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General| Brand | Pulsar |
|---|---|
| Model | PG3500M |
| Category | Portable Generator |
| Language | English |
Explains safety symbols and instructions for understanding the manual.
Read and understand all safety instructions for future reference and safe operation.
Defines WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE symbols to identify hazards and helpful information.
Warning about poisonous carbon monoxide gas from exhaust and the need for ventilation.
Precautions regarding flammable gasoline, oil requirements, and safe storage.
Engine and exhaust parts get very hot; use insulated gloves or wait for cooling.
Generator not designed for sensitive electronics without a line conditioner; causes damage.
Keep work area clean, avoid explosive atmospheres, keep bystanders away.
Proper grounding, avoiding wet conditions, and using correct extension cords.
Proper installation, grounding, connecting compatible loads, and maintaining wiring.
Stay alert, use common sense, avoid distractions, and dress properly.
Disconnect spark plug wire, ensure power switch is off before adjustments.
Proper operation, maintenance, storage, and using recommended accessories.
Maintain labels, use qualified personnel, identical parts, and follow instructions.
Consult physician before use; electromagnetic fields can interfere with pacemakers.
Follow codes, use licensed contractors, ensure proper ventilation for exhaust.
Weatherproof and soundproof for outdoor use; protect from elements.
Proper lifting techniques using frame, ensure stable mounting surface.
Ensure power is off, disconnect spark plug, check for damaged parts before use.
Do not operate with guards removed, keep clear of moving parts, wear protective clothing.
Avoid contact with fuel, oil, exhaust; use soap and water for skin, flush eyes for contact.
Prolonged exposure above 68 DBA is hazardous; wear ear protection.
Identification of major parts like fuel tank, control panel, and recoil starter.
Labels for on/off switch, oil alert lamp, AC breakers, and outlets.
Must fill engine with SAE 10W-30 oil before first use; check dipstick level.
Ensure power switch is off; fill fuel tank with unleaded gasoline.
Turn engine switch ON, use fuel valve, adjust choke for cold/warm start.
Explains CLOSED (rich mixture) and OPEN (correct mixture) positions for starting.
How to pull the starter grip for engine cranking.
Turn engine switch OFF and fuel valve OFF to stop and prevent issues.
Check generator capacity, connect tools to outlets, understand circuit breaker function.
Reiteration of caution for sensitive electronics without a line conditioner.
Connect 12VDC tools to DC terminals, ensuring correct polarity.
Instructions for removing, inspecting, cleaning, and gapping the spark plug.
Inspect for loose screws, damaged parts, wiring, and check fluid levels.
Lubricate moving parts, drain and replace oil every 50 hours.
Drain fuel or add stabilizer for storage to prevent fuel breakdown.
Ensure generator capacity meets electrical load requirements before powering.
Install outdoors with good airflow, on a level surface, with maintenance access.
Mount on a concrete slab, extend slab beyond frame, use anchor bolts.
Connect #6 AWG wire to grounding rod driven into earth. Recommended for electricians.
Covers causes like no fuel, low oil, spark plug condition, and fuel to carburetor.
Checks AC breaker, appliance defects, and suggests repair for faulty equipment.
Details on rated frequency, power, voltage, power factor, and dimensions.
Information on engine model, type, displacement, ignition, and starting model.
Schematic showing connections for AC/DC circuits, ignition, and control box.
Lists part numbers, descriptions, and quantities for crankcase and associated components.
Lists parts for the crankcase cover assembly, including bearings and gaskets.
Lists parts for the cylinder head, spark plug, and air-leading cover.
Lists parts including piston, piston pin, connecting rod, and crankshaft assembly.
Lists parts for valve rocker arm, push rod, valves, and camshaft assembly.
Lists parts for the carburetor, including spacers, gaskets, and fuel lines.
Lists parts for the air filter, including cap, element, and bracket.
Lists parts for the recoil starter, including case, rope, and starter mechanism.
Lists parts for the speed regulating arm, springs, and pull rod.
Lists parts for flywheel assembly, starting cup, and ignition coil.
Lists parts for fuel lines, fuel cock, fuel filter, and fuel tank assembly.
Lists parts for the control panel assembly, switches, outlets, and thermal protectors.
Lists parts for the muffler assembly, gasket, and muffler stay.
Lists parts for the alternator assembly, rotor, stator, brushes, and voltage regulator.
Lists parts for the frame, handle, wheels, and vibration isolators.
