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North Star 5000 PG manual

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    P rov e n P e rfo rm anc e M O D EL 5000 P G , I TEM #165965 P o rta b le G en er at or M 1659 65A OWNER’S M A NU AL A ny Q ue s ti ons, C om m ent s , or P ro bl e m s ? C all C ust o m e r S er v ic e at 1 - 800 -270 -081 0[...]

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    1 THA NK YO U T h ank y ou for pur ch as i ng a N or t hSt ar Por t ab l e G e ner at or . Y our m ac h i ne i s des i gn ed f or l on g l i fe, d epe nd ab i l i ty , and th e t op per f or m a nc e y ou de m and . P l eas e tak e t i me now t o r e ad thr o ugh this m an ua l s o yo u c a n b et t er un der s tan d t h e m ac hi ne’ s op er at [...]

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    2 SPECI F I CATI O NS I t em Nu m b er #165 965 M a x i mu m O u t p u t 5000 W at t s ( W ) Cont in uou s O ut put 4000 W at t s ( W ) V olt age 120 / 240 V olt ( V ) P ha s e S ingl e pha s e ( 4- wir e) F requenc y Regu lat io n 56. 5 - 63. 3 Her t z (Hz ) V olt age Regu lat io n 112- 1 29V Po w e r Factor 1. 0 p. f . E ngin e 8 HP T ecum s eh ([...]

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    3 M A CHI NE COM PO NENT I D ENT I F I CA TIO N Fig ur e 1 ( Ref . 1- 9) f ig. 01858 Ref . De s c r ipt i on Ref . De s cr ipt i on 1 Muf f l er 10 Pr ot ec t iv e F r am e 2G a s C a p 11 Gr oun di ng Sc r ew 3 E n gi ne St op S w i t c h 1 2 1 2 0V 20 A D u pl e x R e c 4 R ec oi l 13 Ci rc u it B rea k e rs 5 Air C l ea ner 14 240 V 2 0A D up l [...]

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    4 GE N E RA T OR FE A TUR E S Re fe r e nce 1 - M u ffl e r . A l l o w 3 ’ cl ea r a nce ar oun d t he ho t ex haus t g as . Re fe r e nce 2 - G as Ca p . Re fe r e nce 3 - E ngi ne S top S w i tc h. T h e r oc k er eng i ne s top s w itc h i s l oc ate d o n t he en gi ne . I m eans ON . O m e an s OFF . Re fe r e nce 4 - R e c oil . G r as p f[...]

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    5 N EVER o per at e t he ge ner at or , or ha nd l e any e l e c t r i c al eq ui pm en t w h i l e s t a n di ng i n wa t e r, w hi l e bar ef oot , w h i l e han ds ar e w et or w h i l e i n t h e r a in or s now . El ec t r i c s hoc k m ay r es u lt. ALWAY S us e a gr o un d f a u l t c i r cu i t in ter r upt er ( GF C I) i n da m p or h i g [...]

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    6 S T AR T I NG E L EC T R I C M O T O R S E le ct ri c mo t o rs re q ui re m u c h m o re c u rre n t ( a mp s ) to s tar t th a n to r u n . So m e m otor s , pa r t i cu l ar l y l ow cos t s pl i t- p has e m ot or s , ar e v er y h ar d t o s tar t a nd r e qu i r e 5 to 7 t i m es m or e c ur r ent to s tar t t ha n to r un. C a pac i tor mo[...]

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    7 Oi l F i r ed Sp ace H tr ( 3 0,0 00 Btu) 150 Oven 450 0 P ai n t S p ra y e r, A i rle s s (1 / 3 H P ) 6 0 0 (a ) Pa i nt Spr ay er , A i r l es s ( handhe l d) 150 R adi o 200 R efr i g er at or 600 ( b) Sl ow C ook er 200 S u bm e r si bl e P um p ( 1 -1 / 2 H P ) 280 0 ( a) Sub m er s i b l e Pu m p ( 1 H P) 200 0 ( a) S u bm e r si bl e P u[...]

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    8 S T OP P IN G 1. D i s c on nec t a l l l o ads to g en er at or . 2. M ov e e ng i n e o n- off s w i tc h t o th e O pos i t i on. E N GIN E CA R E R efer to y o ur T ecu m s eh Ow n er ’ s M anu a l f or pr oper c ar e and m a i nt ena nce . CA UT I O N N EVER c han g e o i l o n a hot eng i ne, th e h ot o i l c ou l d c aus e s ever e bur [...]

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    9 T R OU B L E S H OOT IN G P r obl e m P ossib l e Caus es P o ssib l e R e m ed i e s Eng i n e w i l l no t s tar t. a) Low o i l l ev e l . b) F ou l ed s par k pl u g. c) Ou t o f f u e l . d) St op s w i tc h i n OF F p os i ti on . a) F il l c r ank cas e t o pr oper o i l l eve l . b) C l ea n or r ep l ac e s par k pl u g. c) F i l l fu e [...]