K&S BASIC KS 2200A, KS 1200C, KS 2200C, KS 2800A, KS 2800C Owner's Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL

Gasoline Powered Generator

KS 1200C

KS 2200A

KS 2200C

KS 2800A

KS 2800C

Please, read this manual
carefully before use!

ENG

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. PREFACE 2

2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 2

2.1. Work area 2-3

2.2. Electrical Safety 3

2.3. Personal Safety 3-4

2.4. Safety Precautions for Gasoline Powered Generator Operation 4

3. SAFETY SYMBOLS 5

3.1. Description of safety symbols when operating the generator 5

4. DESCRIPTION OF GENERATOR INSCRIPTIONS 6

5. GENERAL VIEW AND COMPOSITION
OF THE GASOLINE POWERED GENERATOR 7

6. GENERATOR SPECIFICATIONS 8-9

7. GENERATOR DELIVERY PACKAGE 10

8. CONTROL PANELS 10

9. COMMISSIONING 11

10. GETTING STARTED 11

10.1. Checking the fuel level 11

10.2. Checking the oil level 11

11. ENGINE START 12

11.1. Gasoline Powered Generator Engine Start 12

12. ENGINE STOP 13

12.1. Gasoline Powered Generator Stop 13

13. MAINTENANCE 13

14. RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 14

15. SPARK PLUG MAINTENANCE 14

16. RECOMMENDED OILS 15

17. AIR FILTER MAINTENANCE 16

18. GENERATOR STORAGE 17

19. GENERATOR TRANSPORTATION 17

20. GENERATOR DISPOSAL 17

21. TROUBLESHOOTING 18

22. AVERAGE POWER RATINGS OF DEVICES 19
WARRANTY PROVISIONS 20

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1. PREFACE

Thank you for your purchase of K&S Basic generator. This owner’s manual
contains safety instructions, a description of the use and commissioning of K&S
Basic generators and procedures for their maintenance.

The generator manufacturer may make some modications that may not be
reected in this manual. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes
in the product design, conguration and construction. The images and drawings
in this manual are for reference only and may dier from the actual components
and inscriptions on the products.

Contact information that you are free to use in case of any problems can be found
at the end of this manual. All information in this manual is correct to the best of
our knowledge and belief at the date of its publication. The current list of service
centers can be found on the ocial importer's website: www.ks-power.de/en

WARNING - DANGER!

! !

Please read this manual carefully before rst in order to ensure

equipment integrity and avoid possible injuries.

ABBREVIATIONS

KS -K&S Basic electric generator

А- Aluminum alternator winding

С- Copper winding

Please read this manual carefully. Pay particular attention to information that
starts with characters/words:

WARNING - DANGER!

! !

Failure to observe the recommendation indicated by this sign may result in
serious injury or death to the operator or unauthorized persons.

PLEASE NOTE!

! !

Useful information on the use of the device.

2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

2.1. WORK AREA

- The generator must not be used in premises with poor ventilation since exhaust
gases contain poisonous carbon monoxide, which is life threatening!

- Do not use the generator in the rain, snow and high humidity. Do not touch
the generator with wet hands and expose to direct sunlight for a long time. It

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is recommended to store and use the generator indoors or in well-ventilated
premises.

- Always install the generator on a at solid horizontal surface. The generator is
equipped with dampers to reduce vibration during operation and avoid damage to
the surface where the generator is installed.

- Do not use the generator near ammable gases, liquids or dust. During operation
of the generator, its exhaust system becomes very hot. This may cause re or
explosion of these materials.

- Keep the work area clean and well lit to avoid injuries.

- Keep unauthorized persons, children and animals away from the running
generator.

- Always wear protective shoes and protective gloves when operating the
generator.

2.2. ELECTRICAL SAFETY

УВАГА - НЕБЕЗПЕЧНО!

! !

The device generates electricity. Observe safety precautions to

avoid electric shock.

- The wiring diagram for the generator must comply with the installation
rules and applicable statutory requirements.

- All wiring connections of the generator must be carried out by a certied
electrician in accordance with all electrical codes and regulations.

