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Brand | Surge master |
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Model | SM3000SU |
Category | Portable Generator |
Language | English |
Register your product online to activate warranty.
Details consumer and commercial warranty periods and coverage.
Lists items and damages not covered by the warranty.
Explains engine coverage and service contact information.
Checklist for inspecting the generator before delivery to the customer.
Essential safety checks to perform before delivery.
Sections for dealer and owner to sign, confirming review and receipt.
Illustrates the location of the serial number plate on the generator.
Explains the three types of labels: safety, informative, and product.
Describes the format and purpose of safety labels.
Explains the intended use of SurgeMaster generators for home and jobsite power.
Emphasizes reading the manual for safe and efficient operation.
Explains the safety feature of bonding the neutral line to the generator frame.
Differentiates between Emergency Power and Contractor Ready series.
Explains the meaning and importance of the safety alert symbol.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words used in safety messages.
Stresses the operator's role in ensuring safe operation and maintenance.
Lists essential safety practices like training, PPE, and fire extinguishers.
Outlines safety precautions for servicing and adjusting the generator.
Covers safety shields, signs, drug use, children, and equipment limits.
Addresses indoor operation, modifications, and hazard control.
Details steps to put the machine in a safe condition before work.
Emphasizes training personnel and reviewing instructions for safe operation.
Stresses the owner's responsibility to ensure operators are trained.
Highlights knowing controls and how to stop the machine quickly.
Lists manual review, PPE, and clear working area for safe operation.
Warns about prolonged exposure to loud noise and hearing loss.
Stresses good maintenance practices, safety, and proper tools.
Details safe refueling practices, including location, no smoking, and fuel storage.
Emphasizes reading and understanding safety signs on the generator.
Warns about hazards associated with moving parts and the need for a cautious operator.
Covers generator dryness, indoor operation, exhaust, and cord safety.
Warns about hot parts and maintaining distance from flammable objects.
Advises complying with laws and maintaining safe travel speed.
Recommends storing in a well-vented, dry area away from sparks.
Warns about shock, electrocution, and use in wet conditions.
Lists critical warnings for engine operation, including enclosed areas and moving parts.
Covers safe practices for refueling, including cooling and avoiding ignition sources.
Warns against exceeding rated speeds or tampering with governor settings.
Discusses muffler maintenance and spark arrester requirements.
Provides a form to record operator training and understanding of the manual.
Instructs to keep signs clean, replace missing ones, and order replacements.
Provides step-by-step instructions for applying safety signs correctly.
Explains cautionary, danger, and neutral bonding signs.
Shows locations of safety signs on the generator for awareness.
Emphasizes pre-operation checks, electrical safety, and refueling.
Explains generator use and owner responsibilities.
Details putting the machine in a safe condition before work.
Describes the generator's purpose, outlets, circuit breakers, and frame mounting.
Presents a table detailing specifications for different generator models.
Lists checks after the first hour and 8 hours of operation.
Provides a checklist for efficient and safe generator operation.
Details the ignition switch, throttle, choke, starting rope, and fuel valve.
Details the electrical panel for the SM2500CH model.
Details the electrical panel for the SM3000CH model.
Details the electrical panels for SM3000SU and SM3000GFI models.
Details the electrical panel for the SM5000GFI model.
Details the electrical panel for the SM5000CH model.
Explains breaker protection and resetting procedures.
Explains GFCI purpose and resetting procedures.
Advises on level placement, neat areas, and weather protection.
Explains load balancing for 120v receptacles to prevent alternator overheating.
Differentiates between continuous and maximum wattage ratings.
Guides on calculating total wattage requirements for appliances.
Provides approximate starting and running wattages for various appliances.
Emphasizes pre-operation, refueling, and work area safety.
Covers site preparation, training, and safe condition procedures.
Step-by-step guide for starting the generator.
Procedures for safely stopping and emergency shutdown.
Advises operating on level surfaces in suitable weather.
Information on appliance power needs and electrical hazards.
Discusses generator use for home power and backfeeding warnings.
Provides points to consider when transporting the generator.
Describes the optional wheel kit for portability.
Recommends storing in a safe, level area away from hazards.
Details inspection, cleaning, and preparation for storage.
Outlines steps for removing the generator from storage.
Stresses good maintenance practices, safety, and proper tools.
Details engine oil, fuel, and lubricant requirements and storage.
Covers regular checks of nuts, bolts, cleanliness, and fuel lines.
Recommends reviewing the engine owner's manual for maintenance.
Recommends reviewing the alternator owner's manual for maintenance.
Provides detailed mechanical specifications for various generator models.
Lists torque values for bolts and capscrews in English units.
Lists torque values for bolts and capscrews in metric units.
Lists causes and solutions for engine starting problems.
Addresses common causes and solutions for circuit breaker trips.
Provides troubleshooting for inconsistent or absent power output.
Describes available wheel kits for generator portability.
Lists features and types of generator extension cords.
Details various replacement plugs for generator connections.