Training and Consulting Safety Technical Articles Service Bulletins Transfer Switch Sequence of Operations	Safety Read and memorize this first! The generator can hurt you! 1. If the generator has been running, let it cool before attempting to check the engine. 2. Secure or remove any loose clothing before attempting to start the generator. (Don't, however, work naked) 3. Avoid contact with exposed AC or DC wiring. 4. All liquids used by the generator may be hot, corrosive, or under pressure. Wear appropriate protective equipment. 5. Disconnect from the utility or the generator before attempting to service or adjust electrical components. 6. Before attempting to service the generator, disable the engine by turning it off and disconnecting the negative battery terminal. 7. All engines use flammable and explosive fuels. Make sure area is well ventilated Clean up any spilled fuel before attempting repair Always check fuel system for leaks before attempting any repair or adjustment. 8. The generator may be infested with mice. See our section on Hantavirus.

Safety

Read and memorize this first!
The generator can hurt you!

1. If the generator has been running, let it cool before attempting to check the engine.

2. Secure or remove any loose clothing before attempting to start the generator. (Don't, however, work naked)

3. Avoid contact with exposed AC or DC wiring.

4. All liquids used by the generator may be hot, corrosive, or under pressure. Wear appropriate protective equipment.

5. Disconnect from the utility or the generator before attempting to service or adjust electrical components.

6. Before attempting to service the generator, disable the engine by turning it off and disconnecting the negative battery terminal.

7. All engines use flammable and explosive fuels.

8. The generator may be infested with mice. See our section on Hantavirus.