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North Star M165938N owner manual Machine Component Identification - Item #165938N

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Machine Component Identification - Item #165938N

Figure 1 (Ref. 1-12)

Ref.	Description	Ref.	Description
1	Gas Cap with Gauge	11	Super Silent Muffler
2	6.5 Gallon Gas Tank	12	Air Cleaner
3	Battery Box	13	Engine Key Switch
4	Circuit Breakers	14	Fuel Valve
5	120V 15A Duplex Receptacle	15	Choke Lever
6	Fuel Selector Switch	16	Recoil
7	120V 20A Duplex Receptacle	17	LPG / NG - 3/4” NPT Inlet
8	120/240V 30A Locking Receptacle	18	Demand Regulator
9	Vibration Isolation Mounts	19	Generator Head
10	Oil Drain Plug

Figure 2 (Ref. 13-19)

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North Star M165938N owner manual Machine Component Identification - Item #165938N

Contents

Instructions for Installation/Set-up, Operation, Servicing, & Storage Any Questions, Comments, Problems, or Parts OrdersSTOP 6,600 Watt Continuous 8,000 Watt Surge CapacityHazard Signal Word Definitions Operation Table of ContentsInstallation / Initial Set-Up Thank you for purchasing your NorthStar portable generator About Your GeneratorAbout Your Generator Warranty Registration About Your Generator cont’dRead this Manual All Rental Companies and Private Owners who loan thisSPECIFICATIONS Specifications - Item #165938NSafety Label Locations - Item #165938N To order replacement safety labels, call NorthStar Product Support atOn-Product Warning Labels Part numbersMachine Component Identification - Item #165938N REFERENCE GUIDE Machine Component Identification - Item #165938NMachine Component Identification - Item #165938N The engine and generator are mounted on rubberPower Load Planning & Management Example conversion to wattsSTAGGERING LOADS Power Load Planning & Management cont’dExample Installation / Initial Set-Up 2. Planning the Power LoadSteps for Installation / Initial Set-Up 4. Setting up generator for the type of power generation you need3. Gas Hook-up Installation for Natural Gas or LPG if needed and installed by your gas utility technician at the timeNatural Gas NG Hook-upInstallation / Initial Set-Up You will need a minimum 100 lb. LPG gas tank to operate the generator4. Set-up either as a BUILDING BACK-UP or PORTABLE Power Source Using as a Back-up Power Source for a BuildingDANGER Installation / Initial Set-UpUsing as a When using the generator as a portable power source, you can plugPortable Power SourceInstallation / Initial Set-Up Use of damaged electric cords can cause electric shock or fire5. Select a Suitable Site Outdoors onlyWARNING Carbon monoxide poisoning hazard dangerous carbonChoose a location where the generator will NOT be exposed to rain No wet conditionsHot exhaust The exhaust gas from your generator is extremely hot and can cause6. Grounding the generator Installation / Initial Set-UpInstallation / Initial Set-Up 7. Battery InstallationWARNING Battery hazards 1. General safety rules for operation Operation Procedures 1. General Safety Rules for Operation2. Preparing for Operation 3. Starting the Engine a Using LP/NG b Using Gasoline 4. Checking Generator OutputOperation cont’d Operation cont’d Static electricity and filling the gasoline tankgasoline, and from persons carrying a static electric charge Perform scheduled maintenance as needed Check/add oil Check the oil level using the dipstick and add oil as needed2. Preparing for Operation Position generator Ground generatorFill gasoline tank if using gasoline WARNING Gasoline fire/explosion hazardWARNING Static electric spark hazard Operation cont’dStart LPG/NG supply if using Natural GasOperation cont’d Propane LPGInspect Fuel System / Check for Leaks Personal Protection Operation cont’dUsing LP/NG To start engine using LP or Natural Gas3. Starting the Engine Operation cont’dOperation cont’d Using GasolineTo start engine using gasoline Operation cont’d 4. Checking Generator OutputSlight variation in voltage/speed with changing electrical loads 5. Connecting Loads Using as a Portable Power SourceUsing as a Back-up Power Source for a Building Operation cont’d6. Switching Fuels during operation Stop the engine using the following steps7. Stopping Operation cont’dWhen you are finished using the generator, you must 8. Storage & ExerciseDisconnect loads & turn off fuel supply Cool engine before storing Choose a storage location Prevent accidental startingOperation cont’d Perform regular maintenancePrepare engine for long term storage if needed Follow safety rules Perform engine maintenance Check receptacles Maintenance & RepairMaintenance & Repair Maintenance & Repair cont’d for any questions, problems, or parts ordersClean & inspect spark arrestor if equipped Keep generator clean Recharge and maintain battery if electric startTROUBLESHOOTING TroubleshootingProblem Possible CausesSummary of Important Safety Information for Operation Safety - Installation & Set-upBattery Safety GeneralSummary of Important Safety Information for Operation cont’d Safety - Before UseInstallation / Initial Set-up Safety Know how to operateSafety - During Use Gasoline SafetyPropane & Natural Gas Safety Personal protective equipmentSummary of Important Safety Information for Operation cont’d o Sparking or arcs from generator o Loss of electrical outputSummary of Important Safety Information for Operation cont’d Safety - After useSafety - Inspection/Maintenance Generator Exploded View Rev- N Generator Exploded View Rev- N Diag #Description Description Wiring Diagram Rev- NDiag # Description Generator Head Exploded View Rev- NItem #