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Cod. 94716
Engine will not start
AC power supply-
No electrical output
DC power supply-no
electrical output
Repeated circuit
breaker tripping
Generator
overheating
Generator stops
2. ignition switch in ''off''
position
3. faulty spark plug
4. choke in wrong position
5. unit loaded during start-up
6. spark plug wire loose
7. unit may be flooded
8. old fuel
1. faulty receptacle
2 .faulty power cord
1. circuit breaker kicked out
(DC only)
1. overload
2. faulty cords or equipment
3. Incorrect cables used.
4. mixed polarity
1. generator overloaded
2. insufficient ventilation
1. generator may have fallen
over
2. Generator may have ran out
of fuel.
3. Generator may not be
correctly ventilated with free
flowing air.
2. turn to ''on'' position
3. replace spark plug
4. adjust choke accordingly
5. remove load from unit
6. Attach wire to spark plug.
7. Leave the generator rest
for 5-10 minutes and then
try again, following the
instructions when doing so.
Alternatively if the choke
lever is in full choke position
(start), switch the choke to
the run position and try to
re-start.
8. remove the existing fuel
and replace with new
1. have service centre
replace receptacle
4. Replace cord.
1. Yes-Depress the reset
button, to rest the circuit
breaker.
1. reduce load
2. Check for damaged,
bare, or frayed wires on
equipment. Replace.
3. Check to make sure you
are using the DC Cables
could result in the crossing
over of polarity,
4. Check to make sure that
the DC cables are
connected to the correct
battery polarity terminals.
That is positive(+) to positive
（+）and negative(-) to
negative(-).
1, reduce load
2. Move to adequate
supply of fresh air.
1. Check to make sure that
the generator is in it is
correct upright position. If
not take corrective action
to put it in the upright
position.
3. Check to make sure that
the generator has fuel in it.
If not take corrective action
to top up the fuel tank,
4. Check and make sure
that the generator is
located in an appropriately
ventilated environment, if
not relocate the generator
to a well ventilated
location.
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