Honda EM7000is User Manual

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8GENERATOR SAFETYRefuel With CareGasoline is extremely flammable, and gasoline vapor can explode.Allow the engine to cool if the generator has been in

Page 4 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

9GENERATOR SAFETYSAFETY LABEL LOCATIONSThese labels warn you of potential hazards that can cause seriousinjury. Read them carefully. If a label comes

Page 5 - CONTENTS

10CONTROLS & FEATURESCOMPONENT & CONTROL LOCATIONSENGINE SWITCHOUTPUTINDICATORi-MONITORBUTTONi-MONITORFUEL VALVEVOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCHCIRCUIT

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11CONTROL & FEATURESHANDLEAIR CLEANERFUEL TANK CAPSTARTER GRIPGROUND TERMINALSTANDOIL DRAIN PLUGOIL FILLERCAP/DIPSTICKWHEELMUFFLER TIPSPARK PLUGIN

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−−−−12CONTROL & FEATURESCONTROLSFuel Valve LeverEngine SwitchFUEL VALVE LEVEROOFFFFOONNOOFFFFOONNOOFFFFSSTTAARRTTENGINE SWITCHENGINE SWITCHRREEMMO

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−−13CONTROL & FEATURESRecoil StarterEcoThrottle SwitchSTARTER GRIPONOFFECOTHROTTLE SWITCHPulling the starter grip operatesthe recoil starter to cr

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14CONTROL & FEATURESVoltage Selector SwitchSwitch PositionAC Circuit Protectors120/240V:120V ONLY:AC CIRCUIT PROTECTORPUSHONVOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITC

Page 10 - GENERATOR SAFETY

15CONTROL & FEATURESFolding HandleTo Extend HandleTo Fold HandleHANDLEHANDLE LOCK LEVERHandletransportpositionGeneratorstationarypositionThe folda

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16CONTROL & FEATURESFEATURESGround TerminalGROUND TERMINALThe ground terminal is connected to the frame of the generator, themetal non-current-car

Page 12 - CONTROLS & FEATURES

17CONTROL & FEATURESOutput IndicatorOverload IndicatorOUTPUTINDICATOR(GREEN)OVERLOADINDICATOR (RED)The output indicator (green) is illuminated whe

Page 13 - CONTROL & FEATURES

Keep this owner’s manual handy, so you can refer to it at any time.This owner’s manual is considered a permanent part of the generatorand should remai

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18CONTROL & FEATURESOil Alert IndicatorIt blinks.OIL ALERT(RED)The Oil Alert system is designed to prevent engine damage causedby an insufficient

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−19CONTROL & FEATURESi-Monitori-Monitor at Start Upi-Monitor Display Mode 1 Total Operating Hoursi-Monitor DisplayDisplay Backlight Flashesi-MONIT

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−−−20CONTROL & FEATURESi-Monitor Display Mode 2 Power Outputi-Monitor Display Mode 3 Engine RPMi-Monitor Display Mode 4 Battery VoltageTMTMTMTMThi

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21CONTROL & FEATURESi-Monitor Low Battery Messagei-Monitor System Error MessagesOVERLOAD INDICATOR LIGHTERROR MESSAGE(Example: E-01)TMTMTMTMIf the

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22CONTROL & FEATURESFuel GaugeFUEL TANK CAPFULLEMPTYFUEL GAUGEThe fuel gauge is a mechanical device that measures the fuel level inthe tank. The r

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23BEFORE OPERATIONARE YOU READY TO GET STARTED?KnowledgeIS YOUR GENERATOR READY TO GO?Your safety is your responsibility. A little time spent in prepa

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24BEFORE OPERATIONCheck the EngineMaintenance CoverMAINTENANCE COVERCheck the oil level (see page ). A low oil level will cause the OilAlertsystem to

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25SAFE OPERATING PRECAUTIONSOPERATIONBefore operating the generator for the first time, please review theGENERATOR SAFETYsection and the chapter title

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26OPERATIONSTARTING THE ENGINEFUEL VALVE LEVEROONNOOFFFFVOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH120VONLY120V/240VECOTHROTTLE SWITCHONOOFFFFTMRefer to Safe Operating Pr

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27OPERATIONOONNOOFFFFSSTTAARRTTENGINE SWITCHStart the engineUsing the electric starter:Using the electric starter for more than 5 seconds at a time wi

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1INTRODUCTIONCongratulations on your selection of a Honda generator. We arecertain you will be pleased with your purchase of one of the finestgenerato

