Bryant ASPAS1BBA007 Guide de dépannage télécharger pdf (Page 26)

• You have to find the generator. How do you do

that? It’s dark. Does it have gasoline in it? Do you

have a full gas can on hand? Is the oil in it? Does

it start? Do you have to pull-start repeatedly?

• Has the unit been stored for a long period or

dropped after it was last used? That could result

in the loss of the residual magnetic field.

• You must physically move the generator from

storage to the area where you will manually start

it. You hope it starts. While it runs you will need to

fill up frequently during an extended outage. How

much fuel would you have to store for a 10 day

outage? 100 gallons?

• You must connect the generator to the electrical

service outlet if you have had one installed. Do

you know how to connect it? If not, start looking

for the extension cords; assuming it’s not a flood.

• You must manually transfer electrical loads to

restore power to selected circuits. You must make

certain that the circuits are isolated from the rest of

the electrical panel. You must be absolutely sure

that you have disconnected the service main

breaker. That is the only way to prevent dangerous

“back feed” from the generator to neighboring

houses and the utility line when power returns.

• When utility power returns you must begin

disconnecting, reconnecting and putting things

back in storage.

Disadvantages of a

Portable Generator

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