To charge an electric start generator, especially a portable one like a Generac, you typically need to charge its battery. Here's how, according to the reference material:
- Plug in the Charger: Connect one end of the battery charger into the generator's charging port.
- Connect to Power: Plug the other end of the charger into a standard utility power outlet.
- Charge Time: Allow the generator to charge for up to 24 hours.
- Maintenance Charging: To maintain the battery, charge it for up to 24 hours every three months.
- Avoid Overcharging: Be careful not to overcharge the battery.
Here's a summary in table format:
Step | Action | Frequency | Important Note |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Plug charger into generator port | As needed | Ensure proper connection |
2 | Plug charger into utility power | As needed | Use a working outlet |
3 | Charge the unit | As needed | Up to 24 hours max |
4 | Maintenance Charge | Every three months | Up to 24 hours max |
5 | Monitoring | During charging | Avoid overcharging |