All-Power APG3560 Owner's manual

6000

WARS

PROPANE

GENERATOR

6000W

Propane

Generator

Table

of Contents

'Limited

Warranty

3

General

Precautions

6

Battecy

17

Propane

Connection

18

OperationlSlarHq

Generator

I9

Inspection,

Cleaning

and Maktenance

25

Compliance

28

WARNING1

READ

AND

UNDERSTAND

ALL

SAFETY PRECAUIIOM

IN

THIS

MANUAL

BEFORE

OPERATING.

FAILURE

TO

COMPLY

WITH

lNSf

RUCTIONS

IN

THIS

MANUAL

COULD

RESULT

IN

PERSONAL

INJURY,

PROPERTY

DAMAGE,

AND1

OR

VPlOlNG

OF

YOUR

WARRANTY.

ALL-POWER

AMERICA

WILL

NOT

BE LIABLE

FOR

AMY

DAMAGE

BECAUSE

OF

FAILURE

TO

FOLLOW

THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

Owner's

Manual

Limited

Warranty

AH-Powar

wanants

to

the

or~glnal

purchaser

who

uses

the

product

in

a

conswner

applicat~on

(personal,

r~idential

or

household

usage)

that

all

products

covered

under

tMs

warranty

are free

from

defects

in materialad

workmanshb

for

one

vear

from

the

date

of

All

products

cowred

by

this

limited

warranty which

are

&d

incommercial appllcatlons

income producinq)

are

warranted

to

be

free

of

defects

in

material and

workmanship

for

90

days

from

the

dateaf

original

purchase,

Products

covered

under

tWs

warranty

mcl;de

air

compressors,

sr

tools,

ssrvlce

parts,

pmurewashers

and

generators.

MI-Power

will

repair

or replace,

at

All-Powers sole option, products

or

components

which

have

failed

within the

warranty

period,

Service

will

be

schddulsd according

to

the normal work

Row

and

business hours

at

the

serv~ce

center

location, and

the availibility

of

replacement

parts.

All

decisions

of

All-Poww with

regard

to

this

limited

warranty

shall

be

Rnal.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

legal

rights,

and you

may

also

have

othw

rlgMs

which

vary

from

state

to

state.

RESPONSlBlLITY

OF

ORIGINAL

WECHASER

(initil

Wtj:

To

pmess

a

wmanty

claim

on

this

prodd,

DO

MOT

return item

to

the

retailer,

The

product

must

be

evaluated

by

an

Aut

horized Warranty

Service

Center. For

the location of the

nearest

Authorized

Warranty

Service

Centec

call

toll

free

888.896.6881.

Retain

original

cash

register

sales

reoeipt

as

proof

of

purchase

tor

wamnty

to

wwk.

Use

reasonaMe care

in

the

operation

and

maintenance

of

the

product

as

described

in

the

Owner's

Manuat(s).

Deliver or

ship

the

product

tothe

Authorized

Warranty

Service

Center.

Freight

costs,

if

any

must

be

paid

by

the

purchaser.

If

the

purchaser

does

not

redve

satisfactory

results

form

the Authorized

Warranty

Sercive

Center,

the

purchsersloould

contact

AH-Power.

6000W

Propane

Generator

Owner's

Manual

Limited

Wa

wanty

(cont'd)

TMS

WARR4Nl'Y

DOES

NOT

COVER:

Merchandise

sold

as

reconditioned,

used

as

rentat

equipment

or

floor

display

mo&ls.

Expendable

parts

or accessories

supplied

with the product which

are expected

to

become

inoperative

or

unusableafter

a

raasonable

period

of

use.

Merchandise

that

has

become

damaged

or

inoperative

because

of

ordinary

wear,

misuse,

cold, heat, rain,

excessive

humidity,

freeze

damage,

useot

improper chemicafs,

negligenee,

accident,

failure

to

operatsthe

product

inaccordance

with

the

instructions

provided

in

the

Owner's

Manua!(s)

supplied

with

the

product,

trnproper

maintenance, the

use

of

accessories

or

attachments

not

recommended

by

AICPower,

or

unauthorized

reparr

or

alterations.

Repair

and

transportationcosFsof

merchandise

determine

not

to

be

defective,

Costs

assolciated

with

assembly,

required

011%

adjustments

or

other

installation

and

start-up

costs.

Merchandfse sold

by

All-Power

which

has

beenmanufactwed

by

and

identified

as

the

product

of

anoth~

company,

such

as

gasoline

engines.

The

product

manufacturer's

warranty,

if any. will

apply.

*

ANY

INCIDENTAL,

INDIRECT

OR

CONSEQUENTIAL

LOSS,

DAMAGE,

OR

EXPENSE

f

HAT

MAY

RESULT

FROM

AMY

DEFECTS,

FAFCURE

OR

MALFUNCTSONOF

THE

PRODUCT

IS

HOT

COVERED

BY

THlS

WARRANPI.

Some

states do not allow

the

exclusion, so

it

may

not

apply

to

you.

IMPLIED

WARRANTIES,

FMCLUD1ffi

THOSE

OF

MERCHAMABrlrrY

OR

FITNESS

FOR

A

PARnCUtAR

PURPOSE,

ARE

LIMIT

ED

TO

ONE

YEAR

FROM

THE

OATE

OF

ORIGINAL

PURCHASE.

Some

states

do

not

allow limitations on

how

long

an

impl~ed

warranty

lasts,

so

the

ahve

limitations may

not

apply

to

yau.

Safety

Guidelines

-

Definitions

This

manual

contains

impoflant

infomation

that

yourpeed

to

know

and

understand in

order

to

protect

YOUR

SAFm

and

to

PREVENT

MUIPMENT

PROBLEMS.

The

following

symbols

help

you

recognize this

information,

Plase

read

the manual

and

pay

attention

to

these

sections.

Save

These

Important

Safety

hstrudians!

Read

and

understand

all

of

Zhme

safety

instructions.

Be

sureto

retaintm

for

future

use.

WkRMlMG!

WARNtNOS

INDICATE

A

CERTAtNlY

OR

STRONG

'POSSIBILITY

OF

PERSONAL

INJURY

OR

DEATH

IF

INSTRUCTlONS

ARE

NOT

FOLLOWED.

A

CAUTIOH:

CAUTlOHS

INDICATE

A

WBSIItLIW

OF

EQUIPMENT

DAMAGE

IF IMSTRUCTIONS

ARE

MOT

FOLLOWED.