- Avoid the generator supply from the mains during restoration of the power
supply.

- Avoid operating the generator in high-humidity environments. Do not allow
moisture to enter the generator, as this increases the risk of electric shock.

- Avoid direct contact with grounded surfaces (pipes, radiators, etc.).

- Be careful when working with the power cord. Replace it immediately in
case of damage, as damaged power cord increases the risk of electric shock.

- All connections of the generator to the mains must be carried out by a
certied electrician.

- Connect the electric generator to the protective ground before operation
using the terminal located on the generator control panel.

- Do not connect/disconnect the generator to/from power consumers while
standing in water, on wet or damp soil.

- Do not touch live parts of the generator.

- Only connect the generator to the power consumers that correspond to the
electrical specications and power rating of the generator.

- Keep all electrical equipment dry and clean. Replace damaged or worn
wiring. Worn, damaged, or rusted terminals must be replaced as well.

2.3. PERSONAL SAFETY

- Do not operate the generator when you are tired or under the inuence of potent
drugs, alcohol or medication. During operation, inattention can cause serious injury.

- Avoid inadvertent start-up. Make sure the power switch is set to OFF when turning
o the generator.

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WARNING - DANGER!

! !

Failure to comply with these requirements may result in re or explosion of

the generator, as well as re in the building wiring.

- Do not operate the generator in areas with poor ventilation. Exhaust gases contain
poisonous carbon monoxide, which is life threatening!

- Make sure there are no foreign objects on the generator when it is turned on. Use
the product for its intended purpose only. The generator customer using the device for
other than the intended purpose shall be deprived of the right to free warranty repair.
Do not sit, stand on the generator and misuse the equipment.

- Always keep proper footing and balance when starting the generator.

- Do not overload the generator, use it for its intended purpose only.

2.4. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR GASOLINE POWERED GENERATOR OPERATION
Please note the following:

- Do not start the generator when it is under load.

- The generator must be installed at least 1 m away from explosive and ammable
substances and objects since its engine heats up during operation.

- Do not ll the fuel tank when the engine is running.

- Do not smoke while refueling.

- For the generator, A-92 gasoline is recommended. After lling the tank, remove all
excess fuel from the surface. Do not use kerosene or other fuel. Otherwise, the engine
may be damaged.

- Observe the fuel tank while lling in order to avoid overlling.

- Do not touch the exhaust system after starting the generator and during its
operation.

- Avoid operating the generator near water, in the rain or snow if there is a risk of it
becoming wet.

- Before starting the generator, learn how to stop the generator in case of an
emergency.

WARNING - DANGER!

! !

Fuel pollutes soil and groundwater. Avoid gasoline leaking out

of the fuel tank!

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3.

SAFETY SYMBOLS

3.1. DESCRIPTION OF SAFETY SYMBOLS WHEN OPERATING THE GENERATOR

Fig. 1

1

2

a b c d

1 2

e f g h

a. Be careful when operating the device! Observe
the safety instructions in this manual.

b. Operate the generator only in well-ventilated
indoor spaces or outdoors. Exhaust gases contain
СО2, whose vapors are life threatening.

c. Do not operate or store the device in high­humidity environments.

d. Do not smoke while operating the generator!
e. The device generates electricity. Observe

safety precautions to avoid electric shock.
f. Read this owner’s manual carefully before

operating the device.
g. Do not touch the generator with wet or dirty

hands.
h. Observe re safety regulations, do not operate

the generator near open ame.
i. Do not touch! The generator dampener

becomes hot during operation.

Fig. 2

i

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4. DESCRIPTION OF GENERATOR
INSCRIPTIONS

APART FROM THE SAFETY SYMBOLS, THE GENERATOR CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING
INSCRIPTIONS:

Specications chart. Specications vary
from model to model. For more information,
see “Generator Specications”.

Noise level information for each model can be found in the
specications chart.

Indicates the direction of opening the air
choke.

Indicates the position of the fuel valve. The “ON” position means
open and the “OFF” position means closed.

