Firman WH03042 Dual Fuel Inverter Portable Generator 3300W User Manual

•IAMAN®

OWNER'S MANUAL

DUAL FUEL INVERTER GENERATOR

lntertek

5001841

MODEL

NUMBER

WH0:3042

Rev

Level:00

IMPORTANT:Read all

safety

precautions

and

instructions

carefully

before

operating

equipment.

Ensure_engine

is

steppe~

and

level

before

performing

any

maintenance

or

service.

Record

product

information

to

reference

when

ordering

parts

or

obtaining

warranty

coverage

.

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DO

NOT

RETURN

TO

STORE!

CALL

US FIRST!

CUSTOMER HOTLINE

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FOR QUESTIONS OR SERVICE

INFORMATION

Serial

Number:

Purchase

Date:

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Rev:01

Tabla

of

contents

Introduction.

........

.

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. . . .

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1

Safety Precautions .

Unpacking The Generator.

Parts Included.

Controls and Features.

Generator.

Control Panel.

.

..

2

.

..

7

.

..

7

. . 8

. . . . . . 8

. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Maintenance

And

Storage

.

....

. . . . .

....

27

Maintenance

Schedule

Engine

Maintenance

..

Change

Engine

Oil

..

Air

Filter

Maintenance

.

Spark

Plug

Maintenance

.

..

27

. 28

. . . . . .

...

28

...

28

.

....

29

Inspect

Muffler

and

Spark

Arrester

...

30

Battery Cable Connection. .

...

10

Generator

Maintenance

..............

30

Regulator Cover Installation. . . . . 10

Battery

Replacement

...............

30

Specifications. . . .

...........

. . .

...

11

Charging

The

Generator

Battery.

31

Add

Engine Oil

......

.. . . . . . . . . . . .

....

12

Service

and

Storage

.................

32

Low Oil

Shutdown..

. .12

Trouble

Shooting

.....................

33

Add

Fuel.

. .13 Parts

Diagram

and

Parts

List.

. .

..

34

Operation at High Altitude

....

. . . .

...

16

Grounding

...........................

17

Connecting

to

a

Building's

Electrical

Generator

Parts

Diagram

.

Engine

Parts Diagram

Parts

List

. 34

.......

35

...

36

System

.............................

17

Service

Information

.....

. . .

..

.

..

.. .

...

38

Operation . .

.......

18

Warranty.

. . .

...

. . . . . . .

..

. . .

....

38

Generator Location

...

.

...

. . . . . . .

....

18

Surge Protection

.....................

18

Starting the Generator(Recoil Start-Gas }.19

Starting the Generator(Recoil Start-LPG}.19

Starting the Generator (Electric Start-Gas}.21

Starting the Generator (Electric Start-LPG}.22

Connecting Electrical Loads . .

.....

23

Economy Control Switch. . .

..

24

12V

DC Outlet (Battery Charger)

.......

24

Stopping the Engine

.................

25

Low Oil Shutdown

Do

Not

Overload Generator .

Parallel Operation.

English

...

25

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25

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26

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44-FIRMAN

1

INTRODUCTION

Thank

you

for

purchasing a FIRMAN generator.

This

manual

contains

safety

information

to

make

you

aware

of

the

hazards

and

risks

associated

with

generator

products

and

how

to

avoid

them.

This

generator

is

designed

and

intended

only

for

supplying

electrical

power

for

operating

compatible

electrical

lighting,

appliances,

tools

and

motor

loads,

and

is

not

intended

for

any

other

purpose.

It

is

important

that

you

read

and

understand

these

instructions

thoroughly

before

attempting

to

start

or

operate

this

equipment.

Save

these

original

instructions

for

future

reference.

This manual covers

operation

and maintenance

of

the

FIRMAN generators.

All

information

in this

publication

is

based

on

the

latest

production

information

available

at

the

time

of

approval

for

printing.

The manufacturer reserves

the

rig

ht

to

change,

alter

or

other

wise

improve

the

generator

and this

documentation

at

any

time

without

prior

change.

Important

Safetv

Information

The

manufacturer

cannot

possibly

anticipate

every

possible

circumstance

that

might

involve

a

hazard.

The

warnings

in

this

manual

and

the

tags

and

decals

affixed

to

the

unit

are

therefore

not

al I-

inclusive.

If

you

use a p

raced

ure,

work

method

or

operating

technique

that

the

manufacturer

does

nots

pee

ifica

I

ly

recommend

you

must

satisfy

you

rs

elf

that

it

is

safe

for

you

and

others.

You

must

also

make

sure

that

the

procedure

work

method

or

operating

technique

that

you

choose

does

not

render

the

generator

unsafe.

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DANGER

indicates

a

potentially

hazardous

situation

which,

if

not

avoided.

WILL

result

in

death

or

serious

injury.

Toxic

Fumes

Fire

Hazard

Hot

Surface.

WARNING

indicates

a

potentially

hazardous

situation

which,

if

not

avoided,

could

result

in

death

or

serious

injury.

Do

Not

Touch

the

Surface.

Kickback

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CAUTION

indicates

a

potentially

hazardous

situation

which,

if

not

avoided,

may

result

in

mino

or

moderate

personal

injury,

or

property

damage.

Risk

of

Electric

Shock

Explosion

Hazard

Rotating

Parts

Entanglement

Hazard

Operator's

Manual

Customer

Service

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SAFOY

PRECAUTIONS

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READ MANUAL BEFORE USE.

A

WARNING

POISONOUS GAS HAZARD.

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o,hau,t

coota;o,

mboo

monoxide, a poisonous

gas

that

could kill you in minutes.

You

CANNOT smell it.

see

it.

or

taste

it.

Even

if

you

do

not

smell exhaust

fumes, you could still be exposed

to

carbon monoxide

gas.

• Operate this product ONLY outside far away

from windows, doors and vents

to

reduce

the

risk

of

carbon

monoxide

gas

from

accumulating and potentially being drawn

towards occupied spaces.

• Install battery-operated carbon monoxide

alarms

or

plug-in carbon monoxide alarms

with battery back-up according

to

the

manufacturer's instructions. Smoke alarms

cannot detect carbon monoxide gas.

• DO NOT run this product inside homes,

garages, basements, crawlspaces,

sheds,

or

other partially-enclosed

spaces

even

if

using

fans

or

opening doors and windows

for

ventilation. Carbon monoxide

can

quickly

build up

in

these

spaces

and

can

linger

for

hours,

even

after this product

has

shut off.

• ALWAYS place this product downwind and

point

the

engine

exhaust

away

from

occupied spaces.

If

you start

to

feel sick,

dizzy,

or

weak while using this product, shut

it

off

and

get to

fresh air

RIGHT

AWAY.

See

a

doctor. You may have carbon monoxide

poisoning.

•

If

you

start

to

feel sick,

dizzy

or

weak

while using

the

portable generator, you

may have

carbon

monoxide

poisoning.

Get

out

side

to

fresh air immediately and

call 911

for

emergency medical attention.

Very high levels

of

CO

can

rapidly cause

victims

to

lose consciousness before they

can

rescue themselves.

DO

NOT

attempt

to

shut

off

the

generator before moving

to

fresh air. Entering an enclosed space where

a generator

is

or

has

been running may

put

you

at

greater risk

of

CO

poisoning.

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of

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A

WARNING

Starter

cord

kickback

(rapid

retraction) will pull hand and arm

toward engine faster than you can

let

go

which could cause broken

bones,

fractures,

bruises,

or

sprains resulting in serious injury.

• When starting engine, pull cord slowly until

resistance

is

felt and then pull rapidly

to

avoid kickback.

•

NEVER

start

or

stop

engine

with

electrical

devices

plugged

in

and

turned

on.

&

WARNING

Gasoline, gasoline vapors

and

liquid petroleum

gas(LPG) are extremely flammable and explosive

which could cause burns, fire,

or

explosion resulting

in death

or

serious injury

and/or

property

damage.

WHEN

ADDING

OR

DRAINING

GASOLINE

•

Turn

generator

engine

OFF

and

let

it

cool

at

least 2

minutes

before

removing

fuel cap.

Loosen

cap

slowly

to

relieve pressure in

tank.

• Fill

or

drain

fuel

tank

outdoors.

• DO

NOT

overfill

tank.

Allow

space

for

fuel

expansion.

•

If

fuel

spills,

wait

until

it

evaporates

before

starting

engine.

• Keep

fuel

away

from

sparks,

open

flames,

pilot

lights,

heat,

and

other

ignition

sources.

•

Check

fuel

lines,

tank,

cap,

and

fittings

frequently

for

cracks

or

leaks. Replace

if

necessary.

• DO

NOT

light

a

cigarette

or

smoke.

WHEN STARTING EQUIPMENT

• Ensure

spark

plug,

muffler,

fuel

cap,

and

air

cleaner

are in

place.

•

DO

NOT

crank

engine

with

spark

plug

removed.

WHEN OPERATING EQUIPMENT

•

DO

NOT

operate this product inside any

building, carport, porch, mobile equipment,

marine applications,

or

enclosure.

•

DO

NOT

tip

engine

or

equipment

at

angle

which

causes

fuel

or

oil

to

spill.

•

DO

NOT

stop

engine

by

moving

choke

control

to

"Start"

position.

WHEN TRANSPORTING, MOVING

OR REPAIRING EQUIPMENT

•

Transport/move/repair

with

fuel

tank

EMPTY

or

with

fuel

valve

shut

OFF.

•

DO

NOT

tip

engine

or

equipment

at

angle

which

causes

fuel

or

oil

to

spill.

• Make certain

that

a

LPG

cylinder

is

not

attached

to

generator and

is

securely stowed away.

•

Disconnect

spark

plug

wire.

WHEN

STORING

FUEL

OR

EQUIPMENT

WITH

FUEL

IN

TANK

• Store away from furnaces, stoves, water

heaters, clothes dryers,

or

other

appliances

that

have pilot light

or

other ignition source

because they could ignite fuel vapors.

• Do

not

store gasoline

or

LPG

cylinder near

furnaces, water heaters,

or

any

other

appliances

that

produce heat

or

have automatic ignitions.

A

WARNING

• This generator does not meet

U.

5.

Coast

Guard Regulation 33CFR-183 and should not

be used on marine applications.

• Failure

to

use

the

appropriate

U.S.

Coast

Guard

approved

generator

could result in

death

or

serious

injury

and/or

property

damage.

&

WARNING

&

Generator

voltage

could

cause

electrical

shock

or

burn

resulting

in

death

or

serious

injury.

• Use

approved

transfer

equipment,

suitable

for

the

intended

use,

to

prevent

backfeed

by

isolating

generator

from

electric

utility

workers.

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Customer

Service

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1

•

When

using

generator

for

backup

power,

notify

utility

company.

• Use a

ground

fault

circuit

interrupter

(GFCI)

in

any

damp

or

highly

conductive

area,

such

as

metal

decking

or

steel

work.

•

DO

NOT

touch

bare

wires

or

receptacles.

•

DO

NOT

use

generator

with

electrical

cords

which

are

worn,

frayed,

bare

or

otherwise

damaged.

•

DO

NOT

operate

generator

in

the

rain

or

wet

weather.

•

DO

NOT

handle

generator

or

electrical

cords

while

standing

in

water,

while

barefoot,

or

while

hands

or

feet

are

wet.

•

DO

NOT

allow

unqualified

persons

or

children

to

operate

or

service

generator.

A

WARNING

Exhaust

heat/gases

could

ignite

combustibles,

structures

or

damage

fuel

tank

causing

a

fire,

resulting

in

death

or

serious

injury

and/or

property

damage.

Contact

with

muffler

area

could

cause

burns

resulting

in

serious

injury.

e

DO

NOT

touch

hot

parts

and

AVOID

hot

exhaust

gases.

•

Allow

equipment

to

cool

before

touching.

•

It

is

a

violation

of

California

Public

Resource

Code,

Section

4442,

to

use

or

operate

the

engine

on

any

forest-covered,

brush-covered,

or

grass-covered

land

unless

the

exhaust

system

is

equipped

with

a

spark

arrester,

as

defined

in

Section

4442,

maintained

in

effective

working

order.

Other

states

or

federal

jurisdictions

may

have

similar

laws.

Contact

the

original

equipment

manufacturer,

retailer,

or

dealer

to

obtain

a

spark

arrester

designed

for

the

exhaust

system

installed

on

this

engine.

•

Replacement

parts

must

be

the

same

and

installed

in

the

same

position

as

the

original

parts.

&

WARNING

&

Unintentional

sparking

£

could

cause

fire

or

electric

shock

resulting

1n

death

or

serious

injury.

WHEN

ADJUSTING

OR

MAKING

REPAIRS

TO

YOUR

GENERATOR

•

Disconnect

the

spark

plug

wire

from

the

spark

plug

and

place

the

wire

where

it

cannot

contact

spark

plug.

WHEN

TESTING

FOR

ENGINE

SPARK

• Use

approved

spark

plug

tester.

•

DO

NOTcheckforsparkwith

spark

plug

removed.

A

WARNING

Starter

and

other rotating

parts

could

entangle

hands,

hair,

clothing,

or

accessories

resulting

in

serious

injury.

• NEVER

operate

generator

without

protective

housing

or

covers.

•

DO

NOTwearlooseclothing,jewelryor

anything

that

could

be

caught

in

the

starter

or

other

rotating

parts.

• Tie

up

long

hair

and

remove

jewelry.

A

CAUTION

Excessively

high

operating

speeds

could

result

in

minor

injury.

Excessively

low

operating

speeds

impose

a

heavy

load.

•

DO

NOT

tamper

with

governor

spring,

links

or

other parts to increase engine speed.

Generator

supplies

correct

rated

frequency

and

voltage

when

running

at

governed

speed.

•

DO

NOT

modify

generator

in

anyway.

NOTE:

Exceeding

generators

wattage/amperage

capacity

could

damage

generator

and/or

electrical devices

connected

to

it.

•

DO

NOT

exceed

the

generator's

wattage

amperage

capacity.

•

Start

generator

and

let

engine

stabilize

before

connecting

electrical

loads

.

•

Connect

electrical

loads

in OFF

position,

then

turn

ON

for

operation.

•

Turn

electrical

loads

OFF

and

disconnect

from

generator

before

stopping

generator.

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Customer

Service

1

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1

NOTI:

Im

proper

treatment

of

generator

could

damage

it

and

shorten

its

life.

