Buffalo Tools GEN1850 instruction manual Adjust the Governor Screw

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Engine will not start.

Gas is not getting to carburetor.

Make sure gas is getting to the carburetor.

 

 

Remove the carburetor and turn the drain

 

 

screw counter clockwise. Don’t remove

 

 

completely.

Engine will not start.

Two wires on the back of the switch may be

Make sure two wires on the back of the switch

 

disconnected.

are connected.

Engine runs but there is no electrical output.

Reset button is "off."

Push reset button to "on."

 

Bad connecting wires/cables.

Try a different extension cord.

 

Bad electrical device connected to generator.

Disconnect device, try connecting another

 

 

device.

 

Generator is overloaded.

Reduce draw on generator to within this

 

 

generator's rated wattage by reducing number

 

 

of connected electrical devices.

Generator starts but won’t stay running

Choke is in On position, or gas is empty.

Make sure that after it is started, move the

 

 

Choke to the off position. Make sure at least

 

 

one inch of gas is in the tank.

Generator starts but won’t stay running

Carburetor needs to be reset

Adjust the fuel screw on the carburetor. Turn

 

 

the screw clockwise until it bottoms out, then

 

 

turn it counter clockwise 2 -1/2 full turns. This is

 

 

resetting the air and gas flow ratio.

Generator runs but does not support all

Short in one of the connected devices.

Disconnect any faulty or short-circuited

connected electrical devices.

 

electrical loads.

 

Air filter is dirty.

Clean or replace air filter.

 

 

 

If the engine starts and runs, but does not

Governor screw needs adjusting.

Plug in voltmeter on VAC. See what the volts

produce power, or power is too low.

 

are. The reading should be 110 to 120. If it is

 

 

too high or too low, adjust the governor screw,

 

 

which is located above the pull start (on the

 

 

green metal shroud). WARNING – DO NOT

 

 

ADJUST THE GOVERNOR SCREW

 

 

WITHOUT USING A VOLTMETER. YOU

 

 

NEED A VOLTMENTER. ONLY ATTEMPT

 

 

THIS IF YOU HAVE A VOLTMETER AND ARE

 

 

FAMILIAR WITH USING IT. IT COULD CAUSE

 

 

DAMAGE TO PERSONAL PROPERTY. Turn it

 

 

clockwise to turn volts up and kick the idle up.

 

 

You may have to compensate for the increased

 

 

idle from the governor screw with the idle

 

 

screw.

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Contents Portable Generator Table of Contents Recognize Safety SYMBOLS, Words and Labels Legal Requirements Important Safety InstructionsGEN1850 1850 Surge Watts Portable Generator GEN1850 1850 Surge Watts Portable Generator GEN1850 1850 Surge Watts Portable Generator Package Contents Generator Components FeaturesPreparing the Generator for USE Using this Generator for the First-TimeAdd Gasoline Verify Oil Level Subsequent Use of this GeneratorStarting the Generator AC Usage Using the GeneratorDo not connect 50Hz or 3-phase loads to this generator DC Usage Some Notes about Power CordsRecommended Maintenance Schedule MAINTENANCE/CARECleaning the Generator Stopping the GeneratorChanging/Adding Oil Checking the Oil LevelAir Filter Maintenance Spark Plug MaintenanceEmptying the Fuel Tank Troubleshooting STORAGE/TRANSPORT ProceduresAdjust the Governor Screw GEN1850 1850 Surge Watts Portable Generator GEN1850 Portable Generator Parts List

GEN1850 specifications

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One of the standout features of the GEN1850 is its powerful 6.5 HP engine, capable of delivering a maximum output of 1850 watts. This reliable engine ensures that users can run essential appliances, tools, and equipment without interruption, making it ideal for construction sites, outdoor events, and emergency back-up power at home. The generator is equipped with a 4-gallon fuel tank, providing an impressive run time of up to 10 hours at half load, thereby minimizing the need for frequent refueling during use.

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Safety is a top priority in the design of the GEN1850. It comes fitted with a low oil shutdown feature, which automatically halts the engine's operation when oil levels drop below a safe threshold. This not only protects the engine from damage but also prolongs its lifespan, ensuring that users get the most out of their investment.

The generator also features multiple outlet types, including standard 120V household outlets, which allow for versatility in power supply. Whether powering tools, lights, or kitchen appliances, users have the flexibility they need for various situations.

Moreover, the GEN1850 operates with a sound level that is remarkably quiet for a generator of its size, making it suitable for use in residential areas and during events where noise pollution is a concern. The combination of these features culminates in a generator that is not only powerful and portable but also user-friendly and safe, making the Buffalo Tools GEN1850 an excellent choice for anyone in need of reliable power on the go.
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