Page 25 - BEFORE OPERATION

28OPERATIONOONNENGINE SWITCHONOOFFFFOOFFFFSTARTER GRIPECOTHROTTLE SWITCHUsing the recoil starter:Turn the engine switch tothe ON position.Pull the sta

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29OPERATIONStarting the engine with remote control (optional part)ONOOFFFFOFFENGINE SWITCHREMOTEPILOT LAMPFUEL VALVESTART BUTTONDetermine the voltage

Page 27 - OPERATION

30OPERATIONSTOPPING THE ENGINEOONNENGINE SWITCHOONNFUEL VALVE LEVEROOFFFFOOFFFFTo stop the engine in an emergency, simply turn the engine switch tothe

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31OPERATIONStopping the engine with remote control (optional part)ONOOFFFFFUEL VALVEENGINE SWITCHREMOTESTOP BUTTONPILOT LAMPOOFFFFTurn the engine swit

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−32OPERATIONAC OPERATION120V/240V120V ONLYVOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCHOUTPUTINDICATOR(GREEN)OVERLOADINDICATOR(RED)If an appliance begins to operate abnorma

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33OPERATIONPLUGMost motorized appliancesrequire more than their ratedwattage for startup.Plug in the appliance.Determine if the cause is a short circu

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34OPERATIONAC ApplicationsBefore connecting an appliance or power cord to the generator:Make sure that it is in good working order. Faulty appliances

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++++++35OPERATIONAC Receptacle SelectionThe generator has separate main power producing circuits. These twocircuits supply power to different receptac

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36OPERATION120V 20A120/240V 30A120/240V 30A120V 30A 120V 20AExample: EM5000isReceptacle 1 has a 15A load connected to it. Receptacle 3 has a 10Aload c

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37OPERATIONECOTHROTTLE SYSTEMECOTHROTTLE SWITCHOOFFFFONTMTMTMTMTMTMTMAppliances with large start-up power demands may not allow theengine to reach nor

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−−−−−−2A FEW WORDS ABOUT SAFETYSafety LabelsSafety MessagesSafety HeadingsSafety SectionInstructionsYour safety and the safety of others are very impo

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38OPERATIONSTAND BY POWERSystem GroundConnections to a Building’s Electrical SystemHonda portable generators have a system ground that connects thegen

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39OPERATIONSpecial RequirementsThere may be Federal or State Occupational Safety and HealthAdministration (OSHA) regulations, local codes, or ordinanc

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40SERVICING YOUR GENERATORTHE IMPORTANCE OF MAINTENANCEMaintenance, replacement, or repair of the emission control devicesand systems may be performed

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−−−41SERVICING YOUR GENERATORMAINTENANCE SAFETYSafety PrecautionsCarbon monoxide poisoning from engine exhaust.Burns from hot parts.Injury from moving

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42SERVICING YOUR GENERATORMAINTENANCE SCHEDULEREGULAR SERVICE PERIOD (3)ITEM EachusePerform at every indicated month oroperating hour interval, whiche

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43SERVICING YOUR GENERATORREFUELINGFULLEMPTYFUEL TANK CAPFUEL GAUGEMAXIMUM FUEL LEVEL(FUEL STRAINER SHOULDER)Gasoline is highly flammable andexplosive

Page 42 - SERVICING YOUR GENERATOR

44SERVICING YOUR GENERATORFUEL RECOMMENDATIONSUse unleaded gasoline with a pump octane rating of 86 or higher.This engine is certified to operate on u

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45SERVICING YOUR GENERATORENGINE OIL LEVEL CHECKUPPER LIMITOIL FILLER CAPDIPSTICKCheck the engine oil level with the generator on a level surface and

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46SERVICING YOUR GENERATORENGINE OIL CHANGEUPPER LIMITOIL DRAIN PLUGOIL FILLER CAP/DIPSTICKSEALINGWASHEROIL FILLER CAP/DIPSTICKDrain the oil while the

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−47SERVICING YOUR GENERATORENGINE OIL RECOMMENDATIONSSAE Viscosity GradesAMBIENT TEMPERATUREOil is a major factor affecting performance and service li

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3CONTENTS...GENERATOR SAFETY .6...