• Use

generator

only

for

intended

uses.

•

If

you

have

questions

about

intended

use,

ask

dealer

or

contact

local

service

center.

•

Operate

generator

only

on

level

surf

aces.

•

DO

NOT

expose

generator

to

excessive

moisture,

dust,

dirt,

or

corrosive

vapors.

• DO

NOT

insert

any

objects

through

cooling

slots.

•

If

connected

devices

overheat,

turn

them

off

and

disconnect

them

from

generator.

•Shutoff

generator

if:

-Electrical

output

is

lost.

-Equipment

sparks,

s

makes,

or

emits

flames.

-Unit

vibrates

excessively.

A

WARNING

Medical

and

Life

Support

Uses.

•

In

case

of

emergency,

call

911

immediately.

• NEVER use

this

product

to

power

life

support

devices

or

life

support

appliances.

• NEVER

use

this

product

to

power

medical

devices

or

medical

appliances.

•

Info

rm

your

electricity

provider

immediately

if

you

or

anyone

in

your

household

depends

on

electrical

equipment

to

live.

•

Info

rm

your

electrical

provider

immediately

if

a loss

of

power

would

cause

you

or

anyone

in

your

household

to

experience

a

medical

emergency.

Fuel

Saletv

Gasoline:

A

DANGER

GASOLINE

AND

GASOLINE VAPORS

ARE

HIGHLY

FLAMMABLE

AND

EXPLOSIVE.

Fire

or

explosion

can cause severe

burns

or

death.

Unintentional

startup

can

result

in

entanglement,

traumatic

amputation

or

laceration.

• Gasoline can cause a fire

or

explosion

if

ignited.

• Gasoline

is

a

liquid

fuel

but

it's vapors can ignite.

• Gasoline

is

a skin

irritant

and needs

to

be cleaned

up

immediately

if

spilled on skin

or

clothes.

•

Gasoline

has a

distinctive

odor,

this

will

help

detect

potential

leaks

quickly.

•

In

any gasoline

fire,

flames should

not

be

extinguished

unless

by

doing

so

the fuel supply

valve

can

be turned

OFF.

This

is

because if a fire

is

extinguished and a supply

of

fuel

is

not

turned

OFF,

then

an

explosion hazard could be created.

• Gasoline expands

or

contracts

with

ambient

temperatures.

Never

fill

the

gasoline

tank

to

full capacity,

as

gasoline needs

room

to

expand

if

temperatures

rise.

Liquid

Petroleum

Gas

(LPG/Propane}:

This

generator

is

dual

fuel

and

capable

of

running

with

both

gasoline

and

Liquid

Petroleum

Gas

(LPG/Propane).

A

DANGER

• Liquid Petroleum

Gas

(LPG)

is

highly

flammable

and explosive. Fire

or

explosion can cause severe

burns

or

death.

•

Do

not

use

or

store

LPG

cylinder

in

a

building,

garage

or

enclosed

area.

• Do

not

check

for

leaks

with

a

lighted

match

or

flame.

•

The

LPG

cylinder

valve

should

be

fully

closed

when

the

generator

is

not

in use

or

is

running

with

gasoline.

•

If

you

smell gas: close

off

the

gas supply.

Make

sure

there

is

no

leak

before

using

the

generator.

.It!.

WARNING

• Device used

for

handling

LPG

must be installed

and used

in

strict conformance with NFPA

58

(Liquefied Petroleum

Gas

Code) and

NFPA

54

(National

Fuel

Gas)

and

all

other

codes, regulations

and manufacturer recommendations.

•

Never

use a gas

container,

LPG

connector

hose,

LPG

cylinder

or

any

other

fuel

item

that

is

damaged

or

appears

damaged.

•

The

LPG

cylinder

valve

should

be

fully

closed

when

the

generator

is

not

in use

or

is

running

with

gasoline.

•

The

regulator/hose

assembly

and

cylinder

valve

must

be

inspected

before

each

use

for

leaks

or

sign

of

damages.

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Page

06

CustomerService

1-844-FIRMAN1

•

If

you

smell gas: close

off

the

gas supply. Spray 1.

Engine

Oil(Bottle)

.......................

1

a soapy

water

solution

to

check all connections 2.

Oil

Funnel

...............................

1

for

leaks

before

attempting

to

use generator. 3.

Wrench

for

Spark: Plug

..............

.

.....

1

Contact a

qualified

technician

to

inspect and 4.

Screwdriver

...............................

1

repair

the

LPG

system

if

a

leak:

found

before

5.

Battery

Charge

Cable

.....................

1

using

the

generator. 6.

Manual.

.................

. . .

..

...........

1

A

CAUTION

•

LPG

under

pressure is

highly

flammable

and

can cause a

fire

or

explosion

if

ignited.

•

LPG

is

heavier

than

air

and

can

accumulate

in

confined

spaces

and

low

places in

the

event

of

a leak:.

•

LPG

has a

distinctive

odor

to

help

detect

potential

leaks.

•

Do

not

allow

children

to

tamper

or

play

with

the

LPG

cylinder.

• In

the

event

of

an

LPG

fire, flames

should

not

be

extinguished

unless

by

doing

so

the

fuel

supply

valve can

be

turned

off.

If

the

fire

is

extinguished

and

a

supply

of

fuel

is

not

turned

off,

an

explosion

hazard

greater

than

the

fire

hazard cou Id

be

created.

• Keep a

fire

extinguisher

near

the

generator

all

the

time.

• Always keep

the

LPG

cylinder

in an

upright

position.

•

Do

not

subject

LPG

cylinder

to

excessive heat.

•

Contact

with

liquid

contents

of

the

cylinder

will

cause freeze burns

to

the

skin.

•

An

LPG

cylinder

not

connected

for

use shall

not

be

stored

in

the

vicinity

of

the

generator.

•

When

transporting

and

storing

,

turn

off

the

cylinder

valve

and

fuel

selector

switch, and

disconnect

the

cylinder.

UNPACKING

THE

GENERATOR

• Open carton and Remove packaging materials.

• Remove generator, accessories boxes, and

literature from carton.

If

any items are missing

or

damaged, contact

our

product service

department at 1-844-347-6261.

Parts

Included

Your

gasoline

powered

generator

ships

with

the

following

parts:

7. Quick:

Reference

Guide

...................

1

8.

Battery

Float

Charger(12V

DC)

...........

1

9.

LPG

Regulator/

Hose

Assembly

............

1

3

t

Manual

Quick

Reference

Guide

7

6

English

Pa

ge

07

Custom

er Se

rvic

e 1 -8

44-FIRMAN

1

CONTROLS

AND

FEATURES

G11n11ra1or

1-

Fixed Carrying

Handle

2-FuelCap

3-

LPG

Hose Quick Connect

Inlet

4-

Recoil

Starter

5-

Never

Flat

Wheel

6-

Control Panel

7-

Muffler/SparkArrester

8-

Folding

Handle

9-

Maintenance

Cover-Oil

filler

and

air

filter

access.

10-

LPG

Hose

with

Regulator

11-

Spring Clamp

to

Hang

Regulator

on

Handle

*We

are

always

working

to

improve

our

products.

Therefore,

the

enclosed

product

may

differ

slightly

from

the

image

on

this

page.

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Page

08

Customer

Service

1 -844

·FIRMAN

1

Control

PanBI

e1---lt----------\l

NOTE:

Total

power

drawn

from

all

receptacles

must

not

exceed

the

name

plate

rating.

0 Engine

Start

Switch

- Used

to

start

engine

from

fl

Overload

Indicator

Light

-This

light

turns

"ON"

the

starter

motor(Electric

start

model only). To start

when

the

generator

is

overloaded

and

will

cut

engine, press and

hold

the

switch

in

the

"START"(II)

power

to

the

receptacles.

position,

the

engine

will

crank

and

attempt

to

start.

If

the

engine

overload

indicator

light

comes

on

,

the

When

the

engine

starts, release

the

switch

to

the

generator's

wattage/

amperage capacity has been

"RUN"(I)

position.

exceeded by

connected

electrical devices

or

by a

power

surge.

When

this occurs,

the

green AC Power

8 Economy

Control

Switch

The Economy Control switch

can

be activated in order

to

minimize fuel consumption and noise while operating the

unit during times

of

reduced electrical output, allowing

the

engine speed to idle during periods

of

non-use. The

engine

speed

returns

to

normal when an electrical load

is

connected. When the economy switch

is

off, the engine

runs at normal

speed

continuously.

@

3-1

Data-Minder(Multi-Meter)

-

Push

the

SELECT

button

to

show

the

Voltage, Hertz and running hours.

8

120V,20ADuplex

-(NEMA5-20R)20Ampofcurrent

may

be

drawn from this 120

Vo

lt receptacle.

@ 120V, 30A

RV

(NEMA TT-30R) - Maximum full load

30 Amp current

may

be

drawn from this 120 Volt

receptacle.

G)

Output

Ready

Indicator

Light-

Remai

ns

"ON"

during

normal

operating

conditions.

Shuts "OFF"

when

generator

is

overloaded.

The

green

AC

Power

Ind

icate r

Light

comes

on

when

the

engine

starts

and

generates

power.

Indicator

Lig

ht(ltem 7) will

go

off. The engine will

continue

to

run,

but

the

red

Eng

i

ne

Overload Indicator

Light will stay

on

and power will no longer be supplied

to

connected electronic devices.

(i)

Oil

Warning

Indicator

Light

-Check

oil level

when

this

light

turns

"ON". Engine will

not

run

when

indicato

r is lit.

When

the

oil

falls

below

the

min

imum level, t he

oil

warning

indicator

light

comes

on

and

the

eng

ine

stops

automatically.

The

engine

will

not

start

until

the

proper

amount

of

o ii is

in

the

crank

case.

{!)

Battery

Power

Restore

Switch

(!) DC sv 2.

lA

use

Outlet

GI

Circuit Breakers - The receptacles are protected by

an

AC

circuit protector.

If

t he generator

is

overloaded

or

an external short circuit occurs,

the

circuit protector

will trip.

If

this occurs, disconnect all electrical loads and

try

to

determine

the

cause

of

the

problem before

attempting

to

use the generator again.

If

overloading

causes

the

circuit protector

to

tr

ip, reduce the load.

Note: Continuous tripping

of

the circuit protector

may

cause

damage

to

generator

or

equipment. The

circuit protector may be reset by pushing the button

of

the

protector.

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Page

09

Customer

Service

1 -844

-FIRMAN

1

@

12V

DC

Battery

Charger

Port

- Plug

the

120

Volt

AC

charger

into

this

port

to

charge

the

generator

battery.

®

DC

Circuit Breaker- The circuit protector may

be

reset

by pushing the button

of

the

protector.

(l

Parallel Operation Outlets - These

outlets

are used

for

connecting

two

FIRMAN

inverter

generators

for

parallel

operation.

A FIRMAN parallel kit(optional

equipment)

is required

for

parallel

operation

.

.(il 12V

DC

outlet

-8.

3 Amp

of

DC

current may

be

drawn

from this receptacle.

Use

this

outlet

to

charge

12V

automotive

type

batteries

ONLY.

See

12V

DC

outlet

(Battery

Charger)

section.

(i)

Ground

Terminal

-Consult

an

electrician

for

local

grounding

regulations.

fl

Outlet

Cover-

Protect

the

receptacles

from

dust

and

debris.

(i) Recoil

Stater

® LPG Hose

Quick

Connect

Inlet

@I

Fuel

Selector

Switch

- Used

to

select

and

turn

on

gas

or

LPG

fuel

source.

GI

Choke

Button

@l

LPG

Regulator

Solenoid

Port

Banerv

Cable

Conneclion

Follow

below

instruction

to

connect

battery

to

the

generator:

l.Unscrew

the

maintenance

cover

by

provided

screwdriver.

2.

Cut

wire

tie

that

is

binding

the

black

battery

cables

A

and

B.

3.

Insert

the

male

connector

of

cable

A

into

female

connector

of

cable

B.

4.

Reattach

the

maintenance

cover.

Regu1a10r

Cover

lnstallalion

Follow

below

instruction

to

install

the

LPG

regulator

cover:

1, Place

the

LPG

regulator

cover

A

over

the

LPG

reg u la

tor

B.

2,

Use

M5Xl4(QTY:3)

C

and

M5X35(QTY:l)

D

screws

to

tighten

the

LPG

regulator

cover.

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Page

10

Customer

Service

1

-844-FIRMAN

1

SPECIFICATIONS

Model

WH03042

Starting Watts

3300(GASOLIN E)/3000(LPG)

Running Watts 3000(GASOLIN E)/2700(LPG)

Rated

AC

Voltage 120V

Rated

Feq

uency 60Hz

Phase

Single

Phase

Voltage regulator

Digital

Power Factor

1

Total Harmonic Distortion(THD)

<3%

Alternator Type

Magneto

lnducto

r

Engine

FIRMAN

Engine Type

Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke OHV

Air

Cooled

Displacement

171

cc

Low Oil Shutdown

YES

Ignition System

Breakless Ignition Type, Flywheel Magneto

Starting System Recoi

1/E

lectric

Sta

rt

Fuel

Unleaded Automotive Gasoline/LPG

Capacity

Fuel

Tank

1.8 Gallon

Lubricating Oil Capacity

20.3 oz(0.6L)

Carburetor Type

Float

Air

Cleaner Polyurethane Type

P.T.O.

shaft rotation

Counter Clockwise (Facing

P.T.O.)

Oil Type

See

"Add Enqine Oil" Section

AC

Grounding System

Floating Neutral

AN

IMPORTANT

MESSAGE

ABOUT

TEMPERATURE:

Your

Firman

Power

Equipment

product

is

designed

and

rated

for

continuous

operation

at

ambient

temperatures

up

to

40°C

(104°F).

When

your

product

is

needed,

your

product

may

be

operated

at

temperatures

ranging

from

-15°C

(S°F)

to

S0°C (122°F)

for

short

periods.

If

the

product

is

exposed

to

tern

peratu

res

outside

th

is

ranged

uri

ng

storage,

its

hou

Id

be

brought

back

within

this

range

before

operation.

In

any

event,

the

product

must

always

be

operated

outdoors,

in

a

well-ventilated

area

and

away

from

doors,

windows

and

other

vents.

•

When

operated

above

77°F(25°C)

there

may

be

a decrease in

power.

