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Machine Component Identification - Item #165938N
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REFERENCE GUIDE
Reference 1 – Gas Cap with
Gauge
The gas cap is extra large, creating a large hole for
refilling and a comfortable grip. You can always
monitor the fuel level without removing the cap by
using the fuel level indicator built into the gas cap.
Reference 2 – 6.5 Gallon Gas
Tank
Large tank allows for extended run capabilities.
Always allow room for gasoline expansion by not
filling the gas tank completely full.
Reference 3 – Battery Box
The battery box provides protection for the battery and
will accept a standard lawn tractor size battery (Group
U1-7). The engine requires a 12 volts d.c. battery, with
a minimum rating of 18Ah (Amp-Hour). See battery
section for sizing.
Reference 4 – Circuit Breakers
This portable single phase generator has 1-15 amp
(A), 2-20 amp (A), and 2-30 amp (A) push to reset
circuit breakers to protect against electrical overloads.
Reference 5 – 120V 15A Duplex
Receptacle
The generator has a control panel with two duplex (two
receptacles in a common housing) receptacles. This
duplex is a 120 volt (V) 15 amp (A) straight blade
receptacle, National Electrical Manufacturer’s
Association (NEMA) number 5-15R. This receptacle
accepts NEMA plug number 5-15P. The duplex is
capable of drawing 15A out of either receptacle or a
combination of both.
Reference 6 – Fuel Selector
Switch
Switching from LP or NG to gasoline:
1. Disconnect all loads to generator.
2. Turn the gas line valve to ON position.
3. Flip the fuel selection switch to the GASOLINE
position.
Switching from gasoline to LP or NG:
1. Disconnect all loads to generator.
2. Make sure LP or NG fuel is being supplied.
3. Flip the fuel selection switch to the NONE position.
4. Wait for the engine to begin sputtering, this
indicates the engine is being starved of
gasoline. Do not choke the engine when
switching to LP/NG fuel.
5. Flip the fuel selection switch to the LP/NG
position.
6. Momentary sputtering is common. If engine
stops running, turn the ignition key to restart
the engine.
7. Turn gasoline line valve to OFF position.
Reference 7 – 120V 20A Duplex
Receptacle
The second duplex is a 120V 20A straight blade
receptacle, National Electrical Manufacturer’s
Association (NEMA) number 5-20R. This receptacle
accepts NEMA plug numbers 5-15P and 5-20P. Each
receptacle on this duplex is capable of drawing 20A.
Reference 8 – 120/240V 30A
Locking Receptacle
The locking device is a 120/240V 30A NEMA L14-30R
receptacle. This receptacle accepts a NEMA plug
number L14-30P.