Pulsar PGD40iSCO Manual de usuario

Model#PGD40iSCO

4000 Watt Inverter Generator

OPERATOR’S MANUAL

Warning: The Engine Exhaust from this product contains chemicals known to

the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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SELECTOR SWITCH

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Table of Contents

Introduction Safety Warnings and Notices

Thank you for choosing Pulsar Products!

This manual provides instruction on how to operate and use your

generator safely and correctly; be sure to read and understand

this manual before using your generator. If you have ANY questions,

please phone 866.591.8921 M-F or [email protected]

BEFORE using your generator.

All details and images in this User's Manual are believed to be

accurate at the time of publication.

Pulsar Products reserves the right to make updates to this manual

at any time.

Please contact Pulsar Support at 866.591.8921 or

[email protected] for the latest updates.

This manual is a permanent part of the generator set. If the

generator is resold, kindly include this manual with the generator.

DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which,

if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which,

if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which,

if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. It

may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.

Failure to follow the instruction may result in the damage

to your generator and other property.

Safety Warning.........................1

Safety Instructions......................2

Names of Components...................3

Control Panel ..........................4

Control Functions.......................5

Preparing Your Generator.................6

Starting up the Generator.................7

Shutting Down the Generator .............7

Using the Generator.....................7

Service and Maintenance................ 9

Storage and Transport .................11

Troubleshooting.......................12

Technical Parameters ..................13

Electrical Schematic ...................14

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

NOTICE

Safety Instructions

Before operating your generator, you must read and

understand the manual and familiarize yourself with the safe

operation practices.

NEVER use a generator indoors! Exhaust

and Carbon Monoxide can KILL YOU in

minutes.

Avoid running the generator in the rain or

very high, condensing humidity.

Never smoke or allow any heat source

near the generator while refueling it.

Always shut down the generator and allow

it to cool before refueling!

This is a portable generator, DO NOT

attempt to connect it to any mains panel.

Take care not to spill any gasoline and

wipe up any accidental spills at once.

FUEL SOURCECIRCUIT BREAKERINDICATOR LIGHTLOW IDLE

PARALLEL CONNECTION

TO AVOID DAMAGE, DO NOT CONNECT OR DISCONNECT PARALLEL CABLES WHILE THE UNIT IS RUNNING.

SELECTOR SWITCH

TO AVOID DAMAGE, DO NOT CONNECT

OR DISCONNECT PARALLEL CABLES

WHILE THE UNIT IS RUNNING.

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Names of Components

Before operating your generator, you must read and

understand the manual and familiarize yourself with the safe

operation practices.

Lifting Handle

Left Enclosure Control Panel

Recoil Start

Spark Plug Access

Rear Panel

Muffler

Fuel Tank Cap

Oil Fill Access

Air Filter Access

Right Enclosure

Control Panel

SELECTOR SWITCH

TO AVOID DAMAGE, DO NOT CONNECT

OR DISCONNECT PARALLEL CABLES

WHILE THE UNIT IS RUNNING.

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Control Functions

Selector Switch

OFF - Ignition circuit is off, the fuel valve is closed, the engine

will not run.

RUN – Ignition circuit is on, the fuel valve is open, the choke is

open, and the engine runs normally.

START (CHOKE) – (only used for cold starting) Ignition circuit is

on, fuel valve is open, choke is closed.

If the engine is hot, do not

use the choke.

Oil Indicator (Red)

When the engine oil level drops too low the engine will

automatically shut down and the oil alarm indicator illuminates.

The engine can be restarted up only after the engine oil is filled

correctly.

Tip: If the engine will not start turn the 3 in 1 knob to "RUN"

position and pull recoil handle. If the oil indicator flashes a few

seconds, the oil volume is insufficient, fill oil to the dipstick high

mark and restart it.

SELECTOR SWITCH

NOTICE

INDICATOR LIGHT

Overload Indicator (Red)

When the overload indicator illuminates, the generator has

detected excess electrical load and the circuit breaker may

open (trip).

If the overload indicator illuminates and the generator has no

electrical output, perform the following:

①Disconnect all electrical loads then and shut down the

generator.

②Reduce total draw of electrical loads connected, less than

rated output.

③Confirm there is no debris blocking the air inlet, correct as

necessary.

④Next, restart the engine and add electrical load in gradual steps.

Tip: When using electrical equipment with high starting current

(such as compressors, saws, pumps, etc.), the overload indicator

may illuminate for a few seconds, this is normal.

AC Indicator (Green)

The AC indicator illuminates when electrical output is stable.

Energy Saving (Idle) Switch

1) "ON"

When energy saving switch is switched to "ON" position engine

speed is reduced when the generator is under light load. This

feature will reduce fuel consumption and noise.

LOW IDLE

Control Functions Preparing Your Generator

2) "OFF"

When the energy saving switch is set to the "OFF" position, the

engine will run at rated speed, regardless of connected load.

Fuel Tank Cap

Remove fuel tank cap by unscrewing it counterclockwise.

AC Circuit Breaker

If the total AC load exceeds the rated current, the AC circuit

breaker will open (trip) and the button will pop out. In this case

disconnect all loads, restart the generator and push in the AC

circuit breaker(s).