•

Maximum

wattage

and

current

are

subject

to

and

limited

by

such

factors

as

fuel

BTU

content

ambient

temperature,

altitude,

engine

condition

and

etc.

Maximum

power

decreases

about

3.5%

for

each 1,000

feet

above

sea level;

and

will

also decrease

about

1%

for

each

l0°F(6°C)

above

60°F(l6°C)

ambient

temperature.

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Page

11

Customer

Service

1

·844

·FIRMAN

1

Add

Engine

Oil

A

CAUTION

DO

NOT

attempt

to

crank

or

start

the

engine

before

it

has

been

properly

filled

with

the

recommended

type

and

amount

of

oil.

Damage

to

the

generator

as

a

result

of

failure

to

follow

these

instructions

will

void

your

warranty.

NOTE:

The recommended

oil

type

is

lOW-30

automotive

oil. However

outdoor

temperatures will determine

the space

proper

oil

viscosity

for

the

engine.

Use

the

chart

to

select

the

best

for

the

outdoor

temperature

range expected.

Degrees

Cels1usc,(Outs1de)

~&8

-17,1

"'·'

4.4

15,6 :!li.7 17.1 48.9

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♦

i

I

•

55Mi

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I

Ill\¥

■

I

Ja

b

~ ~

i/n

Ja

l~D

do

l.Place

generator

on

a

flat

and

level

surface.

2.Loosen

the

cover

screw

and

remove

the

maintenance

cover.

3.Remove

oil

fill

cap/dipstick.

4.Using

oil

funnel,

slowly

pour

contents

of

provided

oil

bottle

into

oil

fill

opening

to

the

"H"

mark

on

dipstick.

Be

ca

refu

I

do

not

overfill.

Overfilling

with

oil

could

cause

the

engine

to

not

start

or

hard

starting.

~\-

~~

DRAIN

PLUG

~

l~~

5.Replace

oil

fill

cap/dipstick

and

fully

tighten.

6.Reinstall maintenance

cover

and

tighten

screws .

7.Oil

Level

should be checked prior

to

each

use

or

at least 8 hou

rs

or

operation.

Keep

oil level maintained.

&.

CAUTION

The

engine

is

equipped

with

a

low

oil

shut-off

and

will

stop

when

the

oil

level in

the

crankcase falls

below

the

threshold

level.

NOTE:

We

consider

the

first

5 hours

of

run

time

to

be

the

break-in

period

for

the

unit.

During

the

break

in

period

stay

at

or

below

50%

of

the

running

watt

rating and

vary

the

load occasionally

to

allow

s

tator

windings

to

heat and cool.

Adjusting

the

load

will

also cause

engine

speed

to

vary

and

help

seat

piston

rings.

Low

oil

shuldown

The

unit

is

equipped

with

a

low

oil

shutdown.If

the

oil

level

becomes

lower

than

requ

ired,the

sensor

will

activate

a

warning

device

or

stop

the

engine.

If

generator

shuts

off

and

the

oil

level

is

within

specifications,

check

to

see

if

generator

is

sitting

at

an

angle

that

forces

oil

to

shift.

Place

on

an

even

surface

to

corre

ct

this.

If

engine

fails

to

start,

the

oil

level

may

not

be

sufficient

to

deactivate

low

oil

level

switch.

Make

sure

the

su

mp

is

completely

full

of

oil.

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Page

12

Customer

Se

rvic

e 1 -844

-FIRMAN

1

Add

FUBI

I.Gasoline

Fuel

must

meet

these

requirements:

• Clean, fresh,

unleaded

gasoline.

• Use

regular

UNLEADED

gasoline

with

the

generator

engine

with

a

minimum

87

octane

/

87

AKI (91 RON).

For

high

altitude

use, see

"Operation

at

High

Altitude".

•

Do

not

use

gasoline

with

more

than

10%

alcohol

such

as

E85

or

ethanol.

lffl:

Avoid

generator

damage.

Failure

to

follow

Operator

's

Manual

for

fuel

recommendations

voids

warranty.

•

DO

NOT use unapproved gasoline such

as

E85.

•

DO

NOT mix oil in gasoline.

•

DO

NOT

modify

engine

to

run on alternate fuels.

A

WARNING

&

Fuel

and

its

vapors

are

extremely

flammable

and

explosive

which

could

cause

burns,

fire

or

explosion

resulting

in

death,

serious

injury

and/or

property

damage.

WHEN

ADDING

FUEL

• Fill fuel

tank

outdoors.

I\,

DO

NOT

overfill

tank.Allow

space

for

fuel

~

expansion.

If

the

tank

is

overfilled,

fuel

can

overflow

onto

a

hot

engine

and cause

fire

or

explosion.

Wipe

up

any

spilled

fuel

immediately.

•

If

fuel spills,

wait

until

it

evaporates

before

starting

engine.

• Keep fuel

away

from

sparks,

open

flames,

pilot

lights, heat,

and

other

ignition

sources.

• Check fuel lines,

tank,

cap

and

fittings

frequently

for

cracks

or

leaks. Replace

if

necessary.

I\,

DO

NOT

light

a

cigarette

or

smoke

when

~

filling

the

fuel

tank.

l.Clean

area

around

fuel

fill

cap,

remove

cap.

2.Slowly

add

unleaded

fuel

to

fuel

tank:.

Be

careful

not

to

fill

above

the

red

fuel

level

indicator.

This

allows

adequate

space

for

fuel

expansion.

3.Install

fuel

cap

and

let

any

spilled

fuel

evaporate

before

starting

engine

or

wipe

up

any

spilled

gasoline.

A

CAUTION

• Slowly add unleaded gasoline

to

fuel tank.

• Do

not

overfill

tank.

• Do

not

fill above

the

red fuel level indicator.

This will allow expansion in

hot

weather and

prevent overflow.

(------==1r~,

Fuel

Level

Indicator

I

IMPORTANT:

It

is·

important

to

prevent

gum

deposits

from

forming

in fuel system parts such

as

the

carburetor, fuel hose

or

tank

during

storage.

Alcohol-blended

fuels (called gasohol,

ethanol

or

methanol)

can

attract

moisture,

which

leads

to

separation and

formation

of

acids

during

storage.

Acidic

gas can

damage

the

fuel system

of

an

engine

while

in storage. To avoid

engine

problems,

the

fuel system should

be

emptied

before

storage

of

30

days

or

longer.

See

the

" Long Term Storage" section.

Never

use

engine

or

carburetor

cleaner

products

in

the

fuel

tank

as

permanent

damage

may

occur.

2-Connecting

Liquid

Petroleum

Gas

(LPG/Propane)

Cylinder

A

DANGER

• Liquid Petroleum

Gas

(LPG)

is

highly flammable

and explosive. Fire

or

explosion can cause severe

burns

or

death.

• Do

not

place

the

LPG

cylinder in the path

of

muffler outlet.

•

Do

not

use

or

store

LPG

cylinder

in

a

building,

garage

or

enclosed

area.

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Page

13

Customer

Service

1 -844

-FIRMAN

1

•

Do

not

check

for

leaks

with

a

lighted

match

or

flame.

• The

LPG

cylinder

valve

should

be

fully

closed

when

the

generator

is

not

in use

or

is

running

with

gasoline.

•

If

you

smell gas: close

off

the

gas supply. Make

sure

there

is

no

leak

before

using

the

generator.

£

WARNING

• Device used

for

handling

LPG

must

be

installed

and

used

in

strict conformance with

NFPA

58

(Liquefied Petroleum

Gas

Code) and

NFPA

54

(National

Fuel

Gas)

and all other

codes,

regulations

and manufacturer recommendations.

•

Never

use a gas

container,

LPG

connector

hose,

LPG

cylinder

or

any

other

fuel

item

that

is

damaged

or

appears

damaged.

• The

LPG

cylinder

valve

shou

Id

be

fully

closed

when

the

generator

is

not

in

use

or

is

running

with

gasoline.

• The

regulator/hose

assembly

and

cylinder

valve

must

be

inspected

before

each use

for

leaks

or

sign

of

damages.

•

If

you

smell gas: close

off

the

gas supply. Spray

a soapy

water

solution

to

check all connections

for

leaks

before

attempting

to

use generator.

Contact

a

qualified

technician

to

inspect and

repair

the

LPG

system

if

a leak

found

before

using

the

generator.

■ Use

only

20

or

30

lb

capacity

cylinders

with

Type

1,

right

hand

Acme

threads

with

this

generator.

Verify

the

re-qualification

date

on

the

tank

has

not

expired.

Do

not

use rusted

or

damaged

cylinders.

■

All

new

cylinders

must

be

purged

of

air

and

moisture

prior

to

filling.

Used

cylinders

that

have

not

been

plugged

or

kept

closed

must

also

be

purged.

The

purging

process

should

be

done

by

your

propane

gas

supplier.

■

Do

not

connect

ordisconnectthe

LPG

cylinder

in enclosed area.

■

Do

not

install

or

replace

the

LPG

cylinder

near

open

flames,

pilot

lights,

or

sparking

electrical

equipment

such

as

power

tools,

welders

and

grinders.

D(Regulator

Assembly)

C(Quick

Connect

Fitting)

A(LPG

Regulator/Hose

Assembly)

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14

Customer

Service

1-844-FIRMAN

1

■ Remove

the

cap/plug

and

attach

the

quick

connect

fitting

C

to

the

quick

connect

in

let

located

on

the

control

panel.

■

Attach

the

LPG

regulator

solenoid

plug

B

to

the

LPG

regulator

solenoid

port

located

on

the

control

panel.

■ Remove

the

safety

cap/plug

from

the

cylinder

valve

and

attach

the

LPG

regulator

assembly

D

to

the

LPG

cylinder.

NOTE:

Tighten

the

nut

by

hand clock wise

to

a positive

stop.

Do

not

use a wrench

to

tighten.

Use

of

wrench may damage quick closing coupling

nut

and result in a hazardous condition.

■

Do

not

use tape

or

any

type

sealant

to

seal

the

LPG

hose connections.

■ You

must

use

the

supplied

regulator/hose

assembly

for

safe

operation.

■

Always position

the

cylinder

so

the connection

between

the

valve and the regulator

won't

cause

bends

or

kinks in the hose.

■

Spray a soapy water solution (one part

liquid

detergent and one part water)

to

check all

connections

for

leaks before

attempting

to

use generator. Slowly open the cylinder valve.

A leak exists

if

bubbles appear

or

grow

larger

in

size

or

number. This must be corrected before

using

the

generator.

Contact

your

local

Authorized Service Facility

for

assistance. Do

not

attempt

to

make repairs yourself.

■ Do not

check

for

leaks

with a lighted match orflame.

■

Do

not

light

or

smoke

cigarettes.

■ Check

the

fuel

system

periodically

for

leaks

or

signs

of

dam ages.

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15

Customer

Service:

1-844-F

IRMAN

1

&.

CAUTION

•

LPG

under

pressure

is

highly

flammable

and

can cause a

fire

or

explosion

if

ignited.

•

LPG

is

heavier

than air and

can

accumulate

in

confined

spaces

and

low

places

in

the event

of

a

leak.

•

LPG

has

ad

istinctive

odor

to

help

detect

potential

leaks.

•

Do

not

allow

children

to

tamper

or

play

with

the

LPG

cylinder.

• In

the

event

of

an

LPG

fire, flames

should

not

be

extinguished

unless

by

doing

so

the

fuel

supply

valve can

be

turned

off.

If

the

fire

is

extinguished

and

a

supply

of

fuel

is

not

turned

off,

an

explosion

hazard

greater

than

the

fire

hazard cou Id

be

created.

•

Keep

a

fire

extinguisher

near

the

generator

all

the

time.

•

Always

keep

the

LPG

cylinder

in an

upright

position.

• Do

not

subject

LPG

cylinder

to

excessive heat.

•

Contact

with

liquid

contents

of

the

cylinder

will

cause

freeze

burns

to

the

skin.

•

An

LPG

cylinder

not

connected

for

use

shall

not

be

stored

in

the

vicinity

of

the

generator.

•

When

transporting

and

storing,

turn

off

the

cylinder

valve

and

fuel

selector

switch,

and

disconnect

the

cylinder.

3-Permanent

Connection

to

a

large

Propane

supply

tank:

In the instance that you would need

to

connect

your

generator

to

a large propane Supply tank,

larger than 20

or

30

lb

DOT cylinder,

it

is

recommended

to

contact your

Gas

Equipment

Company. Various equipment

for

use with

LPG,

is

required

for

proper conformance

to

all

NFPA

regulations. Your

Gas

Equipment Company

can

help

you

select and install the proper regulator,

fittings and connections

to

meet all the Codes

and manufacturer regulations.

Each

installation

may be different and will required proper equipment.

Contact

your

Gas

Equipment Company

to

assure

that

you are meeting all

NFPA

58

(Liquefied

Petroleum

Gas

Code) and

NFPA

54

(National

Fuel

Gas)

Codes.

Operation

at

High

Altitude

At

altitudes

over

5,000

feet(l524

meters),

a

minimum

85

octane/

85 AKI (89 RON)

gasoline

is

acceptable.

The

density

of

air at high

altitude

is

lower

than

at

sea

level. Engine

power

is

reduced

as

the

air

mass and

air-fuel

ratio decrease.

Engine

power

and

generator

output

will

be

reduced

approximately

3.5%

for

every 1000

feet

of

elevation

above

sea level. This

is

a

natural

trend

and

cannot

be

changed

by

adjusting

the

engine.

At

high

altitudes

increased exhaust emissions can also result

due

to

the

increased

enrichment

of

the

air

fuel ratio.

Other

high

altitude

issues

can

include

hard

starting,

increased

fuel

consumption

and

spark

plug

fouling.

To

alleviate

high

altitude

issues

other

than

the

natural

power

loss,

FIRMAN

can

provide

a

high

a

It

it

u

de

ca

rb

u

reto

r

main

jet.

The

a I

tern

at

ive

main

jet

and installation instructions can be

obtained

by

contacting

Customer

Support.

Installation instructions are also available in

the

Technical Bulletin area

of

the

FIRMAN internet site.

The

part

number

and

recommended

minimum

altitude

for

the

application

of

the

high

altitude

carburetor

main

jet

is

listed

in

the

table

below.

171cc

Altitude

main

jet

1

330717004

300

0

-6000Feet

Altitude

mainjet2

330717005

6000-8000Feet

&.

WARNING

Operation using the alternative main

jet

at

elevations lower than the recommended

minimum altitude

can

damage the engine.

