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WARNING! The engine crankcase (internal combustion engine) does not contain oil. BEFORE STARTING, CHECK AND ADD OIL IF NECESSARY! The quantity and type are specified in the user manual (operating instructions). The generator is used to power power tools, equipment, and household appliances. The heart of the generator is a four-stroke gasoline internal combustion engine. Depending on the type and kind of connected equipment, with a full tank the generator can run for about 12 hours. The generator engine is started using a manual start system – a starter with a cord. For ease of use, all main controls and adjustments are located on the front panel of the power station. These include a voltmeter, AC outlets, fuses, terminals for connecting 12 Volt DC consumers, and a grounding terminal. During generator operation, the automatic AVR regulator at the output ensures stable and uninterrupted voltage supply within specified limits. The generators are equipped with special protection systems that make the station's operation safe and durable. Overload protection prevents excessive load on the generator. In turn,