Steele SP-GG100 User Manual

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PARA 5ERVICII) LLAME:

1000WATTGE ERiATOR

Tableof Contents

Topic

Table of Contents Safety Information

Specifications Components

Starting Your Generator Operating Your Generator

Stopping Your Generator

Maintenance

Storage Statement

Trouble Shooting Generator Theory Diagram

Limited Warranty

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6 6

6 7

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Parts List

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Safety information

CAUTION

PLEASEREADANDUNDERSTANDTHiSMANUAL

COMPLETELY,BEFOREOPERATINGTHIS GENERAZOR_

Never operatethe engine in anenclosed area,All gasoline engines produce carbon monoxide gas while running. Breathing exhaust fumes can kiil_Operatethe engine in a welbventilated area, oniy_

Extractirom CPSCDocument#5008on CarbonMonoxide

The U,S ConsumerProduct S Commissio_(CPSC)hasissuedthe following warning regarding

carbonmonoxide poisoning:

. Donot usepodab!eheatersor lanternswhiie s_eepinginenclosedareassuch as te_ts campers and

othervehicles..This is especiallyimpodaet at high altitudes wherethe risk of carbon monoxide

, _aow thesymptoms d carbon monoxidepoisoning: headachedizziness weakness nausea,

vomiting, s_eepi_essandconf_sio_ Carbonmonoxide reducesthe blood's abiiity to carry oxygen.

Lowbbod oxygen_evelscan result inioss d consciousnessanddeath

* Seea doctor if youor a member d yourfamily dwe_opscofd or flu iikesymptoms

Carbonmonoxide poisoningcaneasi:ybe mistakenfor a cow or flu and is often detectedtoo :ate.

* A_coholco_sumpton anddrug usei_c_easetheeffects d carbon monoxidepoisoning. . Carbon monoxide isespeciallytoxic lo mother and chiWduring pregnancy,inheLs the elderiy.

smokers,,andpeoplewiifsbtood or circuBtory system problems such as anemia_or headdisease.

Fuel is highly Flammable DONOT refuei while engine is running. DONOT refuei near sparks or open flame

DONOTsmoke while refueling

A S aflow the engine and muffler to cool before refueling.

Refuei ONLYin weiloventi/ated area. DONOTover-fill gas tank

EngineAnd Muffler Get Very Net Keepflammable materials at least 3 feet:from generator.

When in use, peacegenerator in an areawhere children are not likely to touch it:. Eie;tri; Shock hazard

DONOToperate in rain or snow, or next to body of water. DONOTtouch with wet hands.

Besure to USEGROUNDEDPLUGSwith the generator. DONOTconnect generator to commercial power outlets.

1000WATTGENERATO

Specifications

15 in. 12 in 14in.

44.1 tbs

Air cooied 2ostroke

Nonleaded gasoline with a minimum ofg0% octane

Twoostroke lubrication

Gasoline and oil mixing ratio 50 ' 1

DiSpIacement 63 cc

Starting System Recoil(Bectronic_gaition)

Driving System Direct Coupling, Taper Fit

Spark Plug

Cooling System ForcedAir

Air CleanerType Sponge etement

Compression Rate

Decibel Ratio 80db @ 3.3 ft

RatedOutput 15 HP @:36:00rpm

ACOutput Rating

ACCurrent

Rated Output, Continuous

DCOutput Rating

DCCurrent:

Steady State Vottage range

SteadyState Frequency range

TWOStroke

65db @ 24 ft

1_2Gal_

60 Hz

800 Watts

12Volts 10 Amps COS_= I

+/° 15%

Lessthan 7%

Lessthan 25%

1 RWATTGE

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1 Handle

2_FuelCap 3_FuelTank

4. FuelShut-off 5 RecoilStarter

6_,EngineOmOffSwitch X Throtte Lever

8. Air Cleaner 9 ControlPanel

10.Generator 11,Muffler

12,Cylinder

13.SparkPlug

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STARTINGTHE ENGINE 1_Disconnect all electric appliances from generator before sta_ing.

2_Turn fuel shut_off I_verto "ON" 3_Move Choke leverall the way to the ieft

4_Turn engine switch to 'sON°'position_

5. Puil recoil starlet cord slowly until engaged,then pull briskly to sta_. 6_Once engine has sta_ed, move choke iever al! the way' backto the right°

CONNECTING ELECTRICALAPPLIANCES

A!waysallow engine to warm up before connecting any electrical !oad to the generator:

STOPPINGENGINE 1 Turnoff alt appfiances, then disconnect them from the generator_

2. Turnengine :Switchto _'STOVposition_ '_OFF3_Turnfuel shut-off leverto

4. Allow engine to cool before attempting to move the generator or to refuel.

RESE_ING BREAKERBUTTONS

if reset tripS, disconnect a_iexternai electrical appliances before pushing the reset button._After reconnecting the external electrical appliance, if reset continues to trip that indicates that the e_ectricalleadconnected to the generator from one or more of

the appliances may havea shod circuiL in that event, discontinue use of that item until it has beenchecked and/or repaired by a qualified technician.

DOICMAINTENANCE

Service intervals Cteanair filter after every 150 hours of run time_ (if used in very dusty conditions,

cleanair filter after every 10 hours of run time)

1. Removefoam fitter and wash in mild detergent or dish washing liquid.

2. Rinsethoroughly, than squeezeout excess wa4:er.

3. Allow to thoroughiy dry at room temperature. 4 Pour a small amount of gasoline in filter element, then squeezeout any

excess gasoline.

5. Replacefilter. Cleanspark plug every 50 hours of run time.

1. Remove spark plug and clean electrode with wire brush.

2. Reset gap to .028o.031 in. (.7o_8mm)

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Cleanfuel filter every 150 hours of run time.

1. Removefuel filter from inside fuel tank

2. C/canwith solvent.

3. Wipe dry.

4. Inse_ filter back:in fuel tank.

ffthe generator will not be used for more than one month, follow the following

1. Drain all fuel from engine (including fuel tank, fuet cock, and carburetor).

2. Shaketank and drain excess oil.

3. Removespark plug and pour approximately one (1) ta.Nespoon of motor oil into spark plug hole.

4. Replacespark plug, 5_With ignition switch in "OFF"position, pull sta_er cord several times until

you fee! piston is in its compression stroke. (resistance will increase).

6. Covergenerator and store in dry, welFventiiated, place_

i. For nonohandheidengines: The Emissions Compliance Period referred to on the Emissions Compliance labe!indicates the number of operating hours for

which the engine has beenshown to meet Federaiemission requirements. For engines iess than 66 cc Category C=50 hours, B=125 hours, and

A=300 hours. For engines equal to or greater than 66 cc but less than 225 cc displacement, Category"C=125 hours, B=250 hours, and A=500

hours. For engines of 2:25cc or more, Category C=250 hours, B=500 hours, and A=I000 hours

2. For handheld engines: The Emissions Compliance Period referred to on the Emissions Compliance label indicates the number of operating hours

for which the engine has been shown to meet Federatemission requirements. Category C=50 hours, B=125 hours, and A=300 hours.

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