Use and Care Manual
Always add gasoline in a well-ventilated location. Make sure you turn off the generator engine and
allow it to cool before filling it.
Do not refuel the generator near an open flame. In general, keep the generator away from open flames.
If there is any gasoline spilled while refueling the generator, make sure to wipe it up immediately.
Obviously, do not use this product in locations with a high risk of fire or explosion, as this could result
in (even larger) fires or explosions, as well as death.
Do not connect the generator directly to your power system, or else it may cause people to die from
electric shock when they come into contact with the wires. This could also damage the generator or
damage your home appliances.
Always perform a pre-operation check before starting the engine, to avoid accidents, equipment
damage, fires, or death.
Always operate any generator at least 3.28” (1 m) away from any buildings.
Always make sure the generator is positioned on level, horizontal ground. If the generator is placed
at an angle, it may cause the gasoline to spill or overflow, which could lead to equipment damage,
fires, or death.
Make sure you have mastered the art of quickly shutting off generators, and that you understand the
operation of all the controls.
Always keep children and pets away from the operating area of the generator. While the engine is
running, everyone should avoid its rotating parts.
Always make sure to use the generator properly; improper operation could result in potential danger
to the generator.
NEVER operate the generator with wet hands.
Do not use the generator in the rain, snow, or similarly damp environments. Always make sure to keep
it dry.
All maintenance on the generator should always be conducted by professionals. Do not attempt to
repair the generator yourself.
Protect children by keeping them at a safe distance from the generator.
Fuel is combustible and very easily ignited. Do not refuel while in use; do not refuel while smoking,
or near any naked flames; do not spill the fuel. If fuel is spilled, clean it up immediately.
Certain parts of the internal combustion engine are extremely hot and may cause burns.
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