| Wattage |
Determine what appliances you will be able to run with the wattage guide. |
| Testing |
Perform a dry run of your generator to make sure you are familiar of how you will operate it during a power outage. |
| Flashlight |
Keep a flashlight handy to find your way to your generator. |
| Location |
Keep your generator conveniently located. |
| Electric Start |
If your generator is equipped with electric start, keep the battery charged. |
| Lubrication |
Run your generator occasionally to keep the engine well lubricated. |
| Powering Your Generator |
Keep an adequate supply of fresh gasoline and extension cords. Use fuel stabilizer if you plan on extended storage. |
| Plugging In |
Plug in appliances one at a time being careful not to overload the circuits. |
| Cool After Use |
Allow your generator to adequately cool-down before storing. |
| Cover |
Use a storage cover to keep the generator free of dirt and debris. |