For operation at lower elevations,

the

standard main

jet

must be used. Operating

the

engine

with

the

wrong

engine

configuration

at

a given

altitude

may

increase its emissions and decrease fuel

efficiency and performance.

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Customer

Service

1

-844-FIRMAN

1

Grounding

The National Electric Code requires

your

generator

must

be

properly

connected

to

an

appropriate

ground

to

help prevent electric shock.

.&.

WARNING

Failure

to

properly

ground

the

generator

can

result

in

electric

shock.

A

ground

terminal

connected

to

the

frame

of

the

generator

has

been

provided

on

the

control

panel.

For

remote

grounding,

connect

of

a

length

of

heavy

gauge

(12

AWG

minimum)

copper

wire

between

the

generator

ground

terminal

and

a

copper

rod

driven

into

the

ground.

We

strongly

recommend

that

you

consult

with

a

qualified

electrician

to

ensure

compliance

with

local

electrical

codes.

THERE

IS

A PERMANENT CONDUCTOR

BETWEEN

THE

GEN

ERA

TOR (STATOR

WINDING)

AND

THE

FRAME.

connecting

to

a

Building's

Electrical

svstem

Connections

for

standby

power

to

a

building's

electrical

system

must

be

made

by

a

qualified

electrician.

The

connection

must

isolate

the

generator

power

from

utility

power

or

other

alternative

power

sources

and

must

comply

with

all

applicable

laws

and

electrical

codes.

&

WARNING

&

Generator

voltage

could

cause

electrical

shock

or

burn

resulting

In

death

or

serious

InJury.

• Use

approved

transfer

equipment

to

prevent

backfeed

by

isolating

generator

from

electric

utility

workers.

•

When

using

generator

for

backup

power,

notify

utility

company.

• Use a

ground

fault

circuit

interrupter

(GFCI) in

any

damp

or

highly

conductive

area, such

as

metal

decking

or

steel

work.

• DO NOT

touch

bare wires

or

receptacles.

• DO NOT use

generator

with

electrical cords

which

are

worn,frayed,

bare

or

otherwise

damaged.

• DO NOT

operate

generator

in

the

rain

or

wet

weather.

• DO NOT

handle

generator

or

electrical

cords

while

standing

in water,

while

barefoot

,

or

while

hands

or

feet

are

wet.

• DO NOT

allow

unqualified

persons

or

children

to

operate

or

service

generator.

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Customer

Service

1

-844-FIRMAN

1

OPERATION

Generator

location

&

WARNING

Make sure

you

review each warning in

order

to

prevent fire hazard.

■

Keep

area clear

of

inflammables

or

other

hazardous materials.

■

Select a site

that

is

dry, well ventilated and

protected from

the

weather.

■

Keep

exhaust pipe clear

of

foreign objects.

■

Keep

generator away

from

open flame.

■

Keep

generator on a stable and level surface.

A

CAUTION

Tilting

can cause

fuel

spillage.

■

Do

not

block generator air vents

with

paper

or

other

material.

A

DANGER

U.lng •

a-ralor

Ind-,,

CAN

KILL

YOU

IN

MINUTES.

GenerwlDr

ahauat

contain•

carbon

monmd•.

Thll

11

•

pol1on

you

cu,r,ot

- or 1mell.

©~

0

"'➔

NEVER,_

lnllde •

homa

Only

UN

OUTSIDE

and

or

gar

■

ge,

EVEN

IF

doon

flr-fnlm

win-.

andwln_.,._n,

doan,

and wnta.

Avoid

other

generator

hazards.

READ

MANUAL

BEFORE USE.

&

WARNING

POISONOUS GAS HAZARD.

Engine exhaust

contains

carbon

monoxide,

a

poisonous

gas

that

could

kill

you

in

minutes.

You

CANNOT

smell it, see it,

or

taste

it. Even

if

you

do

not

smell exhaust

fumes,

you

could

still

be

exposed

to

carbon

monoxide

gas.

•

Operate

this

product

ONLY

outside

far

away

from

windows,

doors

and

vents

to

reduce

the

risk

of

carbon

monoxide

gas

from

accumulating

and

potentially

being

drawn

towards

occupied

spaces.

•

Install

battery-operated

carbon

monoxide

alarms

or

plug-in

carbon

monoxide

alarms

with

battery

back-up

according

to

the

manufacturer's

instructions.

Smoke

alarms

cannot

detect

carbon

monoxide

gas.

•

DO

NOT

run

th

is

product

inside homes,

garages, basements, crawlspaces, sheds,

or

other

pa

rt i

ally-enclosed

spaces even

if

using

fans

or

opening

doors

and

windows

for

ventilation.

Carbon

monoxide

can

quickly

build

up

in these spaces

and

can

linger

for

hou

rs,

even

afte

r

this

product

has

sh

ut

off.

eALWAYS

place

this

product

downwind

and

point

the

engine

exhaust

away

from

occupied

spaces.

If

you

start

to

feel sick,

dizzy,

or

weak

while

using

this

product,

shut

it

off

and

get

to

fresh

air

RIGHT AWAY. See a

doctor.

You

may

have

carbon

monoxide

poisoning.

surge

Protection

A

CAUTION

Voltage

fluctuation

may

impairthe

proper

functioning

of

sensitive

electronic

equipment.

Electronic devices,

including

computers

and

many

programmable

appliances use

components

that

are designed

to

operate

within

a

narrow

voltage

range

and

may

be

affected

by

momentary

voltage

fluctuations.

While

there

is

no

way

to

prevent

voltage

fluctuations,

you

can

take

steps

to

protect

sensitive electronic

equipment.

Install

UL1449,

CSA-listed,

plug-in

surge

suppressors

on

the

outlets

feeding

your

sensitive

eq u

ipment.

Surge

suppressors

come

in

single-

or

multi-outlet

styles.

They're

designed

to

protect

against

virtually

all

short-duration

voltage

flu

c

tuations.

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Customer

Service

1-844-FIRMAN

1

Starting

the

GenBl'atorlRecoU

Stan-GasOline)

7.

Push

the

battery power restore switch

for

about

1.

Before

starting

the

generator,

check

for

loose

3 seconds and then release.

or

missing

parts

and

for

any

damage

which

may

have

occurred

during

shipment.

2.

Check

oil

level

and

fuel.

3.

Make sure

the

LPG

cylinder knob

is

fully closed.

4.

Tum

the

fuel

selector

switch

to

"GAS"

positi:m(4:30

o'clock).

5.

Disconnect

all

electrical

loads

from

the

generator.

Never

start

or

stop

the

generator

with

electrical

devices

plugged

in

or

turned

on.

6.

Flip

the

engine switch

to

the

"RUN"(I) position.

8.

Pull

the

choke lever

out

to

the

"CHOKE"

position.

9. Pull

the

starter

cord

slowly

until

resistance

is

felt

and

then

pull

rapidly.

10. Push

the

choke

button

to

the

"RUN" position.

11.

Allow

generator

to

run

at

no

load

for

few

minutes

upon

each

initial

start-up

to

permit

engine

and

generator

to

stablize.

NOTE: The

gasoline

valve

is

OPEN,

when

the

fuel

selector

switch

is

in

"GAS"

position(4:30 o'clock).

To close

this

valve,

turn

the

slector

switch

to

the

"LPG"

position

(1:30 o'clock).

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the

Generator

IRecoil

Start-lPGJ

NOTE: The generator

will

NOT start with

LPG

without

battery power

or

an appropriate connection.

L

Before

starting

the

generator,

check

for

loose

or

missing

parts

and

for

any

damage

which

may

have

occurred

during

shipment.

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Service

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-FIRMAN

1

3.

Connect the regulator(A)

to

both

LPG

cylinder

and generator. Connect the power

cord(B)

to

the

LPG

regulator port.

See

"Connecting liquid Petroleum

Gas(LPG/Propane)

Cylinder" section on page

13,

14,15.

Use

your fingers, slide

the

outer

barrel back on

the

LPG

quick connect hose fitting. While

the

outer

barrel

is

in

the

back position, insert

the

LPG

hose

(included) into

the

inlet and release

the

outer

barrel.

The barrel will automatically return and lock

the

hose

in

the

inlet.

4. Fully

open

the

LPG

cylinder knob.

5.

Turn

the

fuel

selector

swtch

to

"LPG"

position(l30

o'clock).

6.

Disconnect all electrical loads

from

the

generator.

Never start

or

stop

the

generator

with

electrical

devices plugged in

or

turned on.

7.

Flip

the

engine switch

to

the

"RUN"(I) position.

8.

Push

the

battery power restore switch

for

about

3 seconds and then release.

9.

Pull

the

choke lever

out

to

the

"CHOKE"

position.

10.

PULL-TO-PRIME:

Pull

the

starter

cord

1-2

times.

Pull

slowly

until

resistance

if

felt

and

then

pull

rapidly.

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11.

Push

the

choke

button

to

the

"RUN" position.

12.

PULL-TO-RUN:

Pull

the

starter

cord

slowly

until

resistance

if

felt

and

pull

rapidly

to

run

the

unit.

If

the engine fails

to

start in 1-2 pu

lls

with choke in the

"RUN" position, then move choke lever

to

"START"

position and repeat the "PULL-TO-PRIME" step.

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8

44-FIRMAN

1

13.

Allow

generator

to

run

at

no

load

for

few

minutes

upon

each

initial

start-up

to

permit

engine

and

generator

to

stablize.

A

WARNING

~

Starter

cord

kickback(rapid

d '

~

retraction)

will

pull

hand

and

arm

A

~

toward

engine

faster

than

you

can

(~

'"'---

~'

let

go

which

could

cause

broken

bones, fractures, bruises,

or

sprains

resulting

in

serious injury.

When

starting

engine,

pull

cord

slowly

until

resistance

is

felt

and

then

pull

rapidly

to

avoid

kickback.

Keep

choke

lever

in

"CHOKE"

position

for

only

1

pull

of

the

recoil

starter.

After

first

pull

,

move

choke

lever

to

the

"RUN"

position

for

up

to

the

pulls

of

the

recoil

starter.

Too

much

choke

leads

to

sparkplug

fouling/engine

flooding

due

to

the

lack

of

incoming

air.

This

will

cause

the

engine

not

to

start.

NIITE;

If

engine

starts

after

3

pulls

but

fails

to

run,

or

if

unit

shuts

down

during

operation,

make

sure

unit

is

on

a

level

surface

and

check

for

proper

oil

level

in

crankcase. This

unit

may

be

equipped

with

a

low

oil

protection

device.

If

so,

oil

mu

st

be

at

proper

level

for

engine

to

start.

Electric

Start

Operations

This

model

is

provided

with

recoil

start

and

electric

start

capabilities.

The

charger

is a

low

amperage

maintenance

type

charger.

It

will

charge

your

battery

as

your

generator

runs.

Avoid

prolonged

cranking,

as

it

can

damage

the

engine

,

A

WARNING

Storage

batteries

give

off

EXPLOSIVE

hydrogen

gas

while

charging.

Do

not

allow

smoking,

open

flames,

sparks,

or

spark

producing

equipment

in

the

area

while

charging.

A

WARNING

Battery

electrolyte

fluid

is

comprised

of

sulfuric

acid

that

can

be

very

dangerous

and

caus

e

severe

burns.

Do

not allow

this

fluid

to contact

eyes,

skin,

clothing,

etc.

If

contact or spillage

does

occur,

flush

the

area

with

water immediately.

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Genennor

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s1an~Gasoln11J

L

Before

starting

the

generator,

check

for

loose

or

missing

parts

and

for

any

damage

which

may

have

occurred

during

shipment.

2.

Check

oi

I

level

and

fuel.

3. Make sure the

LPG

cylinder knob

is

fully

closed.

4.

Tum

the

fuel

selectorsw~ch

to

"GAS"

positbn(4:30 dcbck).

~

IAI

i1

S.

Disconnect

all

electrical

loads

from

the

generator.

Never

start

or

stop

the

generator

with

electrical

devices

pl

u

gged

in

or

turned

on.

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6.

Flip

the

engine switch

to

the

"RUN"(I) position.

•©

~

7.

Push

the battery power restore switch

for

about

3 seconds and then release.

8.

Pull

the

choke lever

out

to

the

"CHOKE"

position.

~

-<J

9.

Press

and hold

the

engine switch in

the

"START'

(II)

position

for

few seconds and release the switch

to

the

"RUN"(I) position.

II

CC)

~

10. Push

the

choke

button

to

the

"RUN" position.

11.

Allow

generator

to

run

at

no

load

for

few

minutes

upon

each

initial

start-up

to

permit

engine

and

generator

to

stablize.

NOTE: The

gasoline

valve is OPEN,

when

the

fuel

selector

switch

is

in

"GAS"position(4:30

o'clock).

To

close

this

valve,

turn

the

slector

switch

to

the

"LPG"

position

(1.30

o'clock).

Staning

the

Generator

(Electric

Start-LPGJ

NOTE:

The generator will NOT start with

LPG

without

battery power

or

an

appropriate connection.

L

Before

starting

the

generator,

check

for

loose

or

missing

parts

and

for

any

damage

which

may

have

occurred

during

shipment.

2.

Check

oil

level.

3.

Connect

the

regulator(A)

to

both

LPG

cylinder

and

generator.

Connect

the

power

cord(B)

to

the

LPG

regulator

port.

See

"Connecting

liquid

Petroleum

Gas(LPG/Propane)

Cylinder"

section

on

page

13,14

and

15.

Use

your

fingers, slide

the

outer

barrel back on

the

LPG

quick

connect hose fitting.

While

the

outer

barrel

is

in

the

back position, insert

the

LPG

hose

(included)

into

the

inlet and release

the

outer

barrel.

The barrel will automatically return and lock

the

hose in

the

inlet.

4. Fully

open

the

LPG

cylinder

knob.

S.

Tum

the

fuel

selector

sv.ntr:h

to

"LPG"

positbn(l30

o'clock).

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6.

Disconnect

all

electrical

loads

from

the

generator.

Never

start

or

stop

the

generator

with

electrical

devices

plugged

in

or

turned

on.

7.

Flip

the

engine

switch

to

the

"RUN"(I) position.

8.

Push

the

battery

power

restore switch

for

about

3 seconds and then release.

9.

Pull

the

choke lever

out

to

the

"CHOKE" position.

10.