A

NOTE:

NOTES

GIVE

HELPFUL

1NFORMATlON

WARNtNG!

IMPROPER

OPERATION

OR

MAINTENANCE

OF

THlS

PRODUCT

COULD RESULT

IMSERIOUS

INJURY

AHD

PROPERTY

DAMAGE.

READ

AND

UNDERSTAND

AU

WARN1NGS

AND

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE

USING

THIS

EQUIPMENT. WHEN

USING

GENERATORS,

BASIC

SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS SHOULD

ALWAYS

BE

FOLLOWED

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

PERSONAL

INJURY.

6000W

Pro~ane

Generator

Owner's

Manual

General

Precautions

WARPIIIOG!

FhiLURE

TO

FMLW

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

CAN

AESVlT

IN

SEVERE

INJURY

OR

DEATH.

CAUTION:

FAILURETO

FOLLOW

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

CAN

ALSO

RESULT

IH

DAMAGE

TO

THE

TOOL

AND/OR

THE

ITEM

YOU

ARE

WORMINa

Carbon

Monoxide

When

this

tool

is

running,

enswe

thet the

area

is

well

ventilated.

New

run

the

engine

In

an

endosed

arm.

Run

the

ertgine in

an

open

area

or

with an

exhaust

evacuation system

in

an

enclosed

area.

WARNING!

WE

EXHAUST

CONTAINS

W1SONOVS

CARBON

MONOXIDE

GAS

THAT

CAN

CAUSE

LOSS

OF

CONSCIOUSNESS

AND

MAY

LEAD

TO

DEATH.

n

Fuel

and

Oil

This

product

requires

oil

and

fuel. Attempting

to

start

the engine without

oil

wilt

ruin

the

englne

and

void

the wenanty.

Work

in

well ventilated ari.

Keep

cigarettes,

Lmes or

sparks

away

from

the

work

area or where

fuel

is

stored.

WARMIPIG!

PROPANE

!S

EXTREMELY FMMMABLE

AND

IS

EXPLOSIVE

UNDER

CERTAIN

CONDITIONS.

KEEP

OUT

OF

REACH

OF

CHiLDREN.

Propane fuel

and

fumes

are

flammableand

potentfatly explosive.

Use

prop

fuel storage

and

handling

procedures. Alwqs

have

multiple

ABC

class

kextinguishers

nearby.

Keep

the genwator

and

surrounding

am

clean

rrt

all

times.

Fuel

or

oil

spills

must

be

cleaned

up

immediately.

Disv

of

fluids

and

cleaning materialsaspw

my

tocat,

state, or federal

codes

and

reylations.

Store

oily

rags

in

a

cowed

metal container.

General

Precautions

(cont'd)

Fuel

and

011

(cont'd)

0

Do

not

smoke,

or

allow sparks,

fbmssor

other

sources

of

Ignition

around

theengine

and

fuel

tank.

Fuel

vapon

are explosive.

Keep

grounded

conductive

objects,

such

as

tools,

away

from

exposed,

live

dectricat

parts

arid

connections

to

avoid

spatking

or

arcing. These

events

could

ignite

fumesor

vapors.

Do

not

rail

the

fuel

tank

while the engine

is

running

or

white

the

engine

is

still hot.

Do

not

operate

the

generator

with

known

leaks

in

the

fuelsystem

Excessive buildup

of

unburned

fuel

gamin

the

exhami

system

can

createa

potwrt'ialty

explosive condition.

This

buildup

can

occur

aRer

repeated

failed

start

attempts,

valve testimq,

or

hoi

engine

shutdown.

If

this

occurs,

open

exhaust

systemdrain

plugs,

if

equipped,

and

allow

the

gases

to

dlsslpate

before

attempting

to

restart

the

generator.

Useonly engine

manufacturer

recornmmdad

fuel

and

oil.

Hot

Components

WARNING1

ENGINE

AND

EXHAUST

SYSTEM

PARTS

BECOME

VERY

WOT

AND

REMAIW

HOT

FOR

SOME

TIME

AFTER

THE

ENGINE

IS

RUN.

WEAR

INSULATED

GLOVES

OR

WAIT

UNTIL

THE

ENGINE

AND

EXHAUST

SYSTEM

HAVE

COOLED

BEFORE

HANDLING THESE

PARTS,

Power

Output

This

generator

is

not

d~igned

to

power

sensitiwele3ronb

equlpmt

(Inclding computers

and

medical

device

without

the

addition

of

an

approved

lrne

conditioner,

which is sold separately.

CAUTION:

ATTEMPTING

TO

PQWERSEHSITIM

ELECTRONIC

EQUIPMENT

WITHOUT

THE

USE

OF

AN

APPROVED

LINE

CONDlTlONER

IMAY

CAUSE

DAMAGETO

THE

EQUtPMEMT.

ALL

POWER

AMERICA

IS

NOT

RESPONSIBLE

FOR

ANY

DIRECT

OR

lNDlRECT

DAMAGE

CAUSED

BY

FAILURE

TO USE

AH

APPROVED

LINE

CONDITLONER.

Never

store

fuel

or

other

flammable

materials

near

the

wnerator.

6000W

Propane

Generator

General

Precautions

(conf")

Work

Area

*

Keep

yoltr

wok

area

clean

and

well lit. CltMered

benches

and

dark

areas

invite

accidents

Do

not

owrate

power

tools

in

explosive

atmospheres,

such

as

inthe

pmsm

of

flammable

liquids,

gases,

or

dust.

Generators

create

sparks

which

may

ignite the dust or

furnee.

*

Keep bystanders, children,

and visitors

way

while operating

a

ganerator.

Pmvlde

barriers

or

shields

as

needed.

Electrical

Safety

Grounded

took

must

be

plugged into

an

outlet

properly

installed

and

grounded

inac~ordance with all

codes

and ordinances.

Never

remove

the

grounding prong or modify

the

plug

in

any

way.

Do

not

use

any

adapter

Grounding provides

a

low-reslstencspath

to

carry

electricity

away

from

the

user

in

the event of

an

electrical malfuoction,

Double

insulated

tools

are

equipped

with

a

polanzed plug

where

om

blade

is

widerthan

the

other.

This plug fits

in

a

polarized outlet only one

way.

If

the

pfug

does

not

fit

fuHy

in the outlet,

reverse

the

plug.

If

it

still

does

not

ft,

contact

a

qualified electrician

to

install

a

polarized outlet.