Fuel level indicator. The icon on the left
indicates that the fuel tank is full, and the
icon on the right indicates that the fuel tank
is empty.

Crankcase capacity

(varies from model to model)

Recommended oils.

Maintenance information in the language of the country where the generator is
sold can be found in the “Maintenance” section.

Note on the required
oil level in the crankcase

Ground

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5. GENERAL VIEW AND COMPOSITION OF
THE GASOLINE POWERED GENERATOR

8

7

11

9

1

Fig. 3

2

6

5

4

3

12

10

1. Fuel cap

2. Control panel

3. Oil dipstick

4. Oil drain cap

5. Hand starter

6. Fuel valve

! !

The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes in the product

design, conguration and construction. Illustrations in this manual

are for reference only and may dier from actual components and

inscriptions on the products.

7. Air lter

8. Air choke lever

9. Fuel level indicator

10. Damper

11. Alternator

12. Spark plug

PLEASE NOTE!

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6.

GENERATOR SPECIFICATIONS:

Model KS 1200C KS 2200A KS 2200C

Voltage (V) 230 230 230

Maximum power (kW/kVA) 1,0/1,0 2,2/2,2 2,2/2,2

Rated power (kW/kVA) 0,9/0,9 2,0/2,0 2,0/2,0

Frequency (Hz) 50 50 50

Current (A) 4,35 9,57 9,57

Outlets 2*16А 2*16А 2*16А

Fuel tank capacity (L) 6 15 15

Operation time at 50% load 9 13 13

Voltmeter + + +

Noise level LWA (dB) 95 95 95

Output 12 V (A) 12/8,3 12/8,3 12/8,3

Engine model KS-B80 KS-B170 KS-B170

Engine type

Power output (hp) 2,9 5,5 5,5

Crankcase capacity (cm3) 0,37 0,6 0,6

Engine capacity (cm3) 80 163 163

Voltage regulator AVR AVR AVR

Engine start Manual Manual Manual

Power factor (cosφ) 1 1 1

Dimensions (LxWxH), mm 470*365*380 605*445*450 605*445*450

Net weight (kg) 26 40 40

Protection class IP23M IP23M IP23M

Max. altitude above sea level (m) 1000 1000 1000

Relative humidity <30% <30% <30%

Rated voltage tolerance - max. 5%

Gasoline
powered

four-stroke

Gasoline
powered

four-stroke

Gasoline
powered

four-stroke

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Model KS 2800A KS 2800C

Voltage (V) 230 230

Maximum power (kW/kVA) 2,8/2,8 2,8/2,8

Rated power (kW/kVA) 2,5/2,5 2,5/2,5

Frequency (Hz) 50 50

Current (A) 12,7 12,7

Outlets 2*16А 2*16А

Fuel tank capacity (L) 15 15

Operation time at 50% load 12 12

Voltmeter + +

Noise level LWA (dB) 96 96

Output 12 V (A) 12/8,3 12/8,3

Engine model KS-B200 KS-B200

Gasoline

Engine type

Power output (hp) 6,5 6,5

Crankcase capacity (cm3) 0,6 0,6

Engine capacity (cm3) 196 196

Voltage regulator AVR AVR

Engine start Manual Manual

Power factor (cosφ) 1 1

Dimensions (LxWxH), mm 605*445*450 605*445*450

Net weight (kg) 43 43

Protection class IP23M IP23M

Max. altitude above sea level (m) 1000 1000

Relative humidity <30% <30%

Rated voltage tolerance - max. 5%

powered

four-stroke

Gasoline
powered

four-stroke

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7. GENERATOR DELIVERY PACKAGE

1. Generator

2. Packaging

3. Owner's manual

4. Spark plug wrench

8. CONTROL PANEL

1 2 3

1. Voltmeter

2. Safety switch

3. Outlets

4. Engine start button (ON/OFF)

5. 12 V/DC sockets

6. Ground connector

Fig. 4

654

USE CARE WHEN THE GENERATOR IS RUNNING:

- You can use the generator if the voltmeter indicates a value of 230 V ±10%

(50 Нz).

