Maintenance, GN0950 and GN0800 | Campbell Hausfeld specs

GN0950 and GN0800

Operation (Continued)

4.	Move the choke/run
	switch to the choke
	position.
5.	Turn engine switch
	on by pressing the
	top of the switch.

EXTENSION CORDS

MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED LENGTHS (IN FEET)

Amps	Watts	Watts	#8	#10	#12	#14	#16
	120 V	220 V	Wire	Wire	Wire	Wire	Wire

2.5	300	600		1000	600	375	250
5	600	1200		500	300	200	125
7.5	900	1800		350	200	125	100

6.	Pull the starter rope
	with a brisk smooth
	motion.
7.	Return choke/run switch to the run
	position.
8.	After each start up, allow engine to
	run 2-3 minutes with no load.

Engine speed is

! CAUTION preset to provide proper output voltage. Never attempt to modify or adjust engine speed or output voltage.

ENGINE BREAK-IN

The first 25 hours of operation is considered the break-in period for the engine. During this time, use a 30:1 mix of gas and oil and operate at less than 75% of the load limit.

GENERATOR SHUT OFF

1.Remove all electrical load devices from the generator.

2.Allow the engine to run for 2-3 minutes with no electrical loads.

3.Turn engine switch off by pressing the bottom of the switch. This will stall the engine.

4. Set the fuel switch to the closed (horizontal) position.

5.Verify that the generator has completely stopped.

6.Allow unit to cool before placing in storage.

LOAD DEVICES

1.The 120 volt receptacles (type NEMA 5-15) are rated for 13 amps on 60 Hz models (GN950). The 220 volt receptacles are rated for 10 amps on 50 Hz models (GN800).

2.Total combined load through any combination of receptacles must not exceed rated load limits of generator.

3.Reduce load if

AC Protector (circuit breaker) turns off. Press

button to reset.

NOTE: Power draw can be calculated by multiplying volts and amps. The resulting number is wattage.

Never exceed the posted maximum wattage for the generator or any individual receptacle. Refer to owner's

manuals and product tags to determine the wattage of electrical load devices.

Long power cords and extension cords draw additional power. Keep cords at minimum possible length. See chart above.

Maintenance

INFREQUENT USAGE

If the generator is used infrequently, starting difficulty may occur. To help prevent difficulty starting, the generator should be run for approximately 30 minutes per week.

STORAGE

If the generator is not to be used for extended periods of time, the following pre-storage procedures should be performed:

1.Drain all fuel from the tank, lines, and carburetor.

2.Remove spark plug. Clean off any carbon deposits. Check for discoloration – plug should be tan in color. Check the gap; it should be 0.7 – 0.8mm.

ESTIMATED POWER USAGE (WATTS)

Load Device	Watts	Load Device	Watts

Computer	300	Hand Vacuum	500
CD Player	100	Power Drill	500
VCR	100	Hedge Trimmer	500
Radio	100	Weed Whip	500
Television	300	Coffee Maker	1200
Receiver	420	Slow Cooker/Frying Pan	200
Microwave	800	Outdoor Lights	75-150
Blender	300	Bug Light	50

3.Pour approximately one teaspoon of oil into spark plug hole.

4.Pull starter cord several times to spread the oil throughout the cylinder.

5.Slowly pull the starter cord until resistance is felt. This indicates that the piston is moving upward on the

GN0800, GN0950 specifications

The Campbell Hausfeld GN0800 and GN0950 are powerful and efficient air compressors designed to cater to the needs of both DIY enthusiasts and professional users alike. Known for their durability and performance, these models are equipped with features that make them stand out in a crowded market.

The GN0800 is a 1.0 HP, 8-gallon air compressor, providing ample airflow for a variety of tasks such as inflating tires, powering pneumatic tools, and spraying paint. Its oil-free pump offers a maintenance-free experience, meaning users can focus on their projects without the hassle of oil changes. The GN0800 also features a quick recovery time; with a maximum pressure of 125 PSI, it can quickly recharge, allowing for continuous use in demanding applications.

On the other hand, the GN0950 comes with a more robust configuration. This model is designed to tackle tougher jobs and heavy-duty applications. It boasts a 2.0 HP motor and a large 9-gallon tank, enabling it to store more air, which lends to longer run times without frequent cycling. The GN0950 can reach up to 145 PSI, providing even higher pressure for more demanding tasks, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial and construction applications.

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Another important aspect is their noise level. Both the GN0800 and GN0950 are designed to operate quietly, allowing users to work comfortably without excessive noise disrupting their tasks.

In summary, the Campbell Hausfeld GN0800 and GN0950 are reliable air compressors that offer excellent performance, durability, and features that cater to versatile applications, making them an excellent investment for anyone looking to undertake air-powered tasks effectively.