Do

not

change

the

plug

in

any

way.

Double msulcrtionelirninates

the

need

for

the

three-wire

grounded power

cord and grounded power supply

system.

Avoid

body

contact

with

grounded

surfaces

such

as

pipes,

radiators,

ranges,

and

refrigerators.

There

is

an

increased

risk

of electric

shock

if your body

is

ground&.

Do

not

expose generator

to

rainor

wet

conditions.

Water

entering

a

generator will

increase

the

risk

of

etectrlc

shock.

Do

not

abuse

the

power

cord.

Keep

powwow&

away

from

heat,

oil.

sharp

edges,

or

mouing

parts.

Replace

damaged

power

cords

immediately.

Damaged

Wwer

cords

increase the

risk

of

dectfic

shock.

*

When

opdng

a

power

tool

oMe,

use

an

outdoor

extendon

cwd

msrlced

W-An

or

V.

These

extension

cords

are

rated

for outdoor

us?,

and

redwe

the

rbsk

of

electric

shock.

Owner's

Manual

General

Precautions

{cont7d)

Electricat

Safety

(cont'd)

*

AM

connections

and

condub

from

the genemtor

to

the

load

must

only

be

instslled

by

trained

and

li&

electricians,

and

In

compliance

withall

rslwmt

Iwd,

state,

and

federal

dectrlcal

codes and

starrdards.

and

other

regulatatfons

where

applicable.

The generator must

be

earth-grouMed for

fwd

i&allatiom

m

accordance

MI

all

relevant

electrical

codes

and standards

before

operation.

*

Do

not

attempt

to

connect or

disconnect

load

connections

while

standing

in

watw,

won

wet

or

soggy

ground.

Do

not

touch

electrically

emergized

parts

of

the

genwetor and interconnecting cables

or

conductors with

eny

part

of thebody, or

with

any

non-insulated conductiveobject.

Connect

the

generator only

to

a

load or sl&rical

system

(120

volt)

that

is

mpatible with the

electrical

characteristics and

rated

capacities

of

thegenerator.

Before servicing equipment powered

by

the

generator.

dlsctmnect

theequipment

fromits

power

inout.

*

Kwp

dl

electrical

quipme& cleanmd

dty.

!+place

any

wiring

where

the insulation

Is

cracked,

cut

abraded

w

otherwise

degraded.

Repiace

terminalsthat are

worn,

discolored,

orcorrodsd.

Keep

terrninalsclean and tight.

*

Insulate

all

connections

atid

disconnected

wires.

Guard

against

electric

Wk.

Prevent

body

contact

with

gmunded surfaces suchas pipes,

radiators,

ranges,

and refrigeratorenclwures.

Personal

Safety

*

Stay

alert.

Watch

what

you

are

ddng,

and

use

common

senm

when

operating

a

generator.

Oo

not usegenerator while tired

or

under the influericeof

dnrgs,

alcohol, or medication.

A

moment

of

inattention

while operating

generaton

may

result

in

serious

personal

Injury.

Dress

properly,

Do

not

wear

loose clothing

or

jewelry.

hContarn

long

hair.

Keep

ywr hair, clothing,

and

glows

away

from

mdng

parts.

Loose

clothes,

jewdry,

w

long

hair

can

be

caught

in

moving

parts.

6000W

Pronane

Generator

General

Precautions

(cont'd)

Personal

Safety

{con!

'd)

Avoid accidental starting.

Make

sure

the power switch is in

its

"OFF"

position,

and

disconnect

thespark ptug wire

when

not

inm

*

Removeadjusting

keys

or

wenches

before

turning the generator

on.

A

mchor

a

key

that

is

left

attached

to

a

rotating

part

of

the

generator

may

result

in

personal injury.

Do

no1

overreach,

Keep

proper

footing and

balance

at

all

tlmes.

Usesafety

equipment.

Always

wear

eye

protectton.

Wear

ANSI

approved

safety

impact

eye

goggles.

Dust

mask,

non-skid

safety

shoes,

hard

hat,

or

hearing

protection

most

beused

for

appropriate conditions.

6

Do

not

force

thegenerator.

Use

th correct generator for your applicetion.

The

correct

generator

will

do

the

job

better

and safer

at

the rate for

which

tt

is designed.

Do

not

use

the generator if the power switchdoes not turnit

on

or

off.

Any

generator

thal

cannot

b@

controlted w~ththepower

switch

is dangerous

and

must

be

replaced.

Generator

Use

and

Care

Makesure

the power

switch

is

Inits

"OFF

position

and

disconnect

the

spark

plug

wire

before

making

any

adfustmsn2,

changing accessories, or storing

the

generator.

Such

preventwe

safety

measures

reduce

the

risk

of starting

the

generator accidentally.

Stow

idle generators

out

of

reachof

children

and other

untrained

persons.

Generators

are

dangerous in

the

hands

of

untrained

users.

Maintain generators

with

care.

Do

not

use

damaged

generator.

Tag

damaged

generators

"Do

not

use"

until repaired.

Check

for misatignment or binding

of

moving

parts,

breakage of

parts,

and

any

other

condition that

may

affect

the

generator's

operation. If

damaged,

have

the generator

serviced

before

usiq.

Many

acc~dants are

tamed

by

poorly

rnaintaind generators.

Owner's

Manual

General

Precautions

(cont'd)

Servicing

Maintainlabels

and

name

plateson the

generator

and

englne.

These

carry

Important information.

1

unreadable

w

missing,

contact

All-Poww immediately for

a

replacement.

Generator

mice must

be

paromed

only

qualified

repair personnel.

Service

or

maintenance

performed by

unqusllfied personnel could

result

in

a

risk

of

injury.

Whenservicing

a

generator, useonly Identical

replacement

parts. Foflow

all

appropriate

instructions

in

this manual.

Use

of unauthorized

parts

or failure to follow rnamtenance jnstructions

may

create

a

risk of electric

shock

orinlurj.

Heart

Pacemakers

WARPilHGl

PEOPLE

WITH

PACEMAKERS

SHOULD

COMSULT

THEIR

PHYSICIAN(S)

BEFORE

USING

THIS

PRODUCT.

ELECTROMAGNET

lC

FIELDS

IN

CLOSE

PROXIMITY

TO

A

HEART

PACEMAKER

COULD

CAUSE

INTERFERENCE

TO

OR

FAILURE

OF

THE

PACEMAKER.

