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Creating
a Temporary
Cold Weather
Shelter
I.
In an emergency,
use the original shipping carton.
2.
Cut off top carton
flaps and one long side of carton
to
expose
muffler side of unit. If required,
tape up other
sides of carton
to fit over generator
as shown
in
Figure 7.
NOTE:
If required,
remove
wheel kit to fit carton
over
generator
as shown
in Figure 7.
3.
Cut appropriate
slots to access
receptacles
of unit.
4.
Face exposed
end away from wind and elements.
S.
Locate generator
as described
in the section
"Generator
Location".
Keep exhaust
gas from entering
a confined
area through
windows,
doors, ventilation
intakes or other
openings.
WARNING
, Operate
generator
ONLY
outdoors.
, Keep exhaust
gas from entering
a confined
area through
windows,
doors,
ventilation
intakes
or other
openings.
, DO NOT
operate
generator
inside any building
or enclosure
(even if doors
or windows
are open), including
the generator
compartment
of a recreational
vehicle
(RV).
.
Start generator
as described
in the section "Starting
the Engine", then place carton
over generator.
Keep at
least S ft. (152 cm) clearance
on all sides of generator
including overhead
with shelter
in place.
WARNING
.
8.
DO NOT touch hot surfaces and avoid hot exhaust gases.
Allow equipment to cool before touching.
Keep at least 5 ft. (152 cm) clearance on all sides of generator
including overhead.
Remove shelter when temperatures
are above 40°F [4°C].
Remove shelter
when temperatures
are above 40°F
[4°C].
Turn engine OFF and let cool two (2) minutes
before
refueling.Wipe
up any spilled fuel.
Creating
a Permanent
Cold
Weather
Shelter
I.
Build a structure
that will enclose
three
sides and the
top of the generator,
making sure muffler side of
generator
is exposed.
NOTE:
Structure
should
hold enough
heat created
by the
generator
to prevent
icing problem.
2.
DO NOT enclose
generator
any more than shown
in
Figure 7.
NOTE:
If a wheel
kit is installed on the generator,
enlarge
shelter
accordingly.
3.
Follow steps 3 through
8 as described
previously
in
"Creating
a Temporary
Cold Weather
Shelter".
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