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Storing the Generator. Wacker Neuson GPSi3200, GPSi4300, GPi3200, GPi4300
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Wacker Neuson GPi4300 is a powerful and portable inverter generator that provides clean, stable power for a variety of applications. With its advanced inverter technology, the GPi4300 delivers a consistent power supply, making it ideal for sensitive electronic devices and equipment. Its compact design and lightweight construction make it easy to transport and store, while its rugged construction ensures durability and longevity. Whether you're powering tools on a construction site or providing backup power during an outage, the Wacker Neuson GPi4300 is a reliable and versatile power source.
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GPi 3200 / 4300
4. Reconnect the fuel line to the fuel strainer.
5. Dispose of drained fuel.
Maintenance
Draining the carburetor
1. Place a plastic cloth and a collection container beneath the machine.
a
Change the engine oil
Check fasteners
Clean the machine
Store the machine a
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2. Locate the fuel drain screw
(a).
The screw is either recessed or exposed depending on your machine model.
3. Unscrew and remove the fuel drain screw. Fuel will drain from the attached plastic tube.
4. Collect and dispose of drained fuel.
5. Re-install the fuel drain screw.
See
Changing the Engine Oil.
Check the machine for loose or missing fasteners. Tighten or replace as needed.
1. Using a clean, dry shop cloth, wipe the outside of the machine thoroughly to remove dust and contaminants.
2. Spray the machine with a protectant such as Armor-All®.
NOTICE:
Do not use water to clean the machine! Water is corrosive and can permanently damage the machine and operating electronics.
Store the machine in a well-ventilated, low humidity area.
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Maintenance
Notes:
GPi 3200 / 4300
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5 Basic Troubleshooting
Basic Troubleshooting
Problem
Engine is difficult to start
Engine does not start
Engine power output is low
Engine stops
No electricity is generated at receptacle
Cause
1. Fuel is contaminated
2. Spark plug gap setting is incorrect
1. Engine switch in wrong position
2. No fuel
3. Equipment is connected to the generator
4. Loose spark plug cap
5. Fouled spark plug
6. Low engine oil
1. Air cleaner is dirty
2. Engine is overheated
1. Engine malfunction
2. Fuel tank is empty
1. Overload fault (red overload indicator light illuminates)
2. DC circuit breaker is
OFF
3. GFI has activated
4. Loose connection at AC receptacle or DC terminals
5. Engine was started after equipment was connected
Remedy
1. Clean fuel filter and fuel tank.
Remove water, dirt, and other impurities.
2. Check and adjust spark plug gap clearance if necessary.
1. Turn engine switch to CHOKE position.
2. Refill fuel tank.
3. Switch off equipment and disconnect from the generator.
4. Push spark plug cap firmly onto spark plug.
5. Remove spark plug and clean electrode.
6. Add engine oil.
1. Clean air cleaner.
2. Consult engine owner’s manual.
1. Consult engine owner’s manual.
2. Refill fuel tank.
1. Stop engine and check equipment and/or generator for overloading.
2. Press the DC circuit breaker to
ON position after checking equipment for normal operation.
3. Press the RESET button on the AC receptacle after checking equipment for normal operation.
4. Tighten connection.
5. Switch off equipment and disconnect from the generator.
Reconnect after re-starting engine.
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Key Features
- Advanced inverter technology provides clean, stable power for sensitive electronic devices.
- Compact design and lightweight construction for easy transport and storage.
- Rugged construction for durability and longevity.
- Parallel operation capability for increased power output.
- Fuel-efficient operation for extended runtime.
- Easy-to-use control panel with LED indicators for monitoring performance.
- Automatic voltage regulation for consistent power output.
- Low noise operation for reduced disturbance.
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Table of contents
- 7 Signal Words Found in this Manual
- 8 Machine Description and Intended Use
- 9 Safety Guidelines for Operating the Machine
- 11 Operator Safety While Using Internal Combustion Engines
- 12 Guidelines for Service Safety
- 13 Label Locations
- 14 Label Meanings
- 17 Overview
- 17 Preparing the Machine for First Use
- 18 Features and Components
- 20 Lifting and Transporting
- 20 Wheel Brakes (if equipped)
- 21 Installation
- 22 Connecting and Maintaining the Battery
- 23 Use of Extension Cords
- 24 Power Requirements
- 25 Control Panel
- 28 Customer Connections
- 30 Grounding the Generator
- 31 Fueling the Machine
- 32 Before Starting
- 33 Starting the Generator (S Models)
- 34 Starting the Generator (Manual Start Models)
- 35 Using AC Power
- 37 Using DC Power
- 38 Stopping the Generator
- 39 Emergency Shutdown Procedure
- 40 Periodic Maintenance Schedule
- 41 Detaching the Side Panels (S Models)
- 42 Checking the Engine Oil
- 43 Cleaning the Air Cleaner
- 44 Cleaning and Checking the Spark Plug
- 45 Changing the Engine Oil
- 46 Cleaning the Spark Arrester
- 48 Cleaning the Fuel Strainer
- 49 Storing the Generator
- 52 Engine
- 53 Generator Data
- 54 Electrical Schematic (S Models, non-CSA)
- 55 Electrical Schematic Components (S Models, non-CSA)
- 56 Electrical Schematic (CSA)
- 57 Electrical Schematic Components (CSA)
- 58 Electrical Schematic (Manual Start Models, non-CSA)
- 60 Electrical Schematic (Manual Start Models, CSA)
- 61 Electrical Schematic Components (Manual Start Models, CSA)
- 75 Mots indicateurs retrouvés dans ce manuel
- 76 Description de la machine et utilisation prévue
- 80 Sécurité de l’opérateur utilisant les moteurs à combustion interne
- 81 Directives pour la sécurité lors de l’entretien
- 83 Situation des autocollants
- 84 Signification des autocollants
- 88 Vue d’ensemble
- 89 Préparer la première utilisation de la machine
- 90 Fonctions et Composants
- 92 Levage et transport
- 92 Freins de roues (si en est équipé)
- 93 Installation
- 94 Connexion et maintenance de la batterie
- 96 Exigences de courant
- 97 Utilisation de rallonges
- 98 Panneau de commande
- 101 Connexions des clients
- 103 Mise à la terre du générateur
- 104 Avitaillement de la machine
- 105 Avant de démarrer
- 106 Démarrer le générateur (Modèles S)
- 107 Démarrer le générateur (Modèles à démarrage manuel)
- 108 Utiliser la puissance c.a
- 110 Utilisation de la puissance c.c
- 112 Arrêt du générateur
- 112 Procédure d’arrêt d’urgence
- 113 Programme d’entretien périodique
- 114 Détacher les panneaux latéraux (Modèles S)
- 115 Vérification de l’huile à moteur
- 116 Nettoyage du filtre à air
- 117 Nettoyer et vérifier la bougie d’allumage
- 118 Changer d’huile du moteur
- 120 Nettoyer le pare-étincelles
- 121 Nettoyer la crépine de carburant
- 122 Remisage du générateur
- 125 Moteur
- 126 Données de la génératrice
- 128 Schémas électriques (Modèles S, non-CSA)
- 129 Schémas électriques des composants (Modèles S, non-CSA)
- 130 Schémas électriques (CSA)
- 131 Schémas électriques des composants (CSA)
- 132 Schémas électriques (Modèles à démarrage manuel, non-CSA)
- 133 manuel, non-CSA)
- 134 Schémas électriques (Modèles à démarrage manuel, CSA)
- 135 manuel, CSA)