Refueling Precautions

Use unleaded gasoline only. Refuel in a well-ventilated area with the engine stopped. Avoid overfilling.

Gasoline and Alcohol Content

Air Cleaner Check

Check air cleaner element for cleanliness and condition. Do not run engine without it.

Starting the Engine

Engine Start Procedure

Follow steps to start the engine. Ensure appliances are disconnected and generator is on a level surface.

High Altitude Operation

Smart Throttle Operation

Engine speed adjusts automatically to load. Use OFF position for large start-up demands or high loads.

Grounding and Electrical Safety

Ground Terminal Connection

Be sure to ground the generator when connected equipment is grounded.

Electrical Safety Guidelines

Do not exceed rated power, keep equipment dry, avoid wet hands, do not connect/disconnect in water.

Electrical Safety (Continued)

Safe Electrical Practices

Avoid touching energized parts, use outdoor extension cords, never backfeed into building wiring.

AC Applications

Using Generator and Indicators

Connect appliances after starting. Monitor output (green) and overload (red) LEDs. Avoid substantial overloading.

Connecting the Battery Charging Cable

Battery Charging Procedure

Connect charging cable to generator first, then battery. Disconnect battery first. Follow polarity.

DC Circuit Breaker and Battery Cable Disconnection

DC Circuit Breaker Function

Automatically shuts off DC circuit if overloaded or improperly connected.

Battery Cable Removal Steps

Stop engine, disconnect black lead, disconnect red lead, disconnect from generator.

Low Oil Shutdown System

Prevents engine damage by automatically shutting down engine if oil level is critically low.

Stopping the Engine and Generator

Engine Emergency Stop

Turn fuel switch and ignition switch to OFF.

Generator Shutdown Procedure

Unplug cables, turn fuel petcock OFF, turn ignition switch OFF.

Transporting the Generator

Safe Transport Guidelines

Handle with care, secure upright, allow to cool before loading, do not lay on side.

Parallel Function

Parallel Operation Guidelines

Do not pair more than 2 generators. Use only the specified parallel cable. Do not disconnect cable while running.

Connecting the Parallel Cable

Parallel Cable Connection Steps

Ensure generators are ready, connections secure, start generators, connect to parallel outlet only.

Maintenance Schedule and Procedures

Turning Off Generators in Parallel

Disconnect items, turn off generators, then disconnect parallel cables.

Scheduled Service Intervals

Table outlining service items (oil, air cleaner, spark plug) and their intervals based on time or hours.

Changing Oil

Oil Draining and Refilling

Drain warm oil. Refill with recommended oil and check level. Dispose of used oil responsibly.

Air Cleaner Service

Cleaning the Air Filter

Clean or replace the air cleaner element as needed to prevent carburetor malfunction.

Air Cleaner Maintenance

Air Filter Cleaning Steps

Wash filter in solvent, soak in oil, squeeze, and reinstall.

Spark Plug Service

Spark Plug Inspection and Gap

Inspect, clean, and gap spark plug to spec (0.60-0.70mm). Install carefully.

Spark Plug Maintenance

Spark Plug Installation

Install spark plug carefully, tighten to spec. Reinstall cover.

Storing the Generator

Storing the Unit Safely

Store upright in a dry area, away from heat, sparks, flame, and children/pets.

Storing the Unit (Continued)

Fuel and Oil Draining for Storage

Drain fuel tank and carburetor. Change engine oil. Add oil to cylinder.

Troubleshooting Engine Start Issues

No Start Diagnostic Flowchart

Checks fuel, petcock/ignition, oil level, and spark plug for starting problems.

Wiring Diagram

Parts Diagram

Parts Diagram (Continued)

Parts List (Page 1)

Parts List (Page 2)

Parts List (Page 3)

Limited Warranty

Warranty Qualifications and Coverage

Register warranty with proof of purchase. 3-year mechanical/electrical warranty (90 days commercial).

Contacting Customer Service

Contact Smarter Tools for troubleshooting. Do not return to place of purchase without authorization.

Warranty Exclusions Overview

Excludes normal wear, misuse, accident, improper maintenance, and cosmetic defects.

Limited Warranty (Continued)

Other Warranty Exclusions

Excludes reconditioned items, cosmetic defects, wear items, accessories, acts of God, non-original parts.

Implied Warranty and Consequential Damage Limits

Disclaims implied warranties and consequential damages. States legal rights may vary by state.

Yamaha California Emission Control Warranty

Warranty Rights and Obligations

Explains emission control warranty for SORE engines in California.

Manufacturer Warranty Coverage

2013 SORE engines warranted for three years for emissions-related parts.

Owners Warranty Responsibilities

Owner responsible for maintenance, presenting engine for repair, and avoiding abuse/neglect.

Yamaha Emission Warranty Parts

Covered Emission Control Components

Lists warranted parts including fuel metering, air induction, ignition, exhaust gas recirculation, air injection, catalyst systems.

Yamaha Warranty Period and Responsibilities

Warranty Service and Owners Duties

Yamaha will repair/replace warranted parts. Owner must perform maintenance and avoid misuse.

Smarter Tools California Emissions Warranty

Emissions Warranty Rights and Obligations

Explains Smarter Tools' emissions warranty for equipment in California.

Manufacturers Emissions Coverage

Emissions control system warranted for two years.

Smarter Tools Defects Warranty Coverage

Warranty Period and Conditions

Warranty period two years. Covers defects causing non-conformity. Repair/replace at warranty station.

Emission Warranty Parts List

Evaporative Emission Control System Parts

Lists covered parts for evaporative emission control, including fuel cap and fuel tank for engines <= 80cc.

Smarter tools AP-2000iQ Specifications

General IconGeneral
Rated Watts1600W
Starting Watts2000W
Fuel TypeGasoline
Engine Displacement79.7 cc
Weight47 lbs
Engine Type4-stroke OHV
Starting SystemRecoil
Rated AC Output1600W
Max AC Output2000W
Voltage120V
Frequency60Hz
Outlets2x 120V 20A, 1x 12V DC
DC Output12V
Fuel Tank Capacity1.06 gallons
Dimensions (L x W x H)11.4 x 17.9 inches

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