Operation Manual

Warning!

Read this entire instruction booklet carefully in its entirety before using the device, and keep

it to refer to when necessary.

I - SAFETY INFORMATION

1 – Exhaust fumes are poisonous

 Never run the engine in a closed space; it could result in unconsciousness and death

in a very short time. Only use the engine outside or in a well-ventilated space.

2 – Fuel is highly flammable and poisonous

 Always switch the engine off when filling the tank.

 Never fill the tank while smoking or in the vicinity of an open flame.

 Take care not to spill fuel on the engine or exhaust when filling the tank.

 If you swallow fuel, breath in fuel vapour or get fuel in your eyes see a doctor

immediately. If you spill fuel in your house or on your clothes immediately clean it

with soap and water and change your clothes.

 Ensure that the device is kept upright when in operation and during transport. If it tilts

then fuel can leak from the carburettor or the fuel tank.

3 – Engine and exhaust can be hot

 Place the device in a location that cannot be accessed unnoticed by pedestrians or

children.

 Ensure that no flammable materials are in the vicinity of the exhaust when operating

the device.

 The device must be at least 1 metre from

buildings or other obstacles to prevent the

engine from overheating.

 Do not operate the device if it is covered in

dust.

 Only lift the device by the handle.

 Place the device on a level surface, so that

it can dissipate heat freely.

4 – Prevent electrical shock

 Do not use the engine in rain or snow.

 Never touch the device with wet hands as

there is danger of an electrical shock.

 Ensure that the generator is earthed.

N.B.!

Use a earth lead of sufficient capacity.

Diameter: 0.12mm / ampere.

E.g.: 10 Ampere – 1.2mm.

5 – Warning regarding connections

 Do not connect the generator to the mains.

 Do not connect the generator in parallel to

another generator.