Press

and hold

the

engine switch in the "START"(II)

position

for

few

seconds and release

the

switch

to

the

"RUN"(I) position.

-------

11

e

~

11. Push

the

choke

button

to

the

"RUN"

position.

12.

Allow

generator

to

r u n

at

no

load

for

few

minutes

upon

each

initial

start-up

to

permit

engine

and

generator

to

stablize

.

ConnBCling

EIBClrical

loads

This

unit

has

been

pretested

and

adjusted

to

handle

its

full

capacity.

Before

starting

the

generator,

disconnect

all

load.

Apply

load

only

after

generator

is

running.

Voltage

is

regulated

via

the

engine

speed

adjusted

at

the

factory

for

correct

output.

Readjusting

will

void

warranty.

A

CAUTION

When

applying a load,

do

not

exceed

the

ma

x

imum

wattage

rating

of

the

generator

when

using

one

or

more

receptacles. Also,

do

not

exceed

the

amperage

rating

of

anyone

receptacle.

Do

not

apply

heavy electrical load

during

break-in

period (the first five hours

of

operations).

Llet

engine

stabilize

and

warm

up

for

a

few

minutes

after

starting.

2.Ensure

circuit

breaker

on

control

panel

is in

on

position.

3.Plug

in

and

turn

on

the

desired

120

Volt

AC,

single

phase,

60Hz

electrical

loads.

It

is

better

to

attach

the

item

with

largest

load

first.

~

.,,,,,,,,,

1111:

Connecting

a

generator

to

your

electric

utility

company's

power

lines

or

to

another

power

source

may

be

against

the

law.

In

addition

this

action,

if

done

incorrectly,

could

damage

your

generator

and

appliances

and

could

cause

serious

injury

or

even

death

to

you

or

a

utility

worker

who

may

be

working

on

nearby

power

lines.

If

you

plan

to

run

a

portable

electric

generator

during

an

outage,

please

notify

your

electric

utility

company

immediately

and

remember

to

plug

your

appliances

directly

into

the

generator

.

Do

not

plug

the

generator

into

any

electric

outlet

in

your

home.

Doing

so

could

create

a

connection

to

the

utility

company

power

lines.

You

are

responsible

for

ensuring

that

your

generator's

electricity

does

not

feed

back

into

the

electri

c

utility

power

lines

.

If

the

generator

will

be

connected

to

a

building

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electrical

system,

consult

your

local

utility

company

or

a

qualified

electrician.

Connections

must

isolate

generator

power

from

utility

power

and

must

comply

with

all

applicable

laws

and

codes.

Economv

Control

Switch

.it.

CAUTION

eFor

use

with

12V

direct

current

outlet,

always

keep

the

ECO

mode

deactivated

(OFF

Position).

•

You

can use

the

12V

direct

current

outlet

and

the

230V

current

at

the

same

time,

but

keep

the

ECO

mode

deactivated

(OFF

Position)

at

The

Economy

Control

switch

can be

activated

in

all

times.

Do

not

start

the

vehicle

while

the

battery

charging

order

to

minimize

fuel

consumption

and

noise

while

operating

the

unit

during

times

of

reduced

Cable

is

connected

and

the

generator

is

running.

It

will

not

give

the

battery

a

boost

of

power. The

electrical

output,

allowing

the

engine

speed

to

Vehicle

or

the

generator

may

be

damaged.

Charge

idle

during

periods

of

non-use.

The

engine

speed

returns

to

normal

when

an

electrical

load

is

only

vented

wet

lead acid batteries.

Other

types

of

batteries

may

burst, causing personal

injury

connected.

When

the

economy

switch

is

off,

the

or

damage.

engine

runs

at

normal

speed

continuously.

.it.

WARNING

Bll

■

IE

IIIIIBII

Bll

■

IE

For

periods

of

high

electrical

load

or

momentary

fluctuations,

the

Economy

Control

Switch

should

be

turned

OFF.

12VDC

Outlet

IBatterv

Charger!

The

12V

DC

outlet

is

ONLY

to

be

used

with

the

supplied

12V

battery

charging

cable.

The

DC

output

is

unregulated

and

will

damage

other

12V

DC

products.

The

amount

of

current

flowing will depend on

the

A

WARNING

Storage

batteries

give

off

EXPLOSIVE

hydrogen

gas

while

charging.

Do

not

allow

smoking,

open

flames,

sparks,

or

spark

producing

equipment

in

the

area

while

charging.

A

WARNING

Battery

electrolyte

fluid

is

comprised

of

sulfuric

acid

that

can be

very

dangerous

and cause severe

burns. Do

not

allow

this

fluid

to

contact

eyes, skin,

clothing,

etc.

If

contact

or

spillage

does occur,

flush

the

area

with

water

immediately.

Do

not

continue

to

charge

a

battery

that

becomes

hot

or

is

fully

charged.

1.

Before

connecting

the

battery

charging

cable

to

a

battery

that

is

installed in a vehicle,

disconnect

the

vehicle

battery

ground

cable

from

the

negative(-)

battery

terminal.

2.

Plug

the

battery

charging

cable

into

the

DC

receptacle

of

the

generator.

3.

Connect

the

red

(+)battery

charger

lead

to

the

charging

voltage

and battery's state

of

charge.

As

d I ) b .

1

re

+

atteryterm1na.

the

battery

becomes

more

fully charged,

the

output

4

. Connect

the

black(-)

battery

charger

lead

to

currentto

the

battery

decreases and nearly becomes

the

black(-)

battery

terminal.

constant. Taper chargers are intended

to

be used

5.

Start

the

generator.

with

the

provision

that

they

will be disconnected

from

the

battery

after

a

maximum

time

on charge.

NOTE:

Normally

a period

of

30

to

120 minutes

is

sufficient

When

the

battery

circuit

is

in use

the

AC

capacity

to

recharge a weak battery. The charge level

of

the

is

reduced

bylO0watts.

Make

sure

the

combined

battery

should be checked periodically.

load

is

within

the

rated

limits

.

English

.it.

WARNING

Do

not

continue

to

charge

a

battery

that

becomes

hot

or

is

fully

charged.

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DC

CIRCUIT

PROTECTOR

If

a cover

is

used,

do

not

install until

unit

has

cooled.

A DC

circuit

protector

has

been

provided

to

NOTE:

Disconnect

the

LPG

cylinder

from

the

generator

during

transportation.

protect

the

circuit

from

overloads.

If

an

overload

occurs,

the

circuit

protector

will

trip.

The

circuit

protector

may

be

reset

by

pushing

the

button

of

the

protector.

Charging

a

large

capacity

battery

or

a

totally

discharged

battery

may

cause

the

DC

breaker

to

turn

off.

In

these

cases, a separate

battery

charger

unit

connected

to

an

AC

power

source

is

recommended

instead

of

the

DC

receptacle

on

the

generator.

Stopping

the

Engine

1.

Turn

off

and

remove

entire

electrical

loads.

Never

start

or

stop

the

generator

with

electrical

devices

plugged

in

or

turned

on.

Let

the

generator run

at

no-load

for

tw

o minutes

to

stabilize

internal temperatures

of

the engine and generator.

2.

Flip

the

engine

switch to"OFF"(O) position.

~

3.

Turn

the

fuel

selector

switch

to

"LPG"

position

(1:30

o'clock).

The

gasoline

valve

is

close

on

this

position.

4. Fully close

the

LPG

cylinder

knob.

A

WARNING

Fuel

and

its

vapors

are

extremely

flammable

and

explosive

which

could

cause

burns

,

fire

or

explosion

resulting

in

death,

serious

injury

and/or

property

damage.

DO

NOT

stop

engine

by

moving

choke

control

to

"START"

position.

Important:

Always

ensure

that

the

fuel

selector

switch

is

in

the

"OFF"

position

when

the

engine

is

not

in

use.

HIE:

If

the

engine

will

not

be

used

for

a

period

of

two

weeks

or

longer,

please

see

the

Storage

section

for

proper

engine

and

fuel

storage.

low

Iii

Shutdown

If

the

engine

oil

drops

below

a

preset

level,

an

oil

switch

will

stop

the

engine.

Check

oil

level

with

dipstick.

If

oil

level

is

between

the

LOW and

HIGH

mark

on

dipstick:

1.DO

NOT

try

to

restart

the

engine.

2.Contact

an

Authorized

FIRMAN Service Dealer.

3.DO NOT operate engine until oil level

is

corrected.

If

oil

level

is

below

the

LOW

mark

on

dipstick:

1.Add

oil

to

bring

level

to

HIGH

mark.

2.Restart

engine

and

if

the

engine

stops

again

a

low

oil

condition

may

still

exist. DO NOT

try

to

restart

the

engine.

3.Contact

an

Authorized

FIRMAN Service Dealer.

4.DO

NOT

operate

engine

until

oil

level

is

corrected.

Do

Nol

overload

Generator

Overloading

a

generator

in

excess

of

its

rated

wattage

capacity

can

result

in

damage

to

the

generator

and

to

connected

electrical

devices.

To

prolong

the

life

of

your

generator

and

attached

devices,

follow

these

steps

to

add

electrical

load:

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1.

Start

the

generator

with

no

electrical

load

attached.

2.

Allow

the

engine

to

run

for

several

minutes

to

stabilize.

3.

Plug

in

and

turn

on

the

first

item.

It

is

best

to

attach

the

item

with

the

largest

load

first.

4.

Allow

the

engine

to

stabilize.

5.

Plug

in

and

turn

on

the

6.

Allow

the

engine

to

stabilize.

7.

Repeat

steps

5-6

for

each

additional

item.

NOTE:

Observing frost

on

LPG

cylinders and regulators

is

common

during

operation

and normally

is

not

an indication

of

a problem. As

LPG

vaporizes and

travels

from

the

tank

to

the

generator

engine

it

expands. The

amount

of

frost

that

forms can

be

affected

by

the

size

of

the

cylinder,

the

amount

of

fuel being used,

the

humidity

of

the

air

and

other

operating conditions. In unusual situations

this

frost may eventually restrict

the

flow

of

LPG

gas

to

the

generator

resulting

in

deteriorating

performance. For example,

if

the

tank

temperature

is

reduced

to

a

very

low

level

then

the

rate

at

which

the

LPG

vaporizes

is

also reduced and may

not

provide

sufficient fuel

flow

to

the

engine. This

is

not

an indication

of

a

problem

with

the

generator

but

only

a

problem

with

the

flow

of

gas

from

the

LPG

cylinder.

If

generator

performance seems

to

be deteriorating

at

the

same

time

that

ice

formation is observed

on

tank

valve, hose

or

regulator

then

some actions may

be

taken

to

eliminate this

symptom.

In

these rare situations

it

can be

helpful

to

reduce

or

eliminate

the

cold

fuel system effects

by

doing

one

of

the

following:

•

Exchanging

fuel

tanks

to

allow

the

first

tank

to

warm

up,

repeating

as

necessary

•

Placing

the

LPG

cylinder

at

the

end

of

the

generator

near

the

handle,

where

engine

fan

air

flows

out

from

the

generator.

This

air

is

slightly

heated

by

flowing

over

the

engine.

A

DANGER

DO

NOT

PLACE THE

LPG

CYLINDER

IN

THE PATH

OF

MUFFLER OUTLET.

•

The

LPG

cylinder

can

be

temporarily

warmed

by

pouring

warm

water

over

the

top

of

the

cylinder.

Overload

Operalion

The

overload

indicator

light

will

turn

on

and

cut

power

to

the

receptacles

after

30

seconds

when

the

load

exceeds

3080W(approximately).

The

overload

indicator

light

will

turn

on

and

cut

power

to

the

receptacles

after

2

seconds

when

the

load

exceeds

3150W(approximately).

How

to

Correct

1.

Disconnect

any

electronic

devices,

and

then

stop

the

engine.

2. Reduce

the

total

wattage

of

connected

electronic

devices

until

it

is

within

the

generator's

rated

output.

3.

Inspect

the

Air

Inlet

and

Control

Panel

for

any

blockage.

Remove

blockage

if

found.

4.

Restart Engine.

Parallel

Operalion

Any

two

FIRMAN inverter generator

with

parallel

port

including

two

FIRMAN inverter model WH03042

can be paralleled

to

increase

the

total

available

electrical

power

to

5500 Watts (on gasoline

application). A FIRMAN Parallel kit

(not

included)

is

required

for

parallel operation.

For Kit availability, call

customer

Service

at

1-844-

347-6261

or

visit: www.firmanpowerequipment.com.

CAUTION:

DO

NOT

disconnect

parallel cables

while

generator

is

running.

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MAINTENANCE

AND

STORAGE

MAINTENANCE

SCHEDllE

Daiy(Befa-e

Initial Every

Every

ITEM

NOTES

lOOhours

operatia,)

25 hours

50

hours

(or

annual)

250hours

Spark

Plug

Check

condition.

Adjust

gap

-./

and

clean.

Replace

if

necessary.

Check

oil

level.

-./

Engine

Oil

Replace.

-./

Air

Filter

Clean,

replace

if

necessary.

-./

Fuel

Line

Check fuel hose

for

cracks

or

other

damage.

Replace

if

necessary.

-./

LPG

Regulato,

Check

for

damage

and

leaks.

-./

/HoseAssy.

Replace

if

necessary.

Check

for

leakage.

Retighten

or

-./

Exhaust

replace

qasket

if

necessary.

System

Check

spark

arrester

screen.

-./

Clean/Repla

ce

if

necessary.

Check

adjust

valve

clearance.*

-./

Engine

Clean

combustion

chamber.*

-./

Fittings/

Check.

Replace

if

necessary.

-./

Fasteners

*Tobe

performed

by

knowledgable

/

experienced

owner

or

by

authorized

service

c

ente

r.

Ganaral

Racommandalions

Regular

maintenance

will

improve

the

performance

and

extend

the

life

of

the

generator.

See

any

authorized

dealer

for

service.

The

generator

's

warranty

does

not

cover

items

that

have

been

subjected

to

operator

ab

use

or

negligence.

To

receive

full

value

from

the

warranty,

the

operator

m u

st

maintain

the

generator

as

instructed

in

this

manual.

Some

adjustments

will

need

to

be

made

periodically

to

properly

maintain

your

generator.

All

service

and

adjustments

should

be

made

at

least

once

each

season.

Follow

the

requirements

in

the

Maintenance

Schedule

chart

above.

Notice

Once

a

year

you

should

clean

or

replace

the

spark

plug

and

replace

the

air

filter.

