Starting The Generator; Connecting Electrical Devices And Generator Load-Capacity - HERON 8896230 Bersetzung Der Ursprünglichen Bedienungsanleitung

V. Starting the generator
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WARNING
y Before starting up the generator, always check the gene-
rator for damage (unconnected wires, leaks in the fuel
system, missing safety elements and components, etc.).
Prior to using the generator for powering appliances,
perform a preliminary test and make sure that there are
no faults. In this way you can prevent injury, damage to
the generator or the connected appliances.
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WARNING
y Before starting the generator, disconnect all connec-
ted electrical devices from the power sockets or turn
off the operation mode if they have one.
1. Set the power switch to the "ON" position
(Step 1, fig. 9).
2. Slightly pull out the handle of the pull starter
and then tug it out quickly (step 2, fig. 9).
y If the generator does not start, holding the handle with
your hand allow it to return to its initial position and
repeat the starting process.
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ATTENTION
y Do not release the handle of the manual starter,
rather allow it to return to the initial position while
holding it since releasing the handle suddenly
from the pulled out position would result in a rapid
return and this could cause damage to the starting
mechanism.
3. After starting the generator, gradually move
the choke lever to the symbol position
or to position OPEN.
y In the event that when moving the choke lever, the
engine were to be throttled, immediately set the
choke lever back to the initial position and wait a few
moments and then attempt to again gradually move it
to the position for operation of the generator.
y To start a generator with a warm engine that has been
running for an extended period of time, it may not be
necessary to set the choke lever to the starting position.
It may, however, be necessary to check this by perfor-
ming a practical test in the event that the generator can-
not be started with the choke lever set in the generator
operating position.
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ATTENTION
y In the event that there is an unusual noise, vibrations or
operation while the generator is running, immediately
turn off the generator and identify and rectify the cause
of this unusual operation. If the unusual operation is
EN
caused by a fault inside the device, have it repaired at
an authorised service centre for the HERON® brand
through the vendor or directly at an authorised service
centre (service locations are listed at the HERON® gene-
rators website address at the start of this manual).
VI. Connecting
electrical devices and
generator load – capacity
y Connect electrical devices intended for connection
to standard electrical power distribution grid into the
230 V~50 Hz sockets.
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WARNING
y The generator must not be transported or moved
to a different location while it is running. Turn it off
before moving it.
For powering electrical devices it is necessary to
respect the following conditions, otherwise the
powered electrical devices or the generator may
be damaged:
 The total nominal (operating) power input
of all the connected electrical devices must
not exceed the nominal (operation) electrical
power output of the generator. To determine
the nominal power input of an electrical device,
it is possible to use an affordable socket power
input meter (a wattmeter). The total operating
(rated) power output of the generator is under-
stood to mean the total drawn power input of
all the electrical appliances connected to the
generator at a voltage of 230 V ~50 Hz.
 Do not draw more than 3.5 kW from a single 16
A/230 V power socket.
 Turn on (start / put into operation) electrical
devices gradually one after the other with
a time interval in between and not all devices
at the same time. The large surge power input
caused by all the connected electrical devices
being turned on may cause a peak voltage spike
and damage the connected electrical devices.
 The generator must not be concurrently used for
powering sensitive electrical devices (e.g. compu-
ter, TV, office equipment) and an appliance with
a power electric motor, which has an impulse ramp-
-up power input and fluctuating power input based
on the load placed on the electric motor such as
for example hand power tools, etc. since this may
result in "peak" voltage spikes (fluctuations), which
may damage sensitive electrical devices.
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