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48SERVICING YOUR GENERATORAIR CLEANER SERVICEAIR CLEANERCOVERCOVER SCREWFOAM AIR FILTERRemove the foam air filter from the air cleaner cover.Loosen th

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49SERVICING YOUR GENERATORFOAM AIR FILTER CLEANINGFOAM AIR FILTERA dirty foam air filter will restrict air flow to the carburetor, reducingengine perf

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50SERVICING YOUR GENERATORSEDIMENT CUP CLEANINGSEDIMENT CUPO-RINGFUEL VALVE LEVERONOFFKEYReinstall the O-ring and sediment cup.Wash the sediment cup a

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51SERVICING YOUR GENERATORRecommended spark plugs:SPARK PLUG SERVICESPARK PLUGINSPECTION COVERCOVER SCREWSPARK PLUG WRENCHIncorrect spark plugs can ca

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−−−−−52SERVICING YOUR GENERATORSEALING WASHER0.028 0.031 in(0.70 0.80 mm)Inspect the spark plug. Replaceit if the electrodes are worn or ifthe insulat

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53SERVICING YOUR GENERATORSPARK ARRESTER SERVICEMUFFLER PROTECTOR8 mm FLANGE BOLT (2)REAR BAR6 mm FLANGE NUT (6)The spark arrester must be serviced ev

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54SERVICING YOUR GENERATOREXHAUST TAIL PIPESPARK ARRESTER6 mm FLANGE BOLT6 mm FLANGE BOLTSTORQUE:TORQUE:Remove the three 6 mm flange bolts, and remove

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−−−55SERVICING YOUR GENERATORBATTERY SERVICEEmergency ProceduresEyesSkinSwallowingYour generator’s engine charging system charges the battery whilethe

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−−+++−56SERVICING YOUR GENERATORBattery RemovalWARNING:Wash hands after handling.POSITIVE ( ) CABLENEGATIVE ( ) CABLEMAINTENANCE COVERCOVER SCREWBATTE

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−−+++−57SERVICING YOUR GENERATORBattery ChargingBattery InstallationThe battery gives off explosivehydrogen gas during normaloperation.A spark or flam

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4CONTENTS...OPERATION .25...

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58SERVICING YOUR GENERATORFUSESpecified fuse:FUSE HOLDERFUSE (15A)FUSE HOLDER COVERFUSE (1A)MAINTENANCECOVERCOVERSCREWIn the event of fuse failure, lo

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59STORAGE PREPARATIONCleaningFuelSTORAGEProper storage preparation is essential for keeping your generatortrouble-free and looking good. The following

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60STORAGEAdding a Gasoline Stabilizer to Extend Fuel Storage LifeWhen adding a gasoline stabilizer, fill the fuel tank with fresh gasoline.If only par

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61STORAGEDraining the Fuel Tank and CarburetorDRAIN SCREWGasoline is highly flammable andexplosive.You can be burned or seriouslyinjured when handling

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−62STORAGEEngine OilChange the engine oil (see page ).Pour a tablespoon (5 10 cc) of clean engine oil into the cylinder.Remove the spark plug (see pag

Page 63 - DRAIN SCREW

63STORAGESTORAGE PRECAUTIONSREMOVAL FROM STORAGEIf your generator will be stored with gasoline in the fuel tank andcarburetor, it is important to redu

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64TRANSPORTINGIf the generator has been running, allow the engine to cool for at least15 minutes before loading the generator on the transport vehicle

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65ENGINE PROBLEMSEngine Will NotStartPossible Cause CorrectionTAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSFuel valve leverOFF.Engine switch OFF.Out of fuel.Bad

Page 66 - TRANSPORTING

66TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSEngine LacksPowerPossible cause CorrectionCheck air filter.Check fuel.Take generator toan authorizedHonda servicin

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67TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSGENERATOR PROBLEMSNo Power at theAC ReceptaclesPossible Cause CorrectionCheck AC load.Stop and restartthe engine.C

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5CONTENTS...TRANSPORTING .64...

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68TECHNICAL INFORMATIONTECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONFRAME SERIAL NUMBERSerial Number LocationRecord the frame serial number in the space below.

Page 70 - FRAME SERIAL NUMBER

69TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONCarburetor Modification for High Altitude OperationAt high altitude, the standard carburetor air-fuel mixture wi

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70TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONOxygenated FuelsMETHANOLETHANOLMTBESome conventional gasolines are being blended with alcohol or anether compoun

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71TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONEmission Control System InformationSource of EmissionsThe U.S. and California Clean Air ActsTampering and Alteri

Page 73 - Tampering and Altering

72TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONProblems That May Affect EmissionsReplacement PartsMaintenanceIf you are aware of any of the following symptoms,

Page 74 - Maintenance

−−−73TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONAir IndexAn Air Index Information hang tag/label is applied to engines certifiedto an emission durability tim

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××±±−〈 〉−−**74TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONSpecificationsEM5000isSPECIFICATIONDimensionsEngineGeneratorTuneup SpecificationsITEM MAINTENANCEEAJ