Grounding Terminal

If grounding is required by code or application, follow the

guidelines on page 12.

Fuel

After fueling, wipe up any gasoline residue with a soft cloth to

prevent damage to the plastic enclosures.

Fuel tank capacity: 1 US gallon

Engine Oil

Your generator ships without engine oil. Do not attempt to start the

generator without sufficient engine oil in the crankcase.

1）Place your generator on a flat, stable surface.

2）Unscrew the knob ①to remove oil access cover ②

3）Unscrew oil dipstick ③.

CIRCUIT BREAKER

Gasoline is highly flammable and toxic. You must read and

understand ALL safety instructions before fueling your

generator.

Do not overfill the fuel tank! Heat and vibration can cause

fuel to leak from an over-filled fuel tank.

After refueling, confirm that the fuel tank cap has been

tightened.

Remove fuel tank cap and add gasoline to the red horizontal

line.

DANGER

NOTICE

Maximum Fuel Level

Preparing Your Generator

Starting The Generator

Shutting Down the Generator

Using the Generator

4）Use a funnel to add 12 fluid ounces (0.35L) of 10w-30

engine oil to the crankcase, verify oil level with the dipstick.

5）Reassemble oil access cover and tighten the knob.

Pre-use inspection

Fuel

Check fuel level; add if necessary.

Oil

Check oil level; add if necessary.

Check for any oil leaks.

1）Disconnect all electrical loads.

2）Move Energy Saving (Low Idle) switch to "OFF".

3）Turn the 3 in 1 knob to "CHOKE"

Tip: When the engine is warm, choke is not necessary.

5）When starting the generator, grasp the handle firmly with

your free hand to stabilize the generator.

6）First gently pull the recoil rope until resistance is felt, then

let it retract, then pull it swiftly at once.

1）Turn the 3 in 1 knob to "OFF" position

Operating Range of the Generator

• Ambient air temperature: 23F–104F (-5 ~ 40°C)

• Relative humidity <95%

• Recommended elevation <5,000 feet (1,500m) reduced

power at >3,300 feet (1,000 m)

Ideal Atmospheric Conditions

• Ambient air temperature: 77F (25°C)

• Relative humidity: 30%

• Atmospheric pressure: 1,000 millibars

Standard Deration:

• Every 9°F (5°C) increase in ambient air temperature will

reduce generator output by about 2%

• Every 30% of increase in relative humidity of air will reduce

generator output by about 1.5%

• Every 1,000 feet, (300m) elevation increase will reduce

generator output by about 4.5%

Even when not in use the generator is potentially

hazardous. Follow the checklist below before starting the

generator. If any problems are found, do not use the

generator until it has been repaired by an authorized

Pulsar Products service center.

NOTICE

SELECTOR SWITCH

FUEL SOURCECIRCUIT BREAKERINDICATOR LIGHTLOW IDLE

PARALLEL CONNECTION

TOAVOID DAMAGE, DO NOT CONNECT OR DISCONNECT PARALLEL CABLES WHILE THE UNIT IS RUNNING.

SELECTOR SWITCH

TOAVOID DAMAGE, DO NOT CONNECT

ORDISCONNECT PARALLEL CABLES

WHILETHE UNIT IS RUNNING.

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Using the Generator

Connecting Loads to the Generator

①Start the engine

②Move Energy Saving switch to "OFF"

③Insert the plug(s) into AC outlet(s)

④Make sure that AC indicator is illuminated

⑤Switch on electrical equipment

Tip: If total load is less than half rated capacity, move the

Energy Saving Switch to ‘ON’. If the generator supplies power

to multiple devices plug-in those devices in from large to

small according to rated electrical load.

Generator grounding

Generator Grounding

If grounding is required by code or application, follow the

guidelines below. If you have ANY doubt, contact a licensed

electrician.

①Use grounding wire of minimum 12 gauge

②Connect one end of grounding wire to the grounding bolt on

the control panel.

③Connect the other end of the grounding wire to a suitable

ground point.

Range of Application

Before using the generator, please make sure that total load is

within rated load range of the generator, otherwise the generator

may be damaged.

Service and Maintenance

Good maintenance is essential for safe, economical operation and long service life. The maintenance schedule is below:

Maintenance Cycle

Item

Engine oil

√

Replace

√

Air Cleaner

Element

Inspection

√

Clean

√

Replace

√

Clean

√

Clean - Adjust

√*

Clean

√

Idle Speed

√

Check - Adjust

√

Clean

√

Fuel Hose Inspection Every Two Years

Remove

Carbon

Deposit **

Check - Fill

Check - Adjust

** These tasks should be completed by an authorized Pulsar service center.

Displacement <225cc, every 125 hours; displacement

≥225cc, every 250 hours.

Cylinder Head, Piston

Fuel Tank and Fuel

Filter **

Valve Clearance **

Spark Arrester

Spark Plug

Carburetor Float

Bowl

Each

Week

Break-In

Maintenance at

1 Month or

20 Hours Use

Quarterly

Maintenance is

every 90 Days or

50 Hours Use

Annual

Maintenance

or 100 Hours

Use

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