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North Star 5500 manual

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    Pr ov e n Pe rf o rm a nc e M O D EL 5500 P P G , I TE M # 165950 Prof essi onal P or t abl e G ener at or M 1659 50A OWNER’S M A NU AL 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 f or pur c h as ing a N or t hSt ar Pr o S er i es Gen er ator . Yo ur m ac h i ne is des ig ne d f or l o ng l i f e, d ep en dab i l i ty , an d t he top p er for m anc e y o u d em an d. Pl eas e t ak e ti m e n ow to r ead thr ou gh th i s m a nua l s o y o u c an bet t er u nd er s tand t he m ach i n es oper at i on[...]

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    2 SPECI FI CATI O NS I t em Nu m b er #165 950 M ax i mu m O u t p u t 5500 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 r equenc y 56. 5- 63. 3 H er t z (H z ) P ower F ac t or 100 % E ngin e 8 Hp Hon da G X 240 E ngin e S pee d 3390 - 37 98 RP M F uel T y pe Non- l[...]

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    3 M A CHI NE COM PO NENT I D ENT I F I CA T IO N Figur e 1 (Ref . 1- 9) 005 81 Ref . De s c r ipt i on Ref . De s c r ipt i on 1 C i r c ui t Br e ak er s 9 Sup er S i l en t M uff l er 2 120 / 24 0V 20 A L o c ki n g d e v i ce R e c. 10 Gas C ap w i th G au ge 3 Gr oun di ng Pos t 11 6.5 Ga l . G as T a nk 4 120 V 2 0A D up l ex R ec . 12 Gen e r[...]

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    4 GE NE R A T OR FE A T UR E S Re fe r e nce 1 - Ci r c u i t Br ea k e r s . T h i s por ta b l e s i ngl e phas e gen er at or has 2, 20 a m p ( A) pus h t o r es et c i r c u i t br eak er s to pr ot ec t a ga i ns t e l ec t r i c al ov er l oa ds . R e fe r e n ce 2 - 1 20 / 24 0V R e ce p ta cl e . T h e lo ck i n g dev i c e i s a 1 20 /24 0[...]

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    5 WA R N ING T his ge ner a tor i s equ i ppe d w i th a gr ou nd i n g p os t, l oc at ed on t h e c o ntr o l p an e l for y our pr o tec t i o n. A l w ay s c om pl ete t h e gr oun d i n g p ath fr om t he ge ner a t or t o a c op per pi pe/r od t ha t i s dr i v e n i nt o m o i s t ear t h, t o pr even t e l ec tr i c al s hock . ALWAY S us e[...]

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    6 mu l t i p l y i n g n a m ep l ate v o l t a ge by na m e pl ate am per a ge. V OLT S X A M P S = W A TT S Exam p l e: 12 0V X 5A = 60 0W W hen c onn ec t i n g a r es i s tiv e l o ad s uch as i nc an des c ent l i g hts , he ater s or c o m m on e l ect r i c p ow er too l s , a c a pac i ty of up to the g ener ator f u l l r ate d w att a ge [...]

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    7 H edg e T r i m m er 450 H om e C om pu ter 150 ( a) Im p a ct W r en c h 500 J e t P u mp 8 0 0 (b ) Law n M ow er 120 0 Li ght Bu l b 100 Mi c r ow av e Ov e n 700 Mi lk C oo l er 110 0 ( b) Oi l B ur ner on F ur nac e 300 Oi l F i r ed Sp ac e H t r ( 1 40, 00 0 Bt u) 400 Oi l F i r ed Sp ac e H t r ( 8 5,0 00 Btu) 225 Oi l F i r ed Sp ac e H [...]

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    8 S T A R T ING 1. D i s c on nec t a l l l o ads to g en er at or . 2. T ur n gas l i ne v a l ve t o ON pos i t i o n. 3 . T u rn e ngi ne on -o f f s w i t c h l o c at ed on en gi ne to ON pos i t i o n. 4. F or c ol d e ng i ne, m ov e c hok e l ev er t o f u l l c hok e pos i t i o n, f or w ar m en gi ne, m ov e c hok e l ev er to ha l f ch [...]

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    9 T R OU B L E SH OOT IN G P r obl e m P o ssib 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) Out 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 i l l cr ank c as e to pr oper o i l l ev e l . b) C lea n or r ep l ac e s par k pl u g. c) F i ll fu el t[...]