- Monitor the voltmeter and stop the generator if the value is too high.

- Avoid using 12 V voltage simultaneously with 230 V.

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9. COMMISSIONING

The generator is supplied without fuel. Before use, be sure to ll the fuel tank.
Recommendations for refueling are listed below. The generator is supplied
without motor oil. The generator crankcase may contain oil residues after
factory tests. Be sure to add oil before use. Recommendations for oils and lling
procedure are given below.

To commission the generator, follow the maintenance recommendations for the
rst month or twenty hours of operation (whichever comes rst) contained in
the “Maintenance” section.

10. GETTING STARTED

10.1. CHECKING THE FUEL LEVEL

1. Wear protective gloves to avoid getting gasoline on your skin.

2. Unscrew the fuel cap and check the fuel level in the tank.

3. Fill the fuel tank to the fuel lter level.

4. Tighten the fuel cap securely.

Fuel cap

Fig. 5

PLEASE NOTE!

! !

For the generator, A-92 gasoline is recommended. Using other fuels may

10.2. CHECKING THE OIL LEVEL

1. Wear protective gloves to avoid getting oil on

your skin.

2. Unscrew the oil dipstick and wipe it out with a

clean cloth.

3. Insert the dipstick without screwing it in.

4. Check the oil level by a mark on the oil dipstick.

5. Add oil if its level is below the mark on the oil

dipstick.

6. Tighten the oil dipstick.

If the generator has not been used for a long time, recharge the

cause damage to the engine.

PLEASE NOTE!

! !

battery with a charger (not included).

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Fig. 6

11. ENGINE START

WARNING - DANGER!

! !

Before starting the engine make sure that the total power of tools or

power consumers corresponds to the rated power of the generator.

Do not exceed the rated power of the generator. Do not connect

any devices before the engine start! In the power supply mode, the

generator should operate no longer than 30 minutes in the range

from rated to maximum power.

Before connecting any devices to the generator, make sure that they are in
good condition. If the device that was connected suddenly stopped or failed,
immediately disconnect the power using a safety switch, disconnect the device
and check it out.

WARNING - DANGER!

! !

Do not connect two or more devices simultaneously. The start-up

of many devices requires high power. Devices should be connected

in turn according to their power rating. Do not connect any power

consumers within the rst 3 minutes after the generator start.

11.1. GASOLINE POWERED GENERATOR ENGINE START

1. Move the fuel valve to the “OPEN” position.

2. Set the air choke to the closed position.

3. To start the generator manually, grasp the starter handle and slowly pull
it until resistance is felt. Pull the starter cord to the full length with a sharp
movement.

4. Set the air choke to the “OPEN” position.

Fuel valve Fig. 7

Closed

Open

Air choke

closed

Hand starter

OPEN

open CLOSE

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12. ENGINE STOP

PLEASE NOTE!

! !

Disconnect all devices before stopping the generator! Do not stop the

generator if it has any devices connected to it. This may disable the

generator!

12.1. GASOLINE POWERED GENERATOR STOP:

1. Disconnect all power consumers from the generator, set the safety switch to

the OFF position.

2. In case of manual start, set the engine switch to OFF.

3. In case of electric start, set the key to OFF.

4. Move the fuel valve to the “CLOSE” position.

5. Allow the generator to operate at idle for 3 minutes so that the alternator

cools down.

13. MAINTENANCE

Maintenance work listed in section "Maintenance" should be performed on a
regular basis. If you cannot perform maintenance work on your own, please
contact the authorized service center to request the required maintenance work.

PLEASE NOTE!

! !

The manufacturer shall not be liable for any damage caused by failure
to perform maintenance work.

Such damage also includes:

- Damage resulting from the use of non-original spare parts;

- Corrosive damage and other eects of improper storage of equipment;

- Damage caused by maintenance work performed by unskilled technicians.

The current list of service centers can be found on the exclusive importer's
website: www.ks-power.com.ua. Main service center: Kyiv, 47 Elektrotekhnichna
Str., Tel.: [phone].

