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This section contains important safety information. Failure to comply could result in serious injury.
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
SAVE ALL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
Symbols on the Generator
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Explanation
Here you can fill the tank with diesel. Remove the fuel filler cap and check the
fuel level. Refuel carefully to avoid fuel spillage. Do not fill the tank to the top.
You might have to lower the fuel level, depending on operating conditions. After
refuelling, reinstall the fuel filler cap and tighten it securely. Spilled fuel causes
environmental damage. Wipe up spilled diesel at once.
Diesel drain plug. By loosening this plug you can drain the fuel tank if
necessary. Spilled diesel causes environmental damage. Wipe up spilled diesel
at once. If you will not use the drained diesel again, you have to dispose of it in
a correct and environmentally friendly way. Respect local regulations.
Do not
pour diesel into the ground or down the drain.
Show the location where you can fill the oil by loosening the oil filler cap or
dipstick. Fill carefully to avoid oil spillage. Spilled oil should be wiped up
immediately in a correct and environmentally friendly way. Respect the local
regulations. Do not pour oil onto the ground or down the drain. Look at the oil
recommendations from page 18.
After removing the hatch, you can refill the radiator.
Warning: risk of burns!
Stop the generating set and let it cool down before
removing the pressure cap. Loosen the pressure cap to release the pressure.
Do not refill the radiator when the engine has just run and is still warm. Wait until
the engine has cooled down and then refill the radiator. Look at coolant
recommendations from page 18.
HOT COOLANT AND STEAM CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH
WARNING! –
Electric shock hazard.
Never connect the generator to an installation which is also connected to
a public mains.
Improper connections can allow electrical current from the
generator to back feed into the utility lines. Such
back feed may electrocute
utility company workers, and when utility power is restored, the generator
may explode, burn or cause fires in the building
’
s electrical systems.