Installation

Ensure tnstallationrneets all eppliable

safety,

and

Eocal

and

national electrical

codes.

Have

installation performed

by

a

qualied,

licensed electrician and building contractor.

All

electrical

work, including themearth-ground conoectron, should

be

completed

by

a

licensed

electrician.

Any

separate

fuel

storage or genemtor supply facility

must

be

built

or installed

in

full

cornptiance

withall relevant local. state,

and

federal

regulations.

Use

only

accessori~

that

are

recommended

by

the

manufacturer for

your

model.

Accessories

that

may

be

suitable for

one

generator

may

become

hazardous

when

used

on

another

genenator.

6000W

Propane

Generator

General

Precautions

(cont'd)

Instalation

(cont'd)

If the generator is installed outdoors, it must

be

weattwrproofed and should besoundproofed.

#

should not

be

nm

outdoors

without

protectton

to

the

generator

and

wiring conduit.

The

generator weighs

194

Ibs (approx).

Tw

or more

people

shodd

assist

when

moving or lifting

this

prodm.

Nwer lift the generator using the engine or alternator tiffing lugs. Connect lifting

equipment to

the frame

of

the generator

Before

lifting

the

generator, ensure the

lift

rigging and supporting

structure

are

in gwd

condition,

and

are

rated

to litt

such

a

load.

Keep

all pw~nnd

away

from the

suspended

generator during relocating.

The

supportingRoor/ground

surface

should

'be

IeveZ

and strong

enough

to safely hold

the

weight

of

?he

generator. If thefloor/gwounded surface

is

not

level,

strong

cross

members

should

be

placed under

the

full length

of

the

generator

frame

at

~ts low

side.

For trailer instaltation,

the

generator

should

be

mounted on

the

center

point

of

the trailer,

over

the

wheels.

The

trailer

must

be

capable

of

supporting the weight

of

the gmeretor

and

all

contents

{tools,

etc.)

Install sound-and weather-proofing

only

when

it

is

not

rainrng

or

mowing

to

avoid trapping

moisture within

the

generator" area.

Mechanical

Always

make

sure

the

power switch

is

in

its

"OFF"

position. Disconnect thespark plug

wire,

and

allow the engine to completely cod before carrying out maintenance.

Cheek

tor

damaged

parts.

Before using the genmor, any

par4

that appears

damaged

should

be

carefully

checked

to determine that it will operate properly and perform

its

intended function.

Check for alignment

and

binding

of

moving

parts,

any

broken

parts

or

mountlng

Cxtures,

and

any

other

condition

that

may

affect proper operation technician.

The

generator

is

designed with

guards

for protection

from

moving

parts.

In

any

caw,

care

mvst

stilt betaken

to

protect personnet and equ~pment

from

other

mechanical hazards when working

around

the generator.

Owner's

Manual

General

Precautions

(contti)

Mechanical

(cont'd)

Do not opente

the

generator

withsafety

guards

removed. While thegenerator is running,

do

not

attempt to

reach

around the

safety

guard

for

maintenance

or

any

other reason.

Keep

hands,

arms,

long

hair,

loose clothing,

and

jewelry

away

from

mwfng

parts.

Beaware

that

when

engine

pa&

are

moving fast they

cannot

be

seen

clearly.

Kee~

access

doors

onenclostm

closed

and

locked when

access

is not required.

-

When

working

on

or

around

the genetator

am

wear protective clothing including

ANSI

approved

safety

gloves, safety

eye

goggles, and safety hat.

Do

not alter or adjust

any

part

of thegnerator that

is

assembied

and

supplied

by

the

manufacturer.

Always

foliow and complete scheduled engine

and

generator

maintenance.

Chemicals

Avoid contact with hot fuel, oil,

exhaust

fumes,

and hot solid surfaces.

Avoid

body

contact

with

fuels, oils,

and

lubricants

used

in

the

generator.

If

swallowed,

seek

medical

treatment

immediately.

Do

not induce vomiting if

fuel

is

swalEowed. Fw skincontact,

immediately

wash

with

soap

and

water. For

eye

contact, immediately

flush

eyes

with

clean

water

and

seek

medical

attention.

*

Prolonged exposure

to

noiselevels

above68

DBAis

hazardous

to

hearing.

Always

wear

ANSI

approved

ear

protection

when

operating

or

working

around

the generator when it

is

running.

6000W

Propane

Generator

-

Owner's Manual

General

Precautions

(cont'd)

Extension

Cord

If

an

extension

cord

(not

includedl

is

wad,

make

sure

to

use

only

UL

approved

conls

having

the

oorrect

gauge

and

bngth

according

to

the

following

table:

Nameplate

Amps

(@

full

load)

Cord

Lengths

Assembly

Wh&

and

dandle

assembly:

7)

CONTEKTS:

Spark

plug

Tool

+

2)

Thread

nut

thm

stand

and

Rod,

2

axles,

2

washers,

2

cotter

frame

of

the

generator.

pins,

2

wheels,

Stand,

4

boks

4

nuts,

and

Propane

line.

3)

Thread

the

nuts

onto

the

bolts.

4)

Install

axle

and

push

cotter

thw

hole

in

frame

and

axle.

5)

Install

wheel

and washer.

6)

Install

cotter

pin.

6000W

Propane Generator

Assembly

Wheel and handle assembly:

Owner's

Manual

Battery

To start this generator with th electric start you will need a battery (not included). You can use a

12v

Lawn Tractor Battery with the following specifications: The dimensions are

Wx7.5"

Dx5"

Hx7"(including terminals). A rated cranking amperage of

200.

Terminals

are regular, not reversed. Note: Using a battery not designed for this unit may void warranty.

Also this generator can also be started with the pull start.

PHOTOS BELOW DEMONSTRATE

BAlTERY PLATE AlTACHMENT

1)

Bolt on plate with

M8X16

bolts as shown below.

7)

Handles should be already installed.

8)

Twist and pull out

to

use handles.

2)

Bolt on battery tie down bar with M6X16 bolts.

6000W

Pra~ane

Generator

Owner's

Manual

Propane

Connection

Prmane

hose

connection:

f

'

:

Ropsne

Cylinder

(NOTf:

fhls

is

your

mmon

propane

prdpane

BBO

cylmder)

Intake

Valve

Insert

hose

connection

to

generator

and

tighten.

Insert other

end

of

hose

to

the

propane

cylinder

&tighten.