Observe the instructions in this manual!

The generator must be maintained, operated and stored in accordance with the
instructions in this manual. The manufacturer shall not be liable for damage and
loss caused by failure to comply with safety and maintenance regulations.

This primarily applies to:

- The use of lubricants, fuels and motor oils not authorized by the manufacturer;

- Technical changes to the product;

- The misuse of equipment;

- Indirect losses caused by operation of the product with defective parts.

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14. RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE

SCHEDULE

Node

or 20 hours

First month

Motor

oil

Air

lter

Sparking

plug

Fuel

tank

Fuel

lter

Service type

Checking

level

Changing

V V

Cleaning

V V

Changing

Cleaning

V V

Changing

Checking

level

Cleaning

Cleaning

Before starting

Each month or after

20 working hours

Each 3 months or

Each 6 months or

after 50 working hrs

after 100 working hrs

V

V

V

V

V

300 working hrs

Each year or after

V

15. SPARK PLUG MAINTENANCE

A spark plug is an important element that ensures proper engine operation. It
must be intact, properly gapped and free of deposits.

Inspecting the spark plug:

1. Remove the spark plug cap.

2. Unscrew the spark plug with the appropriate wrench.

3. Visually inspect the spark plug. If the spark plug is damaged, it must be
replaced. It is recommended to use the F7TC spark plug.

4. Measure the gap. It should be in the range of 0.7 – 0.8 mm.

5. Before re-using the spark plug, it must be cleaned from deposits with a metal
brush. After that, set the correct gap.

6. Screw in the spark plug back with the dedicated spark plug wrench.

7. Replace the spark plug cap.
Spark plug 0,60 - 0,80 мм

Fig. 8 Fig. 9

Electrodе

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16. RECOMMENDED OILS

Motor oil signicantly aects the engine performance and is the main factor that
determines its service life. Use oil intended for four-stroke automobile engines,
as it contains detergent additives that meet or exceed the SE standards according
to the APE classication (or equivalent). Generally, it is recommended to use oil
with a viscosity of SAE 10W-30. Motor oils with a dierent grade shown in the
table can be used only if the average air temperature in your area does not fall
outside the specied temperature range. SAE oil viscosity or oil service category
is indicated on the APE tank label.

5W-30, 10W-30

-20 -10 0 10 20 30 40

REPLACING OR ADDING MOTOR OIL

If the oil level drops, fresh oil must be added to ensure proper operation of the
generator. Check the oil level according to the maintenance schedule.

To drain oil, proceed as follows:

1. Wear protective gloves to avoid getting oil on your skin.

2. Place an oil drain tray under the engine.

3. Unscrew the drain cap located on the engine under the dipstick cap with a
10 mm wrench (for generators up to 3.0 kW) or 12 mm (for generators above

3.0 kW).

4. Wait for the oil to drain.

5. Replace the drain cap and tighten securely.

6. It is better to drain oil while the engine is still hot after operation to ensure
quick and complete oil draining.

To add oil, proceed as follows:

1. Wear protective gloves to avoid getting oil on your skin.

2. Make sure the generator is mounted on a at, level surface.

3. Unscrew the dipstick cap on the engine.

4. Use a funnel to ll the crankcase with high-grade oil. The funnel is not
included. After lling, the oil level should be close to the top of the oil ller.

0

C

Fig. 10

Dipstick cap

Fill to here

Drain cap

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WARNING - DANGER!

! !

Oil pollutes soil and groundwater. Avoid oil leaking out of the

crankcase. Dump used oil into the sealed container.

Hand over used oil to waste oil collection point.

17.

AIR FILTER MAINTENANCE

The air lter should be checked for contamination from time to time. Regular
maintenance of the air lter is necessary to maintain sucient air ow in the
carburetor.

Cleaning the lter

1. Open the clips on the top cover of the air lter.

2. Remove the sponge lter element.

3. Remove all dirt inside the empty air lter housing.

4. Clean the lter element thoroughly in warm soapy water.

5. Dry the sponge lter.

6. Soak a dry lter element in engine oil, and then squeeze out excess oil.

PLEASE NOTE!

