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BEFORE STARTING THE
GENERATOR
Before starting the generator, review
Safety on page 7.
Location Selection - Before starting the generator,
avoid exhaust and location hazards by verifying:
• You have selected a location to operate the
generator that is outdoors and well ventlated.
• You have selected a location with a level and solid
surface on which to place the generator.
• You have selected a location that is at least 6 feet
(1.8 m) away from any building, other equipment or
combustible material.
• if the generator is located close to a building, make
sure it is not located near any windows, doors
and/or vents.
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NEVER USE INSIDE A HOME ONLY USE OUTSIDE AND
OFt GARAGE, EVEN IF DOORS WAR AWAY FROM WINDOWS
AND WINDOWS ARE OPEN. DOORS_ AND VENTS,
USAR EL GENERATOR EN INTERIORES
LO PUEDE MATAR EN MINUTOS.
EL ESCAPE DEL GENERATOR CONTIENE
MON(_XIDO DE CARBONO.
ESTE GAS ES UN VENENO QUE NO SE
PUEDE VER NI OLER.
NUNCA USE EL GENERADOR DENTRO
DEL HOGAR O EL GARAJE, ADN SI LAS
PUERTAS Y VENTANAS ESTAN ABERTAS.
SOLO USELO EN EXTERIORES Y LEJOS DE
VENTILACIONES, PUERTAS Y VENTANAS ABIERTAS.
No Connected Loads - Make sure the generator
has no connected loads before starting it. To ensure
there are no connected loads, unplug any electrical
extension cords that are plugged into the control panel
receptacles.
Starting the generator with loads already applied
to it could result in damage to any appliance being
powered off the generator during the brief start-up
period.
Grounding the Generator - The National Electric
Code (NEC), as well as many local electrical codes,
require the generator to be connected to earth ground
before operating. Before starting the generator, make
sure it is connected to earth ground by connecting
the ground terminal on the control panel (see Figure
19) to earth ground using copper wire (minimum 10
AWG). Consult a qualified electrician for local grounding
requirements.
Always operate the generator on a level
surface. Placing the generator on non-
level surfaces can cause the generator
to tip over, causing fuel and oil to spill.
Spilled fuel can ignite if it comes in
contact with an ignition source such as
a very hot surface.
Only operate the generator on a solid, level surface.
Operating the generator on a surface with loose
material such as sand or grass clippings can cause
debris to be ingested by the generator that could:
Block cooling vents
Block air intake system
Weather - Never operate your generator outdoors
during rain, snow or any combination of weather
conditions that could lead to moisture collecting on, in
or around the generator.
Dry Surface - Always operate the generator on a dry
surface free of any moisture.
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Figure 19 - Ground Terminal on the Control Panel
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POWER SYSTEMS
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