Operation

NOTE:

THE

PARTS

LISTED

ABOVE

ARE

HELPFUL

FOR

LOCATtNG

THE

CONTROLS

MENTIONED

BELOW.

CAUTION:

PRIOR

TO

FIRST

USING

THE

GENERATOR,

THE

ENOlNE

MUST

BE

RLLED

WITH

OIL

OF

A

HIGH

QUALITY

SAE

10W-30

GRADE

ENGINE

OIL.

T

0

DO

SO,

UNSCREW

AND

REMOVE

THE

ENGINE'S

OIL

DIPSTICK

LOCATED

AT

THE

BOTTOM

OF

THE

ENGINE

CRANKCASE.

FlLL

THE

ENGINE'S

CRANKCASE

UNTIL

THE

OIL

LEVEL

IS

LEVEL

WITH

THE

UPPER

MARKED

LINE

OM

THE

DIPSTICK.

THEN

SCREW

THE

DIPSTICK

BACK

INTO

THE

OIL

FlLL

HOLE.

Generator

Propane

Hose.

(Included)

6000W

Propane

Generator

Owner's

Manual

Operation

(contrd)

Starting

Instructions

Connect

the

propane

hose

from

the

Move

the

choke

kver

to

the

"START"

bottle

to

the

machne

psltion

Turn

bCle

fuel

valve

to

the

"START

Turn

the

valve

on

the

propane

cylin&r

all

the

way

open

Press

the

"PURGE"

button

for

3

seconds

CONTINUE

ON

Operation

(cont'd)

Starting

Instructions

Battery

Start

If

baitery

IS

~nstalled,

turn

the

key

to

the

START

posdlon

&

allow

the

engine

to

wnk.

When

engine

starts,

rebasethe

key

back

to

the

RN

pos~tm.

Rewif

Start

Turn

the

key

to

tk

RN

Posilion.

Pull

the

recoil

starter

b

start

Move

the

choke

lever

to

the

"RUN'

Turn

the

fuel

valve

to

the

"RUN"

position

6000W

Pro~ane

Generator

Owner's

Manual

Operation

[cont'd)

Powering

120

Volt

AC

Tools

And

Equipment:

1.

Prior

to

powenng tools and equipment,

make

sure

the generator's

rated

voltage,

and

ampwage

capacity

(l20VAC

B

41

AMPS)

isadequate

to

supply

all

electrical loads

that

the

ud

will

power. it

powering

exceeds

the

generator's

capacity,

tt

may

be

necessarj

to

gmup

one or more

of

the

tools

and/or

squtpmsnt

for

connection to

a

separate

generator.

CAUT10N:

AlTEMWlNG

TO

POWER

SENSITIVE

ELECTRONIC

EQUIPMENT

WITHOUT

T!4

E

USE

OF

AN

APPROVED

LINE

CONDITIONER

MAY

CAUSE

DAMAGE

TOTHE

EQUIPMENT.

ALL-POWER

IS

NOT

RESPONSIBLE

FOR

ANY

DIRECT

OR

lNDlRECT

DAMAGE

CAUSED

BY

FAILURE

TO

USE

AN

APPROVE5

LfNE CONDITIONER.

2.

Once

the

generator

ts

runnmg,

simply

connect

the

power

cords of

120

volt

AC

powered

tools and equipment into

the

120

volt

AC

dual

outlets.

NOTE

WE

GENERATOR

FEATURES

AN

AC

NON-FUS€ CIRCUIT

BREAKER

TO

PROTECT

THE

AC

CIRCUIT

IN CASE

OF

AN

OVERLOAD.

SHOULD

A

AN

OVERLOAD

OCCUR,

THE

BREAKER

wru

*TRIP"

TO

ITS*'OFF~

POSITION,

CAUSING

THE

GENERATOR

T

0

AUTOMATECALLY

SHUTDOWN.

INTHIS

CASE,

REFER

YO

ABOVE

IN

TMS

POStTION.

THEN,

RESET

f

ff

E

CIRCUITRY

SYSTEM

BY

TURNING

THE

CIRCUIT

BREAKER

TO

ITS

"ON"

POSITION.

RESTART

THE

GENERATOR

AND

CONTINUE POWERING

THE

REMAIMNG

TOOLS

AND

EQUIPMENT.

3.

Note:

If the generator

breaker

trips. Turn the

fuel

valve

to

its

'OFF"

position.

4.

Disconnect all electrical powered tools

and

equipment

from

the

generator's

120

volt

AC

duel outlets.

Operation

(cont'd)

Powering

12

Volt

DC

tools

and

Equipment:

1.

Prior

to

powering

tools

and

equipment,

make sure

the generator's rated voltage,

and

ampwags

capacity

{IZVDC)

is

adequate10

supply all electrical

foads

that

the

unit

wifI

power.

It powering

excds the

generator's

capacily,

it

mq

be

necessarj

Zo

group

one

or

more

of

the toots and/or

equipment

for

connection

to

a

separate generator.

2.

Connect

thpower

cord of

a

12

WC

powwed

tool

or equipment tothe

DC

Terminals.

CAUTION:

MAKE

SURE

YO

CONNECT

WE

POSITIVE

I+)

LEAD

OF

THE

WWR

CORD

TO

THE

POSIRYE

(+)

TERMINAL

ONTHE

GENERATOR,

AND

CONNECT

THE

NEGATIVE

(-1

LEAD

OF

THE

POWER

CORD

TOTHE

NEGATIVE

(-1

TERMINAL

ON

THE

GENERATOR.

3.

Start

and

runthe

engine

as

described

above

4.

When

finished

using the generator,

turn

the engine

power

switch

to

its

"OFF"

position.

Turn

the

fuel

valve

to

its

"OFF

posrtion.

5.

Disconnect

the

electrical powered

toots'

power

cord

front

the

generator's

DC

termtnals.

6.

After

the

engine

and

generator

have

completely

woled,

store

the

generator

in

a

safe,

clearr.

dry

location

(if

not

already

instaled inone).

5.

Aftw

the

engine

and generator

have

oornpletely cooled,

store

getperator

in

a

safe,

clean,

dry

locatim

{if

not

already inslafled).

6000W

Pro~ane

Generator

--

-

Owner's

Manual

Operation

[cont'd)

Spark

Hug

Service

Inordr

to

Se~icethe spark

plug,

you

wili

need

a

spark

plug

wrmch

(commercially

availablel.

Recommended

spark plugs:

NHSP LO

F7

RTC.