! !

Replace the air lter every 50 operating hours of the generator

Cover spring

(every 10 hours in dirty conditions).

Air lter cover

Fig. 11

Cover spring

21 43

Clean Squeeze outSoakSqueeze out

Filter

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18. GENERATOR STORAGE

The generator must be stored in a dry, well-ventilated area that is free from dust.
Keep away from children and animals. It is recommended to store and use the
generator at a temperature of -20 to +40 °C. Do not expose the generator to
direct sunlight and precipitation.

PLEASE NOTE!

! !

Note! The generator must always be ready for use. Any malfunctions

in the generator must be repaired before placing the generator in

storage.

PLEASE NOTE!

! !

Before long-term storage of the generator when the engine is

running, close the fuel valve of the fuel tank and allow the engine to

work gasoline out of the carburetor. Wait until the engine stops.

In case of lengthy generator downtime, observe the following
conditions:

- External parts of the generator and engine, especially cooling ns, must be
thoroughly cleaned.

- Unscrew the carburetor oat chamber screw, empty the chamber.

- Remove the spark plug.

- Unscrew the oil drain screw and drain the oil.

- Add a teaspoon of engine oil (5 – 10 ml) to the cylinder. After that, pull the
starter cord several times so that the oil spreads along the cylinder walls.

- Replace (screw in) the spark plug.

- Pull the starter handle until resistance is felt so that the piston is at the top of
its stroke. As a result, the inlet and outlet valves of the generator will be closed
and no internal corrosion of the engine will occur if the device is stored in that
position.

- Release the starter handle smoothly.

- Remove the battery terminals. Grease the battery and connection terminals
with anti-oxidation grease.

19. GENERATOR TRANSPORTATION

For convenient transportation of the generator, use the original packaging of
the generator. Secure the generator packaging to prevent the generator from
tipping over during transportation. Before transporting the generator, drain the
fuel and disconnect the battery terminals.

To lift or handle the generator on site, grasp it by the frame. Be careful when
handling the heavy generator (40 to 90 kg). It is recommended that the
generator be carried by at least two people. Move carefully, do not put your feet

under the generator frame.

20. GENERATOR DISPOSAL

To prevent damage to the environment, do not dispose of the generator in normal
household waste. Dispose of the generator in the safest way by handing it over to
dedicated waste collection points.

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21. TROUBLESHOOTING

Fault Probable cause Remedy

The engine start key (button)

is set to the OFF position

The fuel valve is set to the “CLOSE”

position

Air choke is open Close the air choke lever

Engine will not

start

Reduced engine

power / troubled

engine start

Engine overheating

Engine starts, but
no output voltage

Generator works,

but does not support

connected electrical

devices

Fuel tank is empty Fill in the fuel tank

Fuel tanks contains dirty or

used fuel

Spark plug smoked or

damaged; wrong distance

between electrodes

Fuel tank is dirty Clean the fuel tank

Air lter is dirty Clean the air lter

Water in fuel tank and/

or carburetor; clogged

carburetor

Wrong distance between

spark plug electrodes

Cooling ns are contaminated Clean the cooling ns

Air lter is dirty Clean the air lter

Circuit breaker tripped Set the circuit breaker to ON

Connection cables of poor

quality

Faulty connected device

Device overload Try to connect less equipment

Short circuit of one of the

connected devices

Air lter is dirty Clean the air lter

Insucient engine speed Contact the service center

Set the engine start key

(button) to the ON position

Move the fuel valve to the

“OPEN” position

Replace fuel in the fuel tank

Clean the spark plug or

replace it with a new one; set

the correct distance between

the electrodes

Empty the fuel tank, fuel line

and carburetor

Set the correct distance
between the electrodes.

Check cables for normal

operation; replace, if

extension cable is used

Try connecting another

device

Try disconnecting the faulty

device.

