READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL WARNINGS BEFORE
ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE GENERATOR.
Risk of Injury and Property Damage When
Transporting Generator
HAZARD | WHAT COULD HAPPEN | HOW TO PREVENT IT | |
Fire, Inhalation, Damage to Vehicle | Fuel or oil can leak or spill and could | If generator is equipped with a fuel | |
Surfaces | result in fire or breathing hazard, seri- | ||
| ous injury or death can result. Fuel or | off position before transporting to | |
| oil leaks will damage carpet, paint or | avoid fuel leaks. If generator is not | |
| other surfaces in vehicles or trailers. | equipped with a fuel | |
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| drain the fuel from tank before | |
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| transporting. Transport fuel only in | |
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| an OSHA approved container. | |
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| Always place generator on a pro- | |
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| tective mat when transporting to | |
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| protect against damage to vehicle | |
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| from leaks. Remove generator from | |
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| vehicle immediately upon arrival at | |
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| your destination. | |
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RISK OF BREATHING - INHALATION HAZARD
HAZARD | WHAT COULD HAPPEN | HOW TO PREVENT IT |
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Gasoline engines produce toxic car- | Breathing exhaust fumes will cause | Operate generator in clean, dry, |
bon monoxide exhaust fumes. | serious injury or death. | well ventilated area. Never operate |
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| unit in enclosed areas such as |
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| garages, basements, storage, |
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| sheds, or in any location occupied |
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| by humans or animals. Keep chil- |
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| dren, pets and others away from |
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| area of operating unit. |
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