To

ensure

proper

engine

opwation, thespark

plug

must

be

propwlg

gappd

and free

of

deposits.

1.

Flemove

the

spark

plug

cap.

2.

Use

a

spark

plug

wrench

to

remove

the

spark

plug.

3.

Visuatly inspect the spark plug. Discard it

tf

the

insulator is

cracked

or

chipped. Clean

the

spark

plug

with

a

wire

brush

if it

is

to be

reused.

4.

Measure the

plug

gap

with

a

feeler

gauge.

5.

Check

that

the

spark

plug washer is

In

good

condition.

6.

After

the

spark

pfug

is

seated,

tighten

wtth

a

spark

plug

in

by

hand

to

prevent

cross-threading.

7,

After

the

spark

plug

is

seated,

t~phten

with

a

spark

plug

wrench

to

compress

the

wmhw.

MOTE:

THE

SPARK

PLUG

MUST

BE

SECURELY

TIGHTENED.

AN

IMPROPERLY

TIGHTENED

SPARK

PLUG

CAN

BECOME

VERY

HOT

AND

COULD

DAMAGE

THE

ENGINE.

NEVER

USE

SPARK

PLUGS

WHICH

HAVE

AN

IMPROPER

HEAT

RANGE.

USE

ONLY

RECOMMENDED

SPARK

PLUS

OR

EOUNALENT.

Inspection,

Cleaning,

and

Maintenance

A

WA'RNINCP!

ALWAYS

MAKE

SURE

THE

ENGINE

POWER

WITCH

IS

IN

ITS

"OFP'

POSITION.

DISCONNECT

THE

SPARK

PLUG

WIRE

FROM

THE

ENGINE.

AND

MLOW

SURICIENT

TIME

FOR

f

HE

ENGINE

AND GENERATOR

TO

COMPLETELY

COOL BEFORE

PERFORMtNG

ANY

INSPECTIONS,

MAINTENANCE,

OR

CLEANING.

*

Before

each

use,

inspect

the

generator.

Check

foc

-

Loose screws

-

Misaligned

or

binding

mwiq

parts

-

Cracked

or

broken

parts

-

Damaged

electrical wiring

-

Any

other condition

that

may

affect

safe

operation.

If

an

engine

problem

occurs,

have

it

checked

by

a

quaVhd

senicetachnitlon

before

further

use.

Do

not

use

damaged

equipment.

Before each

use,

make

sure theengine's oil

and

fuel levels

am

adequate.

If

necessary,

fill

the

crankcase until the

oil

level

iseven

withtheoil hill hole

and/or

fill

the

fuel

tank.

Before

each

use,

remove

ali

debris

with

a

soR

brush,

rag,

or

vacuum.

A

Lubricate all

moving

parts

using

a

premium

quality, lightweight machine oil.

Every

50

houm

of

use,

drain

the

old

engine

oil

and

replace with

a

high quallty

WE

?OW-30

grade engine oil.

Every

300

hours

of

use,

have

a

qualified,

certified

technician

perform

thorough

maintenance

on

the

generator

end

engine.

6000W

Pro~ane

Generator

Owner's

Manual

Installation

NOTE:

PRIOR

TO WWERING

TOOLS

AWO

EQUIPMENT

MAKE

SURE

WE

GENERATOR'S

RATED

VOLTAGE,

WATTAGE

AND

AMPERAGE

CAPACITY

IS

ADEQUATE

YO

SUPPLY

ALL

ELECTRICAL LOADS

THAT

THE

UNIT

WILL

POWER.

IF

POWERING

EXCEEDSTHE

GENERATOR'S

CAPACITY,

IT

MAY

BE

N

ECCESSARY

TO

GROUP

ONE

OR

MORE

OF

THE

TOOLS

AND/OR

EQUIPMENT

FOR

CONNECT

ION

TO

A

SEPERATE

GENERATOR.

Electrical

and

other permits

may

be

required for

the

installatton

of

emergency pwer

systems.

Investigate

your

local

building

and

electrical

codes

before installing

this

unit. Installation

must

be

completed

by

Ilcensed

contractors

WARNING!

WE

Gf

NERATOR

WEIGHS

APPROXIMATELY

194

POUNDS.

USE

CARE

AND

THE

PROPER

LIFTING

OR

HOlSTllrlG

EQUfPMENf

WEN

MOVING

IT

TO

THE

INSTALMTION

LOCATION.

ALWAYS

CONNECT HOIST

UNES

TO

1)1E

FRAME

OF

THE

GENERATOR.

General

Location

*

Make

sure

to

locate

and

install

the

generator

outdoors

where

cooling

air

is

readily

availabke.

*

Install the generator

so

that

the air inlets

and

outlets

are

not

blocked

by

abstructionssuch

as

bushes,

trees, or

snow

drifts.

Locating

it

in

the

path

of

heavy

winds

or

snowdritts

may

requfre

the

placement

of

a

barner

for

protection, In normal weather

conditions,

the

air

vent

shuld

face

the

prevailing wind direction.

*

lmtalr

the

generator

on

a

concrete

slab

or

other

area

where

rain

drainage

or

Rood

wetem

can

not

reach

it.

Generator

placement

should

allow

four

feel

of

access

to all

sides

for maintenance

Place the

generator

as

close

as

possible to

the

elsctricalrools

and

equtprnent

being

powered

to

reduce the

length

of

extension cords.

Installation

(contkld)

Supporting

and

Mounting

Mount

the

generator

on

a

concrete

slab

capable

of supporting the

wefght

cf

the

generator.

The

slab

must extend

on

all

sides

beyond

the

frame

by

at

least

one

foot.

Contact

a

cement

contractor

for

slab specifications

if

necessary.

Attach

the

frame

to

the

concrete

slab

using

3/8'Ylaametr

axpanston

anchor bolts

(not

supplied).

NOTE

IT

IS

RECOMMENDEDTMAT

ONLY

ATRAINED

AND

LICENSED

ELECTRICIAN

REPERFORM

THIS

PROCEDURE

Connect

a

116

AWG

grounding

wire

(not included)

from

the ground connector on

the

generator

power

panel

(picture

below)

to

a

grounding

rod

(picture

below). It must

be

driven

at

least

24"

deep

into

the

earth

(Soil).

The

grounding

rod

must

be

an

earth-driven

copper

or

brass

(electrode)

whlch

can

adequately ground

the

gemrator.

