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If you are starting an engine that has already warmed up,
you do not need the choke!
Attention! Risk of injury!
There could be an unexpected kick-back from the
pull-cord starter, which could suddenly jam the pull-cord.
6. After a warm-up phase (1 - 2 min.), return the choke lever (no.10)
to the "Running" position. You can now connect the consumers.
5.4 Indicator lamps
The overload indicator lamp switches on automatically and illuminates red if the gen-
erator is overloaded. In this case, the generator must be switched off and the engine
started anew.
The green lamp – the pilot indicator lamp (operating indicator lamp) – is always illu-
minated when the device is operating.
The last red lamp illuminates if the oil level of the generator is too low (low oil safe-
guard).
5.5 Stopping the engine
1. Disconnect all connected consumers from the electrical power generator.
2. Set the start/stop switch to "STOP".
3. Set the fuel cock to "Off".
Note
If you have to switch the engine off immediately due to an emergency sit-
uation, set the starter switch to "OFF" ("0").
5.6 Operating options of the generator
Earth the generator before use
Make sure that the generator is earthed by
pushing a metal rod* into the ground and
connecting it with earth connection via a ca-
ble*. (* = not included in scope of delivery.)
1. Operate the device as described in these
instructions only! Any other use is consid-
ered misuse and can cause hazardous sit-
uations.
2. When connecting several consumers to the
generator, first connect the consumers with
highest power consumption and then with lower power consumption. When using
extension cables or mobile distribution networks, a maximum length of 60 m must
not be exceeded for a cross-sectional area of 1.5 mm² . A length of 100 m must
not be exceeded for a cross-sectional area of 2.5 mm². Use flexible hard rubber
extension cables only, which corresponds to the brief design description H07RN-F.
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