New

spark

plugs

and

clean

air

filter

assure

proper

fuel-air

mixture

and

help

your

engine

run

better

and

last

longer.

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ENGINE

MAINTENANCE

To

prevent

accidental

starting,

remove

and

ground

spark

plug

wire

before

performing

any

service.

Change

Engine

Oil

Change

engine

oil

every

100

hours.

(for

a

new

engine,

change

oil

after

25

hours.)

If

you

are

using

your

generator

under

extremely

dirty

or

dusty

conditions

,

or

in

extremely

hot

weather,

change

the

oil

more

often.

&

CAUTION

Avoid

prolonged

or

repeated

skin

contact

with

used

motor

oil.

• Used

motor

oil

has

been

shown

to

cause

skin

cancer

in

certain

laboratory

animals.

•

Thoroughly

wash

exposed

areas

with

soap

and

water.

(a)

Loosen

the

cover screws and remove

the

maintenance cover.

(b) Pop

up

the

rubber

plug

from

below

yellow

draining

bolt.

(c) Remove yellow drain bolt.

(d)

Tilt

the

generator

on

its side and

allow

the

oil

to

drai

n completely.

(e)

Replace

yellow

drain bolt.

(f) Fill

the

engine

with

oil

until

it

reaches

the

HIGH

(H) level

on

the

oil

filler

cap. DO NOT

OVERFILL.

• Use fresh and

high

quality

lubricating oil

to

the

specified quantity.

If

contaminated

or

deteriorated

oil

is

used

or

the

quantity

of

the

engine

oil

is

not

sufficient,

the

engine

damage

will

result and its life

will

be

greatly

shortened.

Air

Filler

Maintenance

Maintaining

an

air

filter

in

proper

condition

is

very

important.

Dirt

induced

through

improperly

installed,

improperly

serviced,

or

inadequate

elements

d

amages

and

wears

out

engines.

Always

keep

the

element

clean.

(a)

Remove

the

air cleaner cover and locate

the

air

filter plastic cover.

(c)

After

wetting

the

element

by

clean

engine

oil

squ

eeze

it

tight

by

hand.

All

FIL

lER

ELEMENT

(d)

Put

the

element

in

the

case

and

install

it

securely.

(e)

Reattach

the

air

filter

cover.

(

f)

Reinstall

the

air cleaner cover and

tighten

the

cover screw securely.

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1

Spark

Plug

Mainumanca

Changing

the

spark

plug

will

help

your

engine

to

start

easier

and

run

better.

(a)

Remove

the

maintenance

cover.

IDSPBCI

MUfllBr

and

Spark

ArrBSIBr

Inspect

the

muffler

for

cracks,

corrosion

,

or

other

damage.

Remove

the

spark

arrester,

if

equipped,

and

inspect

for

damage

or

carbon

blockage.

If

replacement

parts

are

required,

make

sure

to

use

only

original

equipment

replacement

parts.

A

WARNING

(b) Remove

the

spark

plug

cable

from

the

spark

Exhaust

heat/gases

could

ignite

combustibles,

plug.

structures

or

damage

fuel

tank

causing

a

fire,

(c)Remove

spark

plur_i

using

provided

wrench.

~

-

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~

. ,l!

- ~

(d)

Inspect

spark

plug

for

damage

and

clean

with

a

wire

brush

before

reinstalling

(e)

Adjust

the

electrode

gap

to

0.7

to

0.8

mm

(0.028"

to

0.031").

(f)

Seat

spark

plug

in

position

and

thread

by

hand

to

prevent

cross

threading.

(g)

Tighten

plug

with

provided

wrench

and

put

the

cap

back

on

spark

plug.

SIDE

ELECTIIODE

SEALING

WASHER

SPARK

PLUG:

FIRMAN P/N 330723001

or

CHAMPION

N9YC.

resulting

ind

eath

or

serious

injury

and/or

property.

Contact

with

muffler

area

could

cause

burns

resulting

in

serious

injury.

e

DO

NOT

touch

hot

parts and

AVOID

hot

exhaust

gases.

•

Allow

equipment

to

cool before touching.

• Keep at least 5 feet (LS m)

of

clearance on all

sides

of

generator including overhead.

•

Replacement

parts

must

be

the

same

and

installed

in

the

same

position

as

the

original

parts.

Clean

or

replace

spark

arrester

as

follows:

Depending

on

the

type

fuel used

,the

type

and

amount

of

lubricant

used,

and/or

your

operating

conditions,

the

exhaust

part

and

muffler

may

become

blocked

with

carbon

deposits.

If

you

notice

power

loss,

you

may

need

to

remove

these

deposits

to

restore

performance.

1.

Allow

the

engine

to

cool

completely

before

servicing

the

spark

arrester.

2. Loosen

the

spark

arrester

clamp,

remove

the

spark

arrester

cover,

and

with

a

thin

blade

screwdriver

remove

the

spark

arrester.

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Customer

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1-844-FIRMAN

1

3.

Carefully

remove

the

carbon

deposits

from

the

Batterv

Replacement

spark

arrester

screen

with

a

wire

brush.

4.

Replace

the

spark

arrester

if

it

is

damaged.

LU

nscrew

the

air

cleaner

cover

by

provided

screwdriver.

5.

Position

the

spark

arrester

in

the

muffler

and

2. Release

the

battery

retaining

rubber

belt.

attach

spark

arrester

cover

with

the

screws.

A

CAUTION

Fa

ii u

re

to

clean

the

spark

arrester

wi

II

res u

It

in

degraded

engine

performance.

Maintenance

Valve

Clearance

-

Intake:

0.06

- 0.12

mm

(0.002 -

0.004

in.)

- Exhaust:

0.08

-

0.14

mm

(0.003 - 0.005 in.)

To

be

performed

by

knowledgable/experienced

owner

or

by

authorized

service

center.

GENERATOR

MAINTENANCE

Make

certain

that

the

generator

is

kept

clean

and

stored

properly.

Only

operate

the

unit

on

a

flat,

level

surface

in

a clean,

dry

operating

environment.

DO

NOT

expose

the

unit

to

extreme

conditions,

excessive

dust,

di

rt,

moisture

or

corrosive

vapours.

&.

CAUTION

DO

NOT

use a garden hose

to

clean

the

generator.

Water

can

enter

the

generatorthrough

the cooling

slots and damage

the

generator

windings.

Use a

damp

c

loth

to

clean

exterior

surfa

c

es

of

the

generator.

Use a

soft

bristle

brush

to

removed

irt

and

oil.

Use an

air

compressor

(25 PSI)

to

clear

dirt

and

debris

from

the

generator.

Inspect

all

air

vents

and

cooling

slots

to

ensure

that

they

are clean

and

unobstructed.

3.

Remove

the

protective

cover(rubber

sheath)

from

battery.

4.

Disconnect

the

black(-) cable

from

black(-)

terminal

on

the

battery.

Disconnect

the

red

(+)cable

from

red (+)

terminal

on

the

battery.

Battery

Red

Cable

5.

Pull

out

the

battery and replace

with

new

battery:

12V

sealed lead acid 5.5AH

LXWXH:90X70X100mm(3.54X2.76X3.84in)

6.

Connect

the

red (+)battery cable

to

the positive

terminal

of

battery first and then connect

the

black(-)

battery cable

to

the

negative terminal

of

battery.

7.

Reattach

the

air cleaner cover.

&.

WARNING

To

avoid

electric shock:

ALWAYS connect

the

positive(

+) battery cable

(red boot) first when connecting battery cables.

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Customer

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-FIRMAN

1

ALWAYS disconnect

the

negative(-) battery

cable (black boot) first

when

disconnecting

battery cables.

NEVER connect

the

negative (-) battery cable

(black boot)

to

the

positive ( +) post

on

the

battery.

NEVER connect

the

positive ( +) battery cable

(red boot)

to

the

negative (-) post on

the

battery.

NEVER touch both battery posts simultaneously.

NEVER place a metal

tool

across

both

battery

posts.

ALWAYS use insulated

or

nonconducting tools

when installing

the

battery.

Charging

The

Generator

Batterv

A

WARNING

Storage batteries give

off

EXPLOSIVE hydrogen

gas while charging. Do

not

allow smoking, open

flames, sparks,

or

spark producing

equipment

in

the

area while charging.

&

WARNING

Battery electrolyte fluid

is

comprised

of

sulfuric

acid that can be very dangerous and cause severe

burns.

Do

not

allow this fluid

to

contact eyes, skin,

clothing, etc.

If

contact

or

spillage does occur,

flush the area with water immediately.

To

ensure

the

battery

remains charged,

the

supplied

battery

charger

should

be

plugged

into

the

generator.

Plug

the

cord

from

the

charger

into

the

charging

port

on

the

generator

control

panel. Plug

the

charger

into

a

120

volt

AC

wall

outlet.

There

is

a

light

on

the

charger.

This

light

will

remain

red

until

the

battery

get

charged

and

then

it

will

be

changed

to

green.

The

charger

won't

charge

the

battery

or

will

stop

charging

when

the

light

is

green

to

prevent

any

damage

to

battery

and

generator.

Unplug

battery

charger

from

wall

outlet

and

generator

control

panel

when

generator

is

going

to

be

used.

SERVICE

AND

STORAGE

lnlrequent

Service

If

the

unit

is

used

infrequently,

difficult

starting

may

result.

To

eliminate

hard

starting,

follow

these

instructions:

1. Run

the

generator

at

least

30

minutes

every

month.

2.

Run

the

generator,

then

closet

he fuel

shut-off

valve

and

allow

the

unit

to

run

until

the

engine

stops.

3.

Move

the

engine

switch

to

the

"OFF"

position.

long

Term

Storage

It

is

important

to

prevent

gum

deposits from forming

in essential fuel system parts such

as

the carburetor,

fuel

hoses

or

tank during storage. Also, experience

indicates that alcohol-blended fuels

(called

gasohol,

ethanol

or

methanol)

can

attract moisture, which

leads

to

separation and formation

of

acids during storage.

Acidic gas

can

damage the fuel system

of

an

engine

while in storage.

When

the

generator

set

is

not

being operated,

or

is being stored

more

than

one

month,

follow

these

instructions

to

avoid engine problems:

1-ADD

a

properly

formulated

commercially

FUEL

STABILIZER

to

the

tank

if it

is

not

already

added.

2-Operate

the

engine

for

5-10 minutes

to

circulate

treated fuel

into

fuel lines and

carburetor

before

shutdown.

3-

After

engine

cools

down,

remove

all

gasoline

from

the

fuel

tank.

Use a

commercially

available,

non-conductive

vacuum

siphon.

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1

.1l.

DANGER

Drain

fuel

into

approved

container

outdoors,

away

from

open

flame.

Be

sure

engine

is

cool.

Do

not

smoke.

4-FUEL STARVATION: Turn fuel selector switch

Batterv

Charging

&

Maintenance

The battery powers

up

the starter

motor

and the

control module

in

this generator. This product

is

equipped with

an

automatic battery charging circuit

The battery will receive charging voltage when the

engine

is

running. The battery will maintain a proper

charge

if

the unit

is

used

on a regular

basis

(about

once every

two

weeks).

If

it

is

used

less

frequently, the

battery should be connected

to

a trickle charger

or

battery maintainer (not included)

to

keep the battery

properly charged.

If

the battery

is

not able

to

start the

to

"GAS"

position. Start and run

the

generator until

it

stops

from

lack

of

gasoline. This will

dry

out

all

remaining gasoline in tank, fuel lines and carburetor.

5-Turn

fuel

selector

switch

to

"OFF"

position.

Fully

close

the

LPG

cylinder

knob

if

it

is

open

and

disconnect

LPG

cylinder

from

the

generator.

engine, it

can

be started manually only on

"GAS"

6-Allow

the

unit

to

cool

entirely

before

cleaning

position by pulling the engine recoil cord.

If

the battery

and

storage.

voltage

is

extremely

low,

the charging circuit may

not

7-Change

oil

with

recommended

grade

oil.

be

able

to

re-charge the battery. In this

case,

the

8-Remove spark plug and

pour

about

one teaspoon

battery must

be

connected

to

a standard automotive

of

engine oil

through

the

spark plug hole, then pull

the

recoil starter several times

to

distribute the oil

for

style battery charger for re-charging before it

can

lubricating

the

cylinder. Reattach

the

spark plug.

Pull recoil slowly until resistance

is

felt. This will

close

the

valves so moisture cannot

enter

engine

cylinder. Gently release recoil starter.

9-Cover

the

unit

and

store

in

a

clean,

dry

place

out

of

direct

sunlight.

NEVER

USE

WATER TO

CLEAN GENERATOR.

Note:

be

used.

&

WARNING

Generator

exhaust

contains

odorless

and

colorless

carbon

monoxide

gas.

To avoid

accidental

or

unintended

ignition

of

your

generator

during

periods

of

storage,

the

following

precautions

should

be

followed:

When

storing

the

generator

for

short

or

extended

periods

of

time

make

sure

that

the

fuel

selector

• We recommend always using a fuel stabilizer.

switch

is

in

the

"OFF"

position

and

the

battery

A

FUEL

STABLlZER

will minimize

the

formulation

leads have been

disconnected

from

the

battery.

of

fuel

gum

deposits

during

storage,

the

fuel

stabilizer can be added

to

the

gasoline in

the

Repairs/Service

Parts

fuel tank,

or

into

the

gasoline in a storage

container.

• If it

is

not practical

to

empty the

fuel

tank and

the unit

is

to

be

stored for some time,

use

a

We recommend

that

you

use a FIRMAN authorized

dealer

for

all maintenance, service, and replacement

parts

for

engine. To find a FIRMAN authorized dealer

commercially available

FUEL

STABILIZER

added

visit

www.firmanpowerequipment

or

call

to

the gasoline

to

increase

the life

of

the gasoline.

1

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844

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347

-

626

1.

Run

the unit for 5-10 minutes

to

circulate treated

gasoline into the fuel

lines

abs

carburetor before

shutdown.

DO

NOT

SlORE

GENERATOR

WITHOUT

FUEL

STABILIZER

IN

FUEL

SYSTEM

INCLUDING

TANK.

FUEL

UNES

AND

CARBURETOR.

•

Any

damages

or

hazards

caused

by

using

improper

fuel,

improperly

stored

fuel,

and/

or

improperly

formulated

stabilizers,

are

not

covered

by

manufacturer's

warranty.