I

Ground

Connector

6000W

Pra~ane

Generator

Owner's

Manual

Compliance

UNFED

STATES

ENVIAONMEMAl PROTECTION

AGENCY,

WASHINGTON,

DC

20460

2006

Modd

Year

Certificate

of

Conformity

Manufacturer:

JIANGSU

JIANGDONG

GROUP

CO.

LTD.

Small

$1

Engine

Family:

6JDGS.3892CA

Certificate

'Number:

JOG-NRSI-06-08

HC+NOn

FEL:

gi'kW-hr

NIA

Date

1ssued:SEP

0

8

2035

Merrylin law-Mon, Director. Compliance

and

innovation Strategies Division,

Office

of

Transportation and Air Quality.

Pursuant to Section

213

af

Clean Air Act

(42

U.SC,

section

7547)

and

40

CFR

90,

and

subject to

Me

terms

and

conditions

prescribed

in

those provisions,

this

certificate

of

conformity

is

hereby

rssued

for the following small non-road engine family,

more

fully described

in

the documentabon

required

by

40

CFR

90

and

produced In the

stated

model

year.

This certificate of conformity covers only those

new

small non-road

engines

which

conform

in

al material respects

to

the

design specifcations

described

In the documentation required

by

40

CFR

90

and

which

are

produced during the model year stated on thrs certhate. This

certificate

of

conformity

does

not cow smali non-road engines imported prtor to

the

effectwe date

of

the

certiftcate.

SMALL

NON-ROAD

ENGINE

FAMILY:

5JOGS.3892GA

This certificate of

conformity

is conditional upon cornpllance

of

said manufacturer with

the

averaging,

banking, and trading provisions of

40

CFR

Part

90.

Subpatt

C

both

during

and after

model

year production. Fa~lure to comply with

these

provisions

may render

this certificate vo~d

ab

in~tio.

The

HC

+

NOX

family emission llmit

(FEL)

IS:

g/k

W-hr.

It

is

a

term

of

this

certificate

that

the manufacturer shall consent to all inspections described

in

40

CFR

90.126

and

90.506

and

authorized

in

a

wamt

or

court

order. Failure

to

cdrnpty

with

the

requrrements

of

such

a

warrant

w

court

wdw

may

lead

to revocation or

suspension

of

this

certtficate

fw

reasons

specified

in

40

CFR

90.

It

is

afso

a

tem of this certifi ate that

th~s

certificate

may

be

revoked

or suspended or renUered void

ab

initio for other reasons specified In

40

CFR

90.

This

certificate

does

not

cover

small nm-road engines sold,

offered

for sale,

or

introduced,

or

delivered

for

introduction, into commerce in the

U.S.

prior to the

elfdive

data

of

the certifcate.

Specifications

AC

electrical

Current

Output

12W/240V

AC

B

41121A

60Hz

ContinuousJrated

Wattage

5,MO

Peak

Wattaae

6.000

Outlet

Twol20VAC,

2

spring

grounded

One

120V

twtst-lock

outlet

Ons

f

201240V

AC

twist-lock outlet

DC

electrical

Propane

engine

Horsepower

13

Tvus

4-cvcte

OW

air-cooied recoil start

EPA

apprwed

Yes

Fuel

TY

pe

Propane

Fuel

Capacity

Runn~ng time

5

hrs 1/2

!MI

{approx.)

on

5

galjZO1bs

of

fuel

Fuel

gauge

none

6000W

Propane

Generator

Cginder

head

system

assy.

(A)

Parts

Na.

Parts

Na.

Description

APG3560-A-01-JD JF340-A41

HEAD

COVER

COMP.

BOLT

APG3560-A-02

JD

JF340.A-02

HEAD

COVER

WASHER

COMP

APG355BA-03-JQ

JF340-A43

WASHER

COVER

PACKING

APG3560-A-04-JD

JF340-A44

HMD

COVER

COMP.

APG3580-A-WD

JF340-A-05

MEAD

COVER

PACKING

bPG3560-A-O&JD JF340.A-06 FLANGE

BOLT

(MTU*80)

APG3560.A-07-JD

JF340-A-07

SPARK

PLUG

APG3560-A-08

JD

JF340.A-088

EXHAUST

P!PE

STUD

BOLT

APG3SA-WD

JF390-A-09

CYLINDER

HEAD

COMP

APG3580.A-104D

JF340.A-108

CARBURETOR

STUD

BOLT

APG35BM-11

JD

JF3W-A-TI

CYLINDER

HEAD

SEALING

PAD

APGWbA-1240

JF340-A-12

POWEL

(plOxq12n20)

Owner's

Manual

Cylinder

barrel

(B)

bPAPartsHa

PartNo.

Destriptiwt

APG356Q-8-0140

JF340-MI

FLANGE

BOLT

(M6~14)

APG3560-8-0240

JF2408-02

OiL

LML

SWITCH

ASSY.

APG356M-WD

JF2M-B-03

0-RIMG

(14mm)

AP6356MWD

JF340-0-02

FLANGE

NUT

(MlO)

APG3560-8-0540

JF390-003

CRANK

CASE

bPG3560-5-06JD

JF340-B04

BALL

BEARIUG

(6207)

APG3560-8-07JD

JF340-8-05

WASHER

((p8.3~ip17xI)

APG356O-B-OWD

JF340-B-06

LOCK

(10

mm)

APG3560-8-094D

JF340-0.07

GOVERNOR ARM

SHAR

APG3560-B-f

O-JD

JF34Q-&08

Ot

SEAL

((pB~(p14~5)

APG3580.8-$1-JO

JF340-B-09

DRAIN

PLUG

WASHER

(12

mm)

AP63560.842-JD JF340-B-10

DRAIN

PLUG

BOLT

APG3560-MUD

JF34Q-8-11

OIL

SEAL

(@5~(p52~8)

AFG3560-B-14

JD

JF340-8-12

OIL

PROTECTOR

APG3560-&1MO

$340-8-t3

BALL

BEARING

(6202)

6000W

Pro~ane Generator

Owner's

Manual

Crank-

cow

system

assy(C)

