Porter-Cable H1000IS-W instruction manual RISK OF FIRE Continued

RISK OF FIRE (Continued)

HAZARD	WHAT CAN HAPPEN	HOW TO PREVENT IT
Overfilling the fuel	Spilled fuel and its vapors can	Use care in filling the tank to
tank – fuel	become ignited from hot	avoid spilling fuel. Make sure
spillage.	surfaces or sparks.	fuel cap is secured tightly and
		check engine for fuel leaks
		before starting engine. Move
		generator away from refueling
		area or any spillage before
		starting engine. Allow for fuel
		expansion. Keep maximum fuel
		level ¼ inch below the tip of the
		fuel tank. Never refuel with the
		engine running.
	RISK OF INJURY AND PROPERTY
	DAMAGE WHEN TRANSPORTING
	GENERATOR
HAZARD	WHAT CAN HAPPEN	HOW TO PREVENT IT
Fire, Inhalation,	Fuel or oil can leak or spill and	If generator is equipped with a
Damage to	could result in fire or breathing	fuel shut-off valve, turn the valve
Vehicle Surfaces	hazard, serious injury or death	to the off position before
	can result. Fuel or oil leaks will	transporting to avoid fuel leaks.
	damage carpet, paint or other	If generator is not equipped with
	surfaces in vehicles or trailers.	a fuel shut-off valve, drain the
		fuel from tank before transport-
		ing. Transport fuel only in an
		OSHA approved container.
		Always place generator on a
		protective mat when transport-
		ing to protect against damage to
		vehicle from leaks. Remove
		generator from vehicle immedi-
		ately upon arrival at your desti-
		nation.
	RISK OF BREATHING - INHALATION
	HAZARD
HAZARD	WHAT CAN HAPPEN	HOW TO PREVENT IT
Gasoline	Breathing exhaust fumes will	Operate generator in clean, dry,
engines produce	cause serious injury or death.	well ventilated area. Never
toxic carbon		operate unit in enclosed areas
monoxide		such as garages, basements,
exhaust fumes.		storage, sheds, or in any
		location occupied by humans or
		animals. Keep children, pets and
		others away from area of operat-
		ing unit.
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