•

Do

not

store

gasoline

from

one

season

to

another

season.

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TROUBLE

SHOOTING

Problem Cause Correction

1.

Ci

r

cuit

breaker is open.

1. Reset cir

cuit

breaker.

2.

Overload

light

is on.

2.

Review

the

load and restart

the

unit.

Engine

is

running,

but

no

3.

Poor connection

or

defective cord

3.

Check all connections and cord set.

AC

output

is

available.

set.

4. Connected device is bad. 4. Replace defective

dev

i

ce.

1. Clogged

or

dirty

fuel filter.

1.

Clean

or

re

place fuel filter.

Engine runs good

at

2.

Clogged fuel line(Gasoline

or

LPG).

2.

Clean

the

fuel

l"ine.

no-load

but

"bogs down"

3.

Gener

ato

r

is

overloaded.

3. Check

the

load and adjust.

lwhen

loads are connected.

4. Clogged spark arrester.

4.

Clean

or

re

place spark arrester.

1.

Low

oil

level

sensor.

1. Fill

cran

kcase

to

pro

p

er

level/

Place

generator

on

level

surface.

2.

Out

of

fuel(gasoline

or

LPG/ 2. Fill

fuel

tank

with

gaso

l

ine

or

Fill

propane).

LPG

tank

with

propane(LPG).

3. Bad

Spark

pl

ug.

3.Replace

spark

plug.

4. Spark

plug

wire

not

connected

to

4.

Connect

wire

to

spa

rk

plug.

Engine will not start; start,

spark

plug.

and runs rough

or

shuts

5.Clogged

or

dirty

fuel

fi

l

ter.

5.

Clean

or

replace

the

fuel

fi

l

ter.

down when running.

6. LPG(pr

opane)

cylinder

knob

is

not

6.

Fully

open

LPG(propane

)

cylinder

open.

know.

7.

Out

of

battery

powe

r.

7.

Start

engine

in

"GAS"

position,

Char

ge

or

r

eplace

battery.

8.

Choke

in

the

wrong

position.

8.

Adjust

t he

choke

position.

9.

Clogged

spark

ar

r

ester.

9.

clean

o r

rep

I

ace

spa rk arr

ester.

1. Load

is

too

high

1.

Check

the

load

and

adjust

2.

Dirty

ai

r

filter

2.

Clean

o r r

eplace

the

ai

r

filte

r

Engine lacks

power.

3.

Clogged

or

di

r

ty

fuel

fi

lte

r 3.

Clean

o r

replace

fuel

fi

l

ter

4.

Clogged

spark

ar

rester

4.

CI

ean

or

replace

spark

ar

r

este

r

5.Overheating

5.

Check

for

air

restrict

ion,

Move

to

6.

Choke

in

the

wrong

position

a

well

ventilated

area

6.

Adjust

the

choke

posit

i

on

1.

Clogged

or

di

r

ty

fuel

fi

lter

1. Clean

or

replace

fuel

filter

Engine "hunts" or falters.

2. Lacks

LPG

(propane)

2. Fill

LPG

tank

with

LPG

(pr

opane)

3. Fuel

tank

low

(gasoline)

3. Fuel T

ank

l

ow

(gasoline)

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·FIRMAN

1

PARTS

DIAGRAM

AND

PARTS

UST

WII03042

Paris

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Engine

Parts

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WHD3042

Parts

list

NO. Part Number

Descrintion

1 330713500

Fuel Tank Can

2 330713501

Snillwav.Fuel

Tank

3 330713502

Screw

M5x2Q

4 330713503

Cover

Too

5 330713504 Fuel

Filter

Assembl

6 330713505

ScrewM6x12

7 330713506 Fuel Tank

8 330713507

In

line Fuel

Filter

Assemblv

9 330713508

Clam

10.5x8l

10 330713509

Clamnl08.7x8\

11

330713647 Fuel Hose 1

12 330713511

Fuel Hose 2

13 Cli

8<6

14 330713635

Vanor

Hose1

15

Vanor

Hose2

16 330713637

Carbon

Canister

17

Vanor

Hose3

18 330713514

Gasket

Exhaust

19 330713515

Muffler

Protector

Assemblv

Lower

20 330713516

Muffler

Assemblv

21

336713515

Flanae

Bolt

M6x12

22 330713518

""

23 330713519

Plate

SnarkArrester

24 336713536

S

ark

Arrester

Assemblv

25 330713521

Nut

M6

26 330713522

Muffler

Protector

Assemblv

Unner

27 330713523

ScrewST4.2x16

28

330713524

Sc

orter

Maintenance

Cover

29

330713525

Caae

Nut

M5

30

330713526

Maintenance

Cover

31

330713527

Bolt

M6x16

32

330713528

Handle

Rinht

33

330713529

Bolt

M8x16

34

330713530

Washer(

m13xm20x2.5l

35 330713531

Bush

in

a/

013.3x019.3x2\

36

330713532

Bracket

Riaht

37

330713533

Bolt

M6x12

38

330713534

Bush

in

a(

013.3x019.3x8

l

39

330713535

Pivot

Bracket

40

330713536

Sc

orter

Rinht

41

330713537

Sc

orter

Left

42

330713538

Bracket

Left

43

330713539

Handle

Left

44

330713540

Handle

U

e,

45 330713541

Handle

Lower

46

330713518

ScrewM5x14

47

330713543

Flanne

Bolt

M6x35

48

330713544

Screw

M6x20

49

330713545

Cover

Rinht Side

50

330713546

Handle

Rinht

51

330713547

Cover

Riaht

Muffler

52

330713548

Screw

ST3.5x9.5

53

330713549

Rubber

Seal

Sleeve

54

330713550

Rubber

Sleeve

End

Cover

55 330713551

ScrewST4.8x16

56

330713552

Generator

End

Cover

57

330713553

Flan e

Bolt

M6x15

58

330713554

Generator

Fan

59

330713555

Nut

M14

60

330713615

Rotor

Assemblv

61

330713557

Flanae

Bolt

M6x45

62

330713648

Stator

Assemblv

63

330713559

Flanae

Bolt

M6x20

64

330713560

Generator

End

Cover

65

330713649

En

ine

66

336713558

Flan e

Lock

Nut

M8

67

330713563

Sc

orter

Left

68

330713564

Sc

orter

Riaht

69

330713565

Motor

Mount

70

330713566

Handle

Left

- - - - -

English

1

6

1

4

1

3

1

5

2

1

6

1

12

1

8

1

2

1

4

2

1

23

2

4

1

6

1

3

1

4

1

6

1

12

1

4

1

- -

NO. Part Number Descrintion 1t".

71

330713567

Su

orter

Handle

Left

1

72

330713568

Su

orter

Handle

Riaht

1

73

330713569

Cover

Left

Side

1

74

330713570

ScrewST4.8x13

1

75 330713571

Cover

Plate

Left

1

76

330713572

Air

Cleaner

Cover

1

77

330713573

Control

Unit 1

78

330713575

Flanne

Bolt

M6x25

2

79

330713583

Can

Wheel

2

80

330713584

Retain a Rina

012

2

81

330713585

Washer012

2

82

330713583

Wheel

2

83

330713587

Axle

2

84

330713588

Base

Settinn

Comnonent

1

85

330713589

Rubber

Plun

1

86

330713590

Lock

Nut

M6 8

Su

ort

1

Batterv

1

88

330713621

Battervl5.5AH

l 1

89

330713622

Sheath

Batterv

1

90

330713623

Rubber

Belt

1

91

330713624

Su

ort

2

Batterv

1

92

336713835

Metal

Clamn108-014

xb8 2

93

336713834

Linuefied

netroleum

nas

nine

1

94

330713650

Control

Module

1

95

330713651

Charner

1

96

330713574

Rectifier

1

97

330713652

Su ort

Control

Module

1

98

330713653

Front

Cover

1

99

336713575

Receotacle Cover 5-20R

Duolex

1

100

336713574

Recentacle

CoverTT-30R

1

101

330713654

LPG Inlet Can 1

102

330713599

Switch

Economv

ECO 1

103

336713616

En

nine

Start

Switch

1

104

330713582

Screw/WasherAssemblvM4x14

11

105

330713655

Quick

Connect

Inlet

1

106

330713656

Fuel

Selector

Switch

Knob

1

107

330713657

Pull

ChockAssemblv

1

108

330713658

Control

Panel

1

109

336713822

Micro

switch

1

110

330713659

ScrewM5x20

2

111

336713567

NutM3

3

112

330713577

Fuel Valve 1

113

330713659

Su ort Fuel

Valve

1

114

330713660

LPG

ReaulatorSolenoid

Port

1

115

330713595

LED

lndicatorLiaht

1

116

330713592

Control

Box

1

117

336713589

Screw/Washer

Assembl"

M5x38

2

118

330713618

12VDC

BattentCharnerPort

1

119

330713593

Recentacle

USB 1

120

330713594

AC 20A

Breaker

Push

Button

1

121

330713614

DC 1

OABreaker

Push

Button

1

122

336713568

Nut

M4 8

123

330713612

Bolt

M5x16

1

124

330713611

Washer05

2

125

336713577

Nut

M5 1

126

330713609

Nut

M5 1

127

330713608

Recentacle

DC

12V

1

128

330713603

Parallel

Ports

2

129

330713629

Batterv

Power

Restore Switch 1

130

330713606

Rece

cle

CoverRecentacle

DC

1'N

1

131

330713613

Recentacle Cover Recentacle

USB

1

132

330713602

Receotacle

Cover

2

133

336713584

Receotacle

TT-30R

1

134

336713588

Recentacle

5-20R

Dunlex

1

135

330713661

3-1

Data-Minder

Multi-Meter1 1

136

336713565

ScrewM5x14

11

137

330713646

Tubina

nrotection

nine

/metal\

1

138

330713633

Batterv

Charae

Cable

1

139

330713634

Batterv

Float

Charaer!

12V

DC 1

140

330713647

LPG Hose With

Reaulator

1

-

--

-

--

-

Page

36

Customer

Service: 1-844-FIRMAN1

SPE175DH

171cc

Engine

Parts

list

NO

Part Number

Descrintion

Qtv.

NO

Part Number

Descrintion

Qtv.

1

330723500

Flanae Bolt M8x35

6 53

330723552

Guide Plate Push Rod

1

2 330723501

Oil Seal

2 54

330723553

Push Rod

2

3

330723502

Cover crankcase

1 55

330723554

Valve Intake

1

4

330723503

Oil Level Sensor

1 56

330723555

Stud

Bolt/M6x32\

2

5

330723504

Flanae BOLT M6x12

11

57

330723556

Stud

Bolt/M6x97\

2

6

330723505

Plate Coil

1 58 330723001

Spark

Plua

1

7

330723506

Bearina 6205

2 59

330723558

Flanae Bolt M8x45

2

8

330723507

Gasket Crankcase Cover

1 60

330723559

Sorina.Valve

2

9

330723508

Crankshaft

1

61

330723560

Retainer Valve Snrina

2

10

330723509

Woodruff kev(4x6.5x16)

1 62 330723561

Valve Collet

2

11

330723510

Lifter,Valve

2 63

330723562

Bolt Rocker Arm

2

12 330723511

Locatina Pins

2 64

330723563

Rocker Arm Valve 2

13

330723512

Seal strio,Crankcase COVER

2 65

330723564

Adiustina Nut Valve

2

14

330723513

Coolina

Fan

1 66

330723565

Lock Nut 2

15

330723514

Pullev,Starter

1 67

330723566

Air Shroud Cvlinder

1

16

330723515

Nut

M14

1 68

330723567

Gasket,Cylinder Head Cover

1

17

330723516

Fan

cover

1 69

330723568

Cv1inder Head CoverAssemblv

1

18

330723517

Screw,Pawl Guide

1 70

330723569

Breather Tube 1

19

330723518

Pawl Guide

1

71

330723570

Gasket Insulator 2

20

330723519

Sprina,Ratchet Guide

1 72

330723571 Insulator Carburetor 1

21

330723520

Patchet,Starter

2 73

330723617

Carburetor Assemblv

1

22

330723521

Sprinq,Ratchet

2 74

330723573

Gasket, Air Cleaner

1

23

330723522

Reciol Starter Reel

1 75

330723574

Base Air Cleaner 1

24

330723523

Reciol Starter Sprinq

1 76

330723575

Nut

M6

2

25

330723524

Reciol Starter Cover

1 77

330723576

Clanboard

1

26

330723525

Grip ,Starter

1 78

330723577

Sealina Rina 1

27

330723526

Rope Button

1 79

330723578

Element Air Cleaner 1

28

330723527

Rope /w5x1550)

1 80

330723579

Cover,Air Cleaner

1

29

330723528

Wire Clin

1

81

330723580

Connecier,Throttle Valve

Axis

1

30

330723529

Flanae Bolt M6x8

3 82

330723581 Sorina,Connecter 1

31

330723530

OilNinnle

1 83

330723582

Screw

M5x1Q

1

32

330723531

Oil Diostick Assemblv 1 84

330723583

SCREI/\/Mfasherli~,M5x1Q

2

33

330723532

Camshafe Cornn

1 85

330723618

Sunnort Stenner Motor

1

34

330723533

SCREI/\/Mlasher ftssemttv M5x10

1 86

330723585

Clamp Board,Choke Confrd Line

1

35

330723534

Air Guide Board 1 87

330723586

SCREl/\/!Washer

ftssemH>,

M5x8

1

36

330723603

Washer Drain Bolt

1 88

330723587

Stenner Motor Base

1

37

330723604

Bolt Drain

1 89

330723588

SCREI/\/IWasherAssemH>

1

M4x8

2

38

330723537

lanition Coil

1 90

330723589

Stenner

Motor

,Throttle Valve

1

39

330723538

Flanae Bolt M6x2Q

2

91

330723590

ScrewM3x6

2

40

330723539

Connectina Rod

1

92 330723591

Cover,Stenner Motor

1

41

330723540

Cirdin

2

93

330723594

Crankcase 1

42 330723541 Piston Pin

1

94

330723595

Flvwheel

1

43

330723542

Piston

1

95

330723596

Starter Motor 1

44

330723543

Rina Coil

1

96

330723597

Relav,Starter

1

45

330723544

Rina Second Piston

1

97

330423507

Recoil Starter Set 1

46

330723545

Rina First Piston

1

98 330423501 Air Cleaner Set 1

47

330723546

Gasket Cvlinder Head

1

99

330423502

Piston Rinas Set

1

48 33072354 7

Valve,Exhaust

1

101

330423503

Gasket Set 1

49

330723548

Locatina Pins

2

101

330723619

Guide Rone

1

50

330723549

Cylinder Head

1

1 O'

330728300

Air Cleaner connector 1

51

330723550

Oil

Seal,Valve

1

52 330723551

Flanqe Bolt M8x65

2

English

Page

37

Customer

Service: 1-844-FIRMAN1

SERVICE

INFORMATION

CONTACT

THE

FIRMAN

PRODUCT

SERVICE

DEPARTMENT

AT

1-844-347-6261

or

at

www.

fi

rma

npowereq

ui

pment.com

to

obtain

warranty

service

information

or

to

order

replacement

parts

or

accessories.

