North Star M165939J - Manual (Page 9)

Machine Component Identification - Item #165939J
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REFERENCE GUIDE
Reference 1 – Air Cleaner Refer to your Honda engine manual for air cleaner care.
Reference 2 – Gas Cap with Gauge The gas cap is extra large, creating a large hole for refueling
and a comfortable grip. You can always monitor the fuel level
without removing the cap by using the fuel level indicator built
into the gas cap.
Reference 3 – 10.0 Gallon Gas Tank Large tank allows for extended run capabilities. Always allow
room for gasoline expansion by not filling the gas tank
completely full.
Reference 4 – Battery Box The battery box provides protection for the battery and will accept
the standard lawn tractor size battery (Group U1-7). The engine
requires a 12 volts battery. See battery section for sizing.
Reference 5 - LPG/NG-3/4” NPT Gas
Inlet WARNING Hookup must comply with the Federal and Local
jurisdiction of Liquid Petroleum (LP) and Natural Gas (NG).
ALWAYS have a qualified technician complete the LP/NG
hookup. Improper installation can cause injury or death. LP/NG
are lethal and explosive gases. If you smell gas, exit area
immediately, if possible shut off the LP/NG supply. Before you
start engine, smell next to floor for gas, if you do smell gas:
• DO NOT start engine.
• DO NOT light a match.
• DO NOT flip on an electrical switch.
• Exit area immediately and call gas supplier or fire
department.
Minimum flow range required: NG - 3.25 CFM;
LPG - 9.33 LB/hr., or 2.2 GAL/hr.
Pressure Range: 4-6 ounces, OR 7-11 inches of water column.
NEVER over pressurize.
Reference 6 - 120/240V, 50A, Circuit
Breaker This portable generator has one 120/240 volt, 50 Amp thermal
magnetic 2 pole circuit breaker. This circuit breaker is the main
line circuit breaker and will sever power to the control panel
receptacles when in the off or tripped position. To reset this circuit
breaker, move the circuit breaker handle to the OFF position.
Then move the breaker handle to the ON position. If the circuit
breaker continues to trip, reduce load to the generator. If
nuisance tripping continues one or more electrical loads may be
defective and must be repaired by a qualified electrician.
Reference 7 - 120/240V, 50A
Receptacle The generator control panel has one 120/240 volt, 50 amp NEMA
14-50R receptacle. This receptacle is protected by Reference 6.
The mating plug for this receptacle is a NEMA 14-50P. This
receptacle is useful when installing a transfer switch.
Reference 8 - 120/240V, 30A
Receptacle The generator control panel has one 120/240 volt, 30 amp
NEMA L14-30R locking device receptacle. This receptacle is
protected by Reference 9. The mating plug for this receptacle is
a NEMA L14-30P.
Reference 9 - 120/240V, 30A, Circuit
Breaker This generator has one 120/240 volt, 30 Amp thermal magnetic
2 pole circuit breaker. To reset this circuit breaker, move the
circuit breaker handle to the OFF position. Then move the
breaker handle to the ON position.
Reference 10 - 120V, 30A Receptacle The control panel has one 120 volt, 30 amp NEMA L5-30R
receptacle. This receptacle is protected by Reference 11. The
mating plug for this receptacle is a NEMA L5-30P.
Reference 11 - 120V, 30A Circuit
Breaker The generator control panel has a 120-volt, 30 amp thermal
circuit breaker. To reset the circuit breaker, wait 15 seconds
and press the extended button back into the circuit breaker
housing.
Reference 12 - 120V, 20A Circuit
Breaker The generator control panel has two 120 volt, 20 amp thermal
circuit breakers. To reset the circuit breaker, wait 15 seconds