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22. AVERAGE POWER CONSUMPTION OF
DEVICES

Device Power (kW)

Iron 500-1100

Hair dryer 450-1200

Coee machine 800-1500

Electric cooker 800-1800

Toaster 600-1500

Heater 1000-2000

Vacuum cleaner 400-1000

Radio 50-250

Grill 1200-2300

Oven 1000-2000

Fridge 100-150

TV set 100-400

Perforator 600-1400

Drill 400-800

Freezer 100-400

Grinder 300-1100

Circular saw 750-1600

Crank gear 650-2200

Jigsaw 250-700

Planer 400-1000

Compressor 750-3000

Water pump 750-3900

Bench saw 1800-4000

Electric mower 750-3000

Electric motors 550-5000

Fans 750-1700

High pressure unit 2000-4000

Air conditioner 1000-5000

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WARRANTY TERMS:

Warranty repair is carried out only if you have a fully completed warranty card, the Buyer's signature
of acceptance of the warranty terms, as well as a document supporting the purchase (cash receipt, sales
slip or invoice). In the absence thereof, as well as in the event of errors or corrections not authenticated
by the seller's seal or illegible inscriptions in the warranty card or tear-o coupon, no warranty repair
is carried out, no objections to quality are accepted and the warranty card is withdrawn by the service
center as invalid.

The product covered by a one-year warranty from the date of purchase, which is conrmed by record
and seal of the seller in the warranty card.

Within the warranty period, the product owner is entitled to free repair of the defective product due
to defect in workmanship or materials used in production. Warranty service can be carried out only in
authorized service centers specied in the warranty card or on the ocial importer's website: www.ks­power.com.ua.

The product is accepted for repair clean and full.

NO WARRANTY SHALL APPLY IN THE FOLLOWING CASES:

• If the user has failed to comply with the

instructions in this manual.

• If the product features damaged or missing

identication stickers or labels, serial numbers, etc.

• If product malfunction was due to improper

transportation, storage and maintenance.

• In case of mechanical damages (cracks, chips,
impact and fall marks, deformation of housing,
power cord, plug or any other components),
including those resulting from the freezing of
water (ice formation), provided there are foreign
objects inside the unit.

• If the product has been improperly installed
and connected to the mains supply or misused.

• If the claimed malfunction cannot be
diagnosed or demonstrated.

• If proper operation of the product can be
restored following cleaning from dust and dirt,
appropriate adjustment, maintenance, oil change,
etc.

• If the product is used for business related
purposes.

• If faults are detected, which have been caused
by product overload. Signs of overload are molten
or discolored parts as a result of high temperatures,
damaged cylinder or piston surfaces, degraded
piston rings or connecting rod bushes.

• The warranty does not cover the failure of
the product automatic voltage regulator due to
careless handling or mishandling.

• If faults are detected, which have been caused

Under no circumstances shall the manufacturer and the importer be liable for any costs associated

with the installation and dismantling of the product.

The fact of purchase and this warranty do not in any circumstances give you the right to compensation

for damages arising from the use or inability to use the purchased product.

by instability of the user's power grid.

• If there are faults caused by contamination
or fouling such as contamination of the fuel, oil or
cooling system.

• If electrical cables or plugs show signs of
mechanical or thermal damage.

• In the event of foreign liquids and objects,
metal chips, etc. inside the product.

• If the malfunction is caused by the use of non­original spare parts and materials, oils, etc.

• If there are two or more faulty units that are
not interconnected.

• If the damage was caused by natural
factors such as dirt, dust, humidity, high or low
temperature, natural disasters.

• To quick-wear parts and components (spark
plugs, nozzles, pulleys, lter and safety elements,
batteries, removable devices, belts, rubber seals,
clutch springs, axles, manual starters, oils, gear).

• To preventive maintenance (cleaning,
greasing, washing), installation and adjustment.

• If the product was tampered with,
independently repaired or modied.

• In case of malfunctions resulting from normal
wear and tear as a result of long-term use (end of
life).

• If product operation was not stopped and
continued after detecting a malfunction.

• Batteries supplied with equipment are
covered by a warranty of three months.

CONTACTS

Germany

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Poland

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Ukraine

ks-power.com.ua

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