Page 76 - 0.028 0.031 in (0.70 0.80 mm)

±××±−〈 〉−−**75TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONTuneup SpecificationsITEM SPECIFICATION MAINTENANCEDimensionsEngineGeneratorEM7000isEAHJEM7000isSpar

Page 77 - Without battery

76TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONWiring Diagram06/03/18 13:05:18 31Z11600_077

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77TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONCONSUMER INFORMATIONHonda PublicationsShop ManualParts CatalogThese publications will give you additional inform

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6GENERATOR SAFETYOperator ResponsibilityCarbon Monoxide HazardsIMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATIONHonda generators are designed for use with electrical equip

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78TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONCustomer Service InformationHonda Power Equipment dealership personnel are trainedprofessionals. They should be

Page 81 - ASSEMBLY

79ASSEMBLYSAFETYThe Importance of Proper AssemblyImproper assembly can cause anunsafe condition that can lead toserious injury or death.Follow the pro

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□□□□80ASSEMBLYImportant Safety PrecautionsCarbon monoxide poisoning from engine exhaust.Injury from moving parts.Burns from hot parts.Make sure you ha

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×××81ASSEMBLYASSEMBLYUnpackingLoose PartsTools Required:Compare the loose parts with the inventory list below.Remove the generator and loose parts box

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−− −×××××82ASSEMBLYWheel Kit InstallationTORQUE:AXLEWHEEL (2)STAND (2)LONGER20 mm WASHER (2)8 16 mm FLANGE BOLT (4)4.0 28 mm COTTER PIN (2)816mmFLANGE

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−− −83ASSEMBLYHandle InstallationTo Extend Handle:TORQUE:SPRING WASHER (2)12 mm WASHER (2)HANDLE HOLDER BOLT (2)HANDLE ASSEMBLYHANDLEHANDLE LOCK LEVER

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−− −××84ASSEMBLYRear Bar InstallationTORQUE:8 45mm FLANGE BOLT (2)REAR BAR17 22 lbf·ft (24 29 N·m , 2.4 3.0 kgf·m)Install the rear bar on the generato

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++−+−85ASSEMBLYBatteryWARNING:Wash hands after handling.TWIST CLIPBATTERY STRAPRED CABLE(POSITIVE ( ) CABLE)BLACK CABLE(NEGATIVE ( ) CABLE)To secure t

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++−○○+−+−86ASSEMBLYWARNING:Wash hands after handling.BATTERY STRAPTWIST CLIPRED CABLE(POSITIVE ( ) CABLE)BLACK CABLE(NEGATIVE ( ) CABLE)BATTERYPart Nu

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87ASSEMBLYEngine OilWITHOUT OILFuelSAE Viscosity GradesAMBIENT TEMPERATUREOIL FILLER HOLEUPPER LIMITFILLER CAP/DIPSTICKThe generator is shippedin the

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−−−7GENERATOR SAFETYElectric Shock HazardsFire and Burn HazardsThe generator produces enough electric power to cause a seriousshock or electrocution i

Page 91 - OPTIONAL PARTS

88ASSEMBLYBEFORE OPERATIONSTARTING THE ENGINESTOPPING THE ENGINEGENERATOR SAFETYCONTROLS & FEATURESOPERATIONBefore using your generator, you shoul

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89OPTIONAL PARTSRemote Control KitKNOCKOUTMAINTENANCE COVER(backside)PLUGRemove the maintenance cover (see page ).Remove the plug from the 6-pin conne

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90OPTIONAL PARTSCABLE TIEREMOTECONTROL CABLEREMOTE CONTROL CABLEREMOTE CONTROL BOXMAINTENANCE COVERGROMMETPLUGPass the remote control cable through th

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−− −×91OPTIONAL PARTSHanger KitTORQUE:HANGERGENERATORSIDEHANGER BRACKET (2)8 16 mm FLANGE BOLT (4)HANGERFUEL TANKRIBPosition the hanger at the generat

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92INDEXABCE...AC Applications . 34...

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93INDEXFGHIKL...Knowledge . 23...

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94INDEXMOQR...QUICK REFERENCE INFORMATION . Inside back cover...

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95INDEXSTUVW...SAFE OPERATING PRECAUTIONS . 25...

Page 99 - QUICK REFERENCE INFORMATION

96MEMO05/04/25 09:50:27 31Z11600_097

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−−QUICK REFERENCE INFORMATIONUnleaded gasoline with a pumpoctane rating of 86 or higher0.028 0.031 in (0.70 0.80 mm)TypeTypePart NumberSubsequentBPR5E

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