HOW

TO

ORDER

REPlACEMENT

PARTS

Even

quality built equipment

such

as

the electric

generator

you

have purchased

might

need

occasional replacement parts

to

maintain

it

in

good

condition

over

the

years. To

order

replacement parts, please give the following

information:

WARRANTY

FIRMAN

Three

131

Year

limited

Warrantv

Warranty Qualifications

FIRMAN

GENERATOR

wil I registerthe warranty u pan

receipt

of

your Warranty Registration

Card

and a

copy

of

your

sales receipt from one

of

FIRMAN's

retail locations

as

proof

of

purchase. Please

submit

yourwarranty

registration and

your

proof

of

purchase

within ten

(10)

days

of

the date

of

purchase.

Repair/Replacement

Warranty

FIRMAN

warrants

to

the

orig

in al

purchaser

that

the

mechanical

and

electrical

components

will

be

free

of

defects

in

material

and

workmanship

for

a

period

of

one

(1)

year

(parts

and

labor)

and

three

(3) years

(parts)

from

the

orig

in al

date

of

purchase

90 days

[parts

and

labor]

and

180

days

[parts]

for

commercial

&

industrial

use.

Transportation

charges

on

product

submitted

for

repair

or

replacement

under

this

warranty

are

the

sole

responsibility

of

the

purchaser.

This

warranty

only

applies

to

the

original

purchaser

and

is

not

transferable.

1.

Model

No.

,Rev. Level and Serial

No.

and all

Do

Not

Return

the

Unit

to

the

Place

specifications

shown

on

the

Model

No./Serial

of

Purchase

No.

plate.

Contactthe

FIRMAN Service

Center

and

FIRMAN

2.

Parts

number

or

numbers

as

shown

in

the

Parts List

section.

3.

A

brief

description

of

the

trouble

with

the

generator.

( REGISTER

YOUR

PRODUCT)

Register

your

Firman

generator

on

Ii

ne

at

www.firmanpowerequipment.com

will

troubleshoot

any issue via

phone

ore-mail.

If

the

problem

is

not

corrected

by

this

method,

FIRMAN

will,

at

its

option,

authorize

evaluation,

repair

or

replacement

of

the

defective

part

or

component

at

a FIRMAN Service

Center.

FIRMAN

will

provide

you

with

a case

number

for

warranty

service. Please

keep

it

for

future

reference.

Repairs

or

replacements

without

prior

authoriz

-ation,

or

at

an

unauthorized

repair

facility,

will

not

be

covered

by

this

warranty.

Warranty

Exclusions

This

warranty

does

not

cover

the

following

repairs

and

equipment:

Normal

Wear

Your

product

needs

periodic

parts

and

service

to

perform

well.

This

warranty

does

not

cover

repair

when

normal

use

has

exhausted

the

life

of

a

part

or

the

equipment

as

a

whole.

English

Page

38

Customer

Service: 1-844-FIRMAN1

Installation, Use and Maintenance

This

warranty

will

not

apply

to

parts

and/or

labor

if

your

product

is

deemed

to

have

been

misused,

neglected,

involved

in

an

accident,

abused,

loaded

beyond

the

generator's

limits,

modified,

installed

improperly

or

connected

incorrectly

to

any

electrical

component.

Normal

maintenance

is

not

covered

by

this

warranty.

Other Exclusions

This

warranty

excludes:

-

cosmetic

defects

such as

paint,

decals,

etc.

-

wear

items

- accessory parts

-failures

due

to

acts

of

God

and

other

force

majeure

events

beyond

the

manufacturer's

control

-

problems

caused

by

parts

that

are

not

original

FIRMAN

parts

-

units

used

for

prime

power

in

place

of

existing

utility

power

where

utility

is

present

or

in

place

of

utility

power

where

utility

power

service

does

not

normally

exist.

Limits

of

Implied Warranty and

Consequential Damage

FIRMAN disclaims any obligation to cover any

loss

of

time, use

of

this product, freight,

or

any

incidental or consequential claim by anyone

from using this product. THIS WARRANTY IS

IN

LIEU

OF

ALL

OTHER WARRANTIES,

EXPRESS

OR

IMPLIED,

INCLUDING

WARRANTIES

OF

MERCHANTABILITY

OR

FITNESS

FOR A

PARTICULAR

PURPOSE.

A

unit

provided

as

an

exchange will

be

subject

to

the

warranty

of

the

original unit. The length

of

the

warranty governing

the

exchanged unit

will remain calculated by reference

to

the

purchase date

of

the

original unit.

This

warranty

gives

you

certain

legal

rights

which

may

change

from

state

to

state.

Your

state

may

also

have

other

rights

you

may

be

entitled

to

that

are

not

listed

within

this

warranty.

Contact

Information

You

may

contact Fl

RMAN

at:

Address

Firman

Power

Equipment

Attn:

Customer

Service

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West

Ludlow

Dr.

Suite

#6

Peoria,

AZ

85381

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Page

39

Customer

Service

1 -844

-FIRMAN

1

FIRMAN

POWER

EQUIPMENT

INC.

Emission

Control

System

Warranty

CALIFORNIA

AND

FEDERAL EXHAUST

AND

EVAPORATIVE EMISSIONS CONTROL WARRANTY STATEMENT

YOUR WARRANTY RIGHTS

AND

OBLIGATIONS

The

California

Air

Resources

Board,

US

Environmental

Protection

Agency

("US

EPA") and

FIRMAN

POWER

EQUIPMENT

INC.(FIRMAN)

are

pleased

to

explain

the

emissions

control

systems

warranty

on

your

2021-2022

or

later

Small

Off-Road

Engine

("SORE")

and

engine

powered

equipment.

In

California,

new

equipment

that

use

small

off-road

engines

must

be

designed,

built

and

equipped

to

meet

the

State's

stringent

anti-smog

standards.

FIRMAN

must

warrant

the

emissions

control

systems

on

your

SORE

and

engine

powered

equipment

for

the

periods

of

time

listed

below

provided

there

has

been

no

abuse,

neglect

or

improper

maintenance

of

your

small

off-road

engine

or

equipment

leading

to

the

failure

of

the

emissions

control

system.

Your

emissions

control

system

may

include

parts

such

as

the

carburetor

or

fuel-injection

system,

the

ignition

system,

catalytic

converter,

fuel

tanks,

fuel

lines

(for

liquid

fuel

and

fuel

vapors),

fuel

caps,

valves,

canisters,

filters,

clamps

and

other

associated

components.

Also

included

may

be

hoses,

belts,

connectors,

and

other

emission-related

assemblies.

Where

a

warrantable

condition

exists,

FIRMAN

will

repair

your

SORE

and

engine

powered

equipment

at

no

cost

to

you

including

diagnosis,

parts

and

labor.

MANUFACTURER'S

WARRANTY

COVERAGE:

The

exhaust

and

evaporative

emissions

control

system

on

your

small

off-road

engine

and

engine

powered

equipment

is

warranted

for

two

years.

If

any

emissions-related

part

on

your

smal I

off-road

engine

and

engine

powered

equipment

is

defective,

the

pa

rt

wi

II

be

repaired

or

replaced

by

FIRMAN.

OWNER'S

WARRANTY

RESPONSIBILITIES:

As

the

SORE

and

engine

powered

equipment

owner,

you

are

responsible

for

the

performa

nee

of

the

required

maintenance

listed

in

your

owner's

manual.

FIRMAN

recommends

that

you

retain

all

receipts

covering

maintenance

on

your

SORE

and

engine

powered

equipment,

but

FIRMAN

cannot

deny

warranty

coverage

solely

for

the

lack

of

receipts

or

for

your

failure

to

ensure

the

performance

of

al

I

scheduled

maintenance.

As

the

SORE

and

engine

powered

equipment

owner,

you

should

however

be

aware

that

FIRMAN

may

deny

you

warranty

coverage

if

your

small

off-road

engine

or

engine

powered

equipment

ora

part

has

failed

due

to

abuse,

neglect,

or

improper

maintenance

or

unapproved

modifications.

You are

responsible

for

presenting

your

small

off-road

engine

and

engine

powered

equipment

to

a FIRMAN

distribution

center

or

service

center

as

soon

as

the

problem

exists. The

warranty

repairs

shall be

completed

in a

reasonable

amount

oftime,

not

to

exceed

30

days.

If

you

have

any

questions

regarding

your

warranty

rights

and

responsibilities,

you

shou Id

contact

FIRMAN

at

1-844-347-6261

or

[email protected].

FIRMAN

Emission Control Defects

Warranty

Provisions

The

warranty

period

begins on

the

date

the

engine/equipment

is

delivered

to

an

ultimate

purchaser. FIRMAN warrants

to

the

ultimate

purchaser and each subsequent purchaser

that

the

engine

is:

Designed,

built,

and

equipped

so

as

to

conform

with

all

applicable

regulations

adopted

by

the

Air

Resources Board

and

US

EPA;

and

Free

from

defects

in

materials

and

workmanship

that

cause

the

failure

of

a

warranted

part

to

be

identical

in all

material

respects

to

the

part

as

described

in

the

engine

manufacturers

application

for

certification.

The warranty

on

emissions-related

parts is as

follows:

(1)

Any

warranted

part

that

is

not

scheduled

for

replacement

as

required

maintenance

in

the

owner's

manual

supplied,

is

warranted

for

the

warranty

period

stated

above.

If

any

such pa

rt

fai

Is

during

the

period

of

warranty

coverage,

the

part

wi

II

be

repaired

or

replaced

by

FIRMAN

at

no

charge

to

the

owner.

Any

such

part

repaired

or

replaced

under

the

warranty

will

be

warranted

for

the

remaining

warranty

period.

(2)

Any

warranted

part

that

is

scheduled

only

for

regular

inspection

in

the

owner's

manua

I

supplied,

is

warranted

for

the

warranty

period

stated

above.

Any

such

part

repaired

or

replaced

under

warranty

will

be

warranted

for

the

remaining

warranty

period.

(3)

Any

warranted

part

that

is

scheduled

for

replacement

as re

qui

red

maintenance

in

the

owner's

ma

nu

al

supplied,

is

warranted

for

the

period

of

time

prior

to

the

first

scheduled

replacement

point

for

that

part.

If

the

part

fai

Is

prior

to

the

first

scheduled

replacement,

the

part

will

be

repaired

or

replaced

by

FIRMAN

at

no

charge

to

the

owner.

Any

such

part

repaired

or

replaced

under

warranty

wi

II

be

warranted

for

the

remainder

of

the

period

prior

to

the

ti

rst

scheduled

replacement

po

int

for

the

part.

(4) Repair

or

replacement

of

any

warranted

part

under

the

warranty

must

be

performed

at

no

charge

to

the

owner

at

a

warranty

station.

(5)

Notwithstanding

the

provisions

of

Subsection

(4)

above,

warranty

services

or

repairs

must

be

provided

by

FIRMAN

that

are

franchised

to

service

the

subject

engines.

(6) The

owner

must

not

be

charged

for

diagnostic

labor

that

leads

to

the

determination

that

a

warranted

part

is

in

fact

defective,

provided

that

such

diagnostic

work

is

performed

at

a

warranty

station.

(7) FIRMAN is

liable

for

damages

to

other

engine

components

proximately

caused

by

a

failure

under

warranty

of

any

warranted

part.

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(8)

Through

ou

t

the

emissions

warranty

period

de

f

ined

in

Subsection

(b)(2), FIRMAN

will

main

t

ain

a

supply

of

warranted

parts

sufficient

to

meet

the

expec

ted

demand

for

such

parts.

(9)

Any

replacement

pa

rt

may

be

used

in

the

performa

nee

of

any

warranty

main

t enance

or

repairs

and

must

be

provided

without

charge

to

t he

owner.

Such use

will

no

t

reduce

the

warranty

obligations

of

the

manufacturer.

(10)

Add-on

or

modified

parts

that

are

not

exempted

by

the

Air

Resources Board

may

not

be

used.

The

use

of

any

non-exempted

add-on

or

modified

par

t s

by

the

ultima

t e

purchaser

will

be

grounds

ford

isallowing

a

warranty

claim.

The

manufacturer

will

not

be

liable

to

warran

t

failures

of

warranted

parts

caused

by

the

use

of

an

on-exempted

add-on

or

modified

part.

PARTS

COVERED

BY

WARRANTY

Listed

below

are

the

parts

(if

equipped)

covered

by

the

Federal and

California

Emission

Control

System

Warranty.

l.Ignition

system

including:

-

Spark

plug

-Ignition

coil

2.

Fuel

metering

system:

- Fuel

tank

- Fuel cap

- Fuel

lines

(for

liquid

fuel

and

fuel

vapors)

and

- Fuel

regulator,

carburetor

and

internal

parts.

3.

Catalytic

muffler

assembly

including:

- Exhaust

manifold

-

Catalytic

converter

-

Muffler

gasket

-pulse

valve

Limitations

4.

Air

induction

system

including:

-

lnta

ke

pipe/manifold

-

Air

cleaner

5. Cra nkcase

breather

assembly

in

eludin

g:

-

Breather

connection

tube

6. Fuel

tank

evaporative

emission

control

system

including:

- Purge valves

-

Carbon

canister

- Va

por

hoses and

fit

t

ing/clamps

This

Emiss

ion

Control

System

Warranty

sha II

not

cover

any

of

the

following:

(a}

Con

sequential

damages

such

as

loss

oftime,

in

convenience

, loss

of

use

of

the

engine

or

equipment

,

etc.

(b)

Diagnosis

and

inspection

fees

that

do

not

result

in

eligible

warranty

service

bein

g

performed.

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