Replacement Part List

POWERING 12V DC DEVICES

This generator can be used to power 12V DC devices through the DC receptacle on the control

panel while the generator is running. The DC output comes directly from the battery, so power-

ing a DC device places a load on the battery. The DC device should require no more than 12V or

draw more than 10A (which is the size of the DC breaker). The voltage regulator recharging the

internal battery is designed for a maximum charge amperage of 11-12A, so as long as the gener-

ator is running the internal battery should not be drained.

• The generator does not have to be running to power a DC device, but if the

generator is not running the battery will be drained, and you may have to

recharge the battery before you can start the generator again.

Back-charging the generator battery

This generator battery can be back-charged

through the DC receptacle by the included

battery trickle charger). The generator does

not have to be running to back-charge the

battery, and there are no special

considerations for switches to be on or off

for the battery to charge, though if the

generator is not running, the remote switch

should be in the “OFF” position.

• The ECU and fuel pump

require the battery to

retain some charge, or

the generator can’t be

started, even by recoil.

It may be necessary to

charge the battery

before the generator

can be started at all.

• Connect the polarized

connector of the

battery charger to the

DC receptacle.

• Charge the battery for 3 hours. If you are using the included Plug-In Trickle

Charger, charge the battery until the status indicator goes from red to green.

NOTE