Westinghouse WGen9500c portable generator

No output voltage: 1. Main circuit breaker tripped; 2. GFCI socket not reset; 3. Loose wiring or poor plug contact; 4. Internal winding failure of the generator; 5. Load short circuit triggering protection 1. Check if the control panel circuit breaker has tripped; 2. Press the "RESET" button on the GFCI socket; 3. Check if the output socket and wiring are loose; 4. Disconnect all loads, restart and test; 5. Check if the connected device is short circuited. 1. Reset the circuit breaker after checking for overload; 2. Reset the GFCI socket, if it still does not work, replace the socket; 3. Tighten the wiring and plugs; 4. If there is still no output, contact after-sales maintenance; 5. Replace faulty equipment

Remote start failure (normal electric start) 1. The remote control battery is dead; 2. Remote control not paired; 3. Remote control receiving module malfunction: 1. Replace the remote control CR2016 battery; 2. Re pair according to the manual (long press the "MODE" button on the control panel for 3 seconds, then press the "START" button on the remote control); 3. Check if the wiring of the receiving module is loose. 1. Replace the remote control battery; 2. Re pair; 3. If the wiring is still ineffective, replace the receiving module

Abnormal noise during operation (knocking/whistling sound): 1. Loose spark plug; 2. Wear and tear of internal engine components; 3. Malfunction of the cooling fan; 4. Loose components (such as footrests and rollers); 5. Spark arrester blockage 1. Check if the spark plug is tightened; 2. Listen to the source of abnormal noise (cylinder, fan, body); 3. Check if the cooling fan is rotating normally; 4. Check if the body screws and tripod are loose; 5. Clean the spark arrester. 1. Tighten the spark plug; 2. Immediately stop the machine and contact after-sales maintenance; 3. Repair or replace the cooling fan; 4. Tighten loose parts; 5. Clean the spark arrester and replace it if it is damaged

Rapid fuel consumption: 1. Excessive load (long-term full load operation); 2. Malfunction of carburetor (poor fuel atomization); 3. Improper engine valve clearance; 4. Fuel leakage: 1. Check if the load has been close to 9500W for a long time; 2. Check if the carburetor is blocked or improperly adjusted; 3. Check the valve clearance; 4. Check for leaks in the fuel tank and oil pipes. 1. Reduce the load to avoid long-term full load; 2. Clean or debug the carburetor (professional operation); 3. Adjust the valve clearance by the technician; 4. Repair the leaking area

CO alarm light on and shutdown: 1. Poor environmental ventilation; 2. CO sensor malfunction; 3. Blockage of exhaust pipe 1. Check if the usage environment is sealed; After transferring to the ventilation area and restarting, if the alarm still sounds, the sensor is faulty; 3. Check if the exhaust pipe is blocked. 1. Move it to an outdoor ventilated area for use; 2. Contact after-sales service to replace the CO sensor; 3. Clean the exhaust pipe and remove blockages

The socket has no power (other sockets are normal). 1. The GFCI protection of this socket has tripped; 2. Loose internal wiring of the socket; 3. The socket is damaged. 1. Press the "RESET" button on the socket; 2. Turn off the generator and check the socket wiring; 3. Replace the known normal device for testing. 1. Reset GFCI, if it still does not work, check for a short circuit in the device; 2. Tighten the wiring; 3. Replace the socket (professional operation)