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Why does my generator not shut off when using propane?

This information covers the following Champion Power Equipment models: All Champion Dual-Fuel models. When operating your portable generator on LPG, the propane fuel valve must first be shut off befo…

Updated by Juan Velez

How does the three position toggle switch control the voltage of my generator?

Left - Activates the 240V twist lock, the 120V and RV receptacles are disabled. Center - Disables all receptacles. Right - Activates the 120V and TT30 (RV) receptacles. The 240V receptacle is disable…

Updated by Scott Henning

Should I Use a Surge Protector?

Electronic devices, including computers and many programmable appliances use components that are designed to operate within a narrow voltage range and may be affected by momentary voltage fluctuation…

Updated by Scott Henning

Why Does My Generator Abruptly Stop after 20-40 Minutes?

As the outside temperatures rise, it is possible for the fuel tank to pressurize or actually become vacuum sealed due to the gas cap failing to check the pressure or vacuum. As the tank gets warmer t…

Updated by Scott Henning

How do I fix a broken choke lever?

Use a piece of tape (masking, scotch or electrical) to cover the air intake holes on the air cleaner cover, leaving enough extra tape to grasp for removal. Start the engine and immediately remove the…

Updated by Scott Henning

Why is my generator galloping in rolling cycles?

Air compressors, tile saws, table saws, and industrial vacuums draw as much as 3 times the running load. For example, the average 1 HP electric motor requires about 1500 watt running load. However, u…

Updated by Scott Henning

Can I use the twist-lock receptacle on my generator with my RV?

I have an RV with a 3 blade plug-in but I can’t connect it to the twist lock receptacle on this generator. Since our generators may have either one or two twist-lock connectors, you may find the need…

Updated by Scott Henning

What are the differences between Emergency, Standby, and Prime Power applications?

Emergency Power Defined as an alternate source of electrical energy that, upon failure of the normal power sources, provides power to circuits required to ensure life safety. This definition implies…

Updated by Juan Velez

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