APA

Parts

Na

Pa*

Ma

Dwcfiptlm

~~~~580.~01

JD

J55000-A41

DUCT

COVER

APG3560-G02JD

J051100-A-02

FLANGE

BOLT

(M8*35)

APG3560-C-03-JD

JF340-C-038

01

L

SCALE

APG3560-C-04-JD

JF340-C-02

01L

SCALE

SEAL

RING

&PA

Parts

Na

Parts

Wo.

Desetiption

APG3560*D-01-JD

JFJ40-D-02

CRANKSHAFT

COMP.

APG3560-0-02-JD

J"F340-D-04

BALANCER

WEIGHT

APG3560-C-75-JD

JF340-GI

0

CRANKCASE

COVER

PAD

APG3580-C-18-JD JF240-C-11

DOWEL

(8x12)

6000W

Pro~ane

Generator

Owner's

Manual

Piston

and

comeding

C)

APA

Parts

Ha

Aarlr

Ma

DesEriptlon

APG3560-E-0

1

JD

SF390.E-01

COMPRESSION

RIUGA

APG3560-E-02JD

JF390-E-02

COMPRESSION

RING

B

bPG3560-E-03JD

JF390-E-03

OIL

RING

A

APG3560-E-04

J

D

JF390-E-04

OL

RING

B

APG3560-E-OSJP

Jf240-E-05

PISTON

CLlP

(20

mm)

bPG356O-E-06-JD

Jf390-E-05

PISTON

APG3560-E-07-JD

JF39a-E-06

PISTON

APG356O-E-08

JD

-~~340-~-07

CONNECTNG

!?QD

APG3560-E-09-JD

J

F340-E-08

CONNECTING

COVER

APG3560-E-

10

J

D

JF340-E-09

CONNECTING

ROO

BOLT

Camshaft

system

assy{F)

AR4Parts

Na

Parts

No.

Oescriptlon

APG3560-F-01JD

JF340-F*0t

PIVOT

ADJUSTING

NUT

APG3560-F-02-JO

JF340-F-02

ROCKER

ARM

PIVOT

APG3560-F-03-JD

JF340-F-03

ROCKER

ARM

APG3560-F-04-JD

JF340-F-04

PIVOT

BOLT

(M8)

APG3560-F-OSJQ

JF340-F-05

PUSH

ROD

GUIDE

PLATE

APG3560-F-O6+jD 3F240.F-05

ROD

PUSH

APG3560-F.07.JD

JF240-F-07

VALVE

LIFTER

APG3560-F-0&JO

Jf39D-F-08

CAMSHAFT

APG3560-F-09-JO

JF340-F-06

VALVE

ROTATOR

APG3560-F-10-30

JF340-F-07

EX

VALVE

SPRING

RETAINER

APG3560-F-11-JD Jf340-F-08

VANE

SPRING

APG3560-F-12-JD

JF340-F-09

VALVE

SPR1NG

SEAT

APG3560-F-13-JO

JF340-F-10

IN

VALVE

SPRING

RFTAFNER

APG3560-F.14-JD

JF34O-F-11

EX.

VALVE

APG3560-F-15-JD JF340-F-12

IN

VALVE

6000W

Propane

Generator

Red

smr

system

assy(G)

AWParts&

PartsNa

-riptiam

APG3560-G-01

JD

JF340-G.01

RECOIL

STARTER

ASSY.

APG3560-G-023D

JF340-G-02

SETTING

SCREW

APG3560-G-03-JO

JF340-G-03

SPRING

RETAINER

APG3560-G-04-JD

JF340-G-04

PLATEN

SPRING

APG3560-G-054D

JF340-G-05

STARTER OETENT

APG3560-G-06-JD

JF340-G-06 OETENT

SPRING

bPG3560-G-07JD

JF340-G-07

-

RECOIL

STARTER

REEL

APG3560-G-08-JD

JF340-C-08

START

RETURN

SPRING

APG3560-G-09.JD

JF340-G-09

RECOIL

STARTER

CASE

COMP

APG3560-G-10-JD

JF340-G-10

RECOIL

STARTER

ROPE

APG3560-G-1

I

-JD

Jf340-G-11

STARTER

KNOB

APG3560-G-1230

JF340-G-12

FLANGE

BOLT

(M6~8)

Owner's

Manual

Fan

covet

system

assyIH)

APAPartsHm

PaftsNu.

Ddpt

ion

APG3560-H-01-JD

Jf340-H-01

SHROUD

APG5560-H-02-JD

Jf340-H-02

FLANGE

BOLT

(Mxl4)

bPG3560-H-03-JD

JF340-H-03

FAN

COVER

COME

APG3560-H-04

JD

X340.H-04

WIRE

HARNESS

CLIP

6000W

Propane

Generator

Carburetcr

system

assy.(l)

APA

Park

Na

Parts

Ha.

Oesetlpth

APG3560-141-JD

JD3800-5-03

TUBECLIP

APG3560-1-MJD

JD3800-B-02

TUBE

A

APG3560-I-0340 J03800-&-03

TUBE

B

APG3560-I-04JD

J03800-8-04 WIPE

HARNESS

CUP

APG3560-I-05JD

JD3800-3-05 DASHPOT

CHECK

VALVE

APG3560-I-06JD

JD3800-3-06 MANUAL

CHOKE

STAY

ASSY.

APG3560-I-07JD

JF340-1-05

CARBURETOR

IRON

GASKET

APG356D-I-ORJD dF390LPG-1-01

MIXER

APG3560-149-JD dF340-1-03 CARBURETORPAPERGASKET

APG3560-I-10JD

JF340-I-02B

CARBURETOR

INSULATING

PLATE

APG3560-I-11-JO JF340-1-01 INTAKE

PIPE

GASKET

dPG358D-I-124D JF200LPG-F09

AIRPROOF

GASKET

APG3560-I-13-JD

JF390LPG-I-M

LOW

PRESSURE

PIPE

APG35BD-I-14-JD JF3911LPG-1-03 DECOMPRESSION

VALVE

APG3560-I-15-.fD JF200LFG-1-04 ELECTROMAGNETIC

VALVE

APG3560-I-16-JD dF200LPG-1-03 INTAKE TIE-IN

APG3550-I-17-JD

JF200LPG-1-05

HIGH

PRESSURE

PIPE

Owner's

Manual

Flywheel

system

Assy(J)

Amparts

No,

Parts-

OesctipHan

APG3560-Jdl

JD

JFMOJ-01

A

FLYWHEEL

APG3560J-02-.ID

JF340J-01B

FLYWHEEL

APG3560-J-0330

JF340J.02

SEMICIRCLE

KEY

APG3560-J-0dJD

JF340.J.03

COOLING

FAN

APG35603+054D

JF340-J.04

STARTER

PULLEY

APG3560-J-05-JD

JF340-J-05

FLYWHEEL

NUT

(M18)

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