2 – Connect electrical equipment
A – AC 230 V alternating current application
k) Check whether the AC indicator light
shows that the voltage is correct (output
light is green).
l) Put the Economy switch in the “ON”
position.
m) Ensure that all equipment to be connected
is switched off.
n) Put the plug(s) of the equipment in the
power point of the generator.
Warning:
Ensure that the equipment to be connected
is switched off.
Ensure that the total connected capacity
does not exceed the maximum.
Ensure that the demanded and delivered voltages are the same.
The Economy switch must be switched off if you use electrical equipment that
requires a high peak current such as a compressor, high-pressure cleaner or a
submersible pump.
B – Overload warning light
The overload warning light will turn red if an overload of connected equipment is
detected, the generator overheats or if the output voltage increases. The voltage on
the power point will switch off to protect the generator and connected equipment.
The green AC alternating current indicator light will switch off and the red overload
warning light will switch on. After a few seconds, the engine will stop as well.
If the overload warning light switches on (and the engine has already stopped),
take the following steps:
f) Switch all connected equipment off.
g) Switch the engine off if that has not already happened automatically.
h) Reduce the total connected power of connected equipment to within the
maximum value of the generator.
i) Check if the vents are closed; remove the dirt or other obstructions.
j) After you have checked everything, restart the engine.
Warning:
The AC 230 V power delivery is automatically reset if the engine is stopped and
restarted.
