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GROUND THE GENERATOR
The generator must be properly grounded to prevent electric shocks.
The generator is equipped with a ground terminal connector. Attach a
length of 10 AWG (minimum) wire to a ground rod driven into the earth.
Attached the other end to the ground terminal connector. Consult
municipal electrical codes or a qualified electrician to confirm
grounding requirements.
GFCI OUTLET
The GFCI outlet will quickly stop the flow of electricity in event of a
ground fault. Test the GFCI outlet's safety features before first use to
confirm they are working correctly, then every month afterwards (see
Care & Maintenance - Testing and Resetting the GFCI Outlet).
RUNNING THE GENERATOR
1. Remove all loads from the AC and DC power outlets and switch off
the AC breaker before starting the engine.
2. Follow the engine start procedure in the engine manual.
3. Warm up the generator without load for 3 minutes.
4. Be sure that all appliances are in good working condition before
connecting them to the generator.
5. Attach appliances, one at a time starting with the appliance with
the highest current rating. Most appliance motors require more
than their rated wattage for start-up. Do not exceed the current
limit specified for any one socket. See Wattage Reference Chart.
6. Turn off the generator immediately if an appliance becomes
sluggish, stops suddenly or acts in an abnormal manner.
Disconnect and inspect the appliance.
7. Reduce the electric load on the circuit if the circuit protector trips.
Wait a few minutes before resuming operation.
8. If the hour meter registers a voltage that is too high, stop the
generator, disconnect all appliances and examine the generator for
the cause of the malfunction.
9. When using the AC and DC electrical output at the same time, do
not exceed the maximum output of the generator.
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