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3. With the security pins free, pull the lift handle outward
(away) from the unit while pulling the door down and
out of the upper door channel.The door will come
free of the generator enclosure.
The Battery door andthe Air Intake door do not have locks
or lift handles.Theyare opened inthe samemanner,liftingon
the louvers insteadof a lift handle. However,you must
remove the door lockscrew,found directly above the center
of the door. Replacethe screw whenever the accessdoor is
installed.
_ ARNING! Burn Hazard! The exhaust port can
reach a temperature of 600° F during use and
remains hot after shutdown. Carelessnesscould
causesevereburns.
To install an access door:
I. Support the door by grasping the lift handle or louver.
Guide the top of the door into the upper channel of
the generator enclosure.
2. Lift the door up into its upper mounting channel until
the security pins clear enclosure sill.
3. Pushthe lower half of the door into the door recess
until it is flush with the sides.
4. Seatthe door by pushing it down until the rubber coated
security pins engageandthe door rests on the sill.
5. If installinga tockable door, turn the key one quarter
turn counterclockwise. Remove and secure the key.
6. If installingair intake or battery door, replace the door
lock screw.
Check to ensure that all the rubber and foam vibration
dampers remain in place.This will minimize vibration noise.
_ CAUTION! Observe that the 15Amp fuse has
been removed from the control panel for shipping.
DO NOT installthis fuse until all plumbing and
wiring has been completed and inspected. Failure to
installthe fuse as described on page 14 could cause
the engine to start.
Automatic Power Transfer Switch
Mounting Dimensions
Figure 5 depicts the physical size and mounting hole
locations of the NEMA automatic transfer switch
enclosure.This enclosure is suitable for indoor use only.
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The transfer switch enclosure is commonly secured
through the predrilled holes, as shown. However, other
mounting holes can be made by removing the switch
component mounting plate and drilling new holes.
THE GASEOUS FUEL
SYSTEM
_ WARNING! Gaseous fuels, such as LP and
natural gas, are highly volatile and their vapors are
Explosive. LP gas is heavier than air and will settle
in low areas. Natural gas is lighter than air and will
collect in high areas. Even the slightest spark can
ignite these fuels and cause an explosion.
The information provided below is to assist
gaseous fuel system technicians in planning
installations. In no wav should this information
be interpreted to conflict with applicable fuel gas
codes. Consult with your local fuel supplier or
Fire Marshall if questions or problems arise.
TO THE INSTALLER: Consult with the Home
Generator System owner(s) and convey any
technical considerations that might affect their
installation plans before applying these general
guidelines.
The following general rules apply to gaseous fuel system
piping:
• The piping should be of a material that conforms to
NFPA and local codes, rigidly mounted and protected
against vibration.
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- SAFETY RULES 3
- INSTALLATION 4
- PROCEDURES 4
- Lifting the Generator 5
- Access Doors 6
- THE GASEOUS FUEL 7
- Fuel Consumption 9
- Fuel Pipe Sizing 9
- ESSENTIAL CIRCUIT 10
- ISOLATION 10
- TRANSFER SWITCH 11
- Power Wiring Interconnections 12
- Grounding the System 13
- Fault Detection System 13
- System Control Panel 13
- BEFORE INITIAL ENGINE 14
- INITIAL START-UP (NOLOAD) 15
- AUTOMATIC OPERATION 16
- SEQUENCE 16
- SETTING EXERCISE TIMER 17
- RECONFIGURING THE 18
- FUEL SYSTEM 18
- POST INSTALLATION 19
- INSPECTION 19
- REFERENCES 19
- Fuel Comparison Chart 20
- Half Full 20
- INSTALLATION NOTES 21
- Manual de Instalaci6n 22
- PROCEDIMIENTOS DE 24
- INSTALACION 24
- Electricidad y Combustible 25
- Elevaci6n del Generador 25
- Puertas de Acceso 26
- SISTEMA DE COMBUSTIBLE 27
- ImrFal,z.lm;_i 29
- AISLAMIENTO DE LOS 30
- CIRCUITOS FUNDAMENTALES 30
- CONMUTADOR DE 31
- TRANSFERENCIA 31
- _ IC°nex'6ndeI 32
- C_ byEe_'sCu_Hemmet 33
- ANTES DEL ARRANQUE INICIAL 34
- DEL MOTOR 34
- ARRANQUE INICIAL (SIN CARGA) 35
- SECUENCIA DE OPERACI( N 36
- AUTOMATICA 36
- CONFIGURACION DEL 37
- TEMPORIZADOR DE PRACTICA 37
- RECONFIGURACION DEL 38
- INSPECCI¢ N POSTERIORA LA 39
- C_ byEe_'sCu__et 40
- Guide d'lnstallation 42
- C_eo_byEa_'sCu__e 44
- C°nnztZ db 7 °r'eo 45
- Fortes d'Acc_s 46
- LE SYSTI=ME DE COMBUSTIBLE 47
- Consommation de Combustible 49
- ISOLATION DES CIRCUITS 50
- ESSENTIELS 50
- COMMUTATEUR DE TRANSFERT 51
- Interconnexions du Cgblage 52
- Mise _ la Masse du Syst_me 53
- AVANT LE DI MARRAGE INITIAL 54
- DU MOTEUR 54
- DEMARRAGE INITIAL (SANS 55
- SEQUENCE DE 56
- FONCTIONNEMENT 56
- AUTOMATIQUE 56
- RI GLAGE DE LA MINUTERIE DE 57
- CYCLE D'EXERCICE 57
- RECONFIGURATION DU 57
- SYSTI=ME DE COMBUSTIBLE 57
- VIERIFICATION POST 58
- C_eoEbyEa_'sCu_Hemmet 59
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