Shindaiwa 400 Specifications download pdf (Page 13)

The Earth Leakage Relay has activated

Caution: Electric Shock / Injuries

• If the Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker trips, disconnect all loads connected to the AC

Generator prior to resetting it.

When the earth leakage relay activates, the earth leakage indication lamp will turn ON and the circuit

breaker lever will move to the tripped position (between ON and OFF).

If this happens, stop the engine, determine the cause, and correct it.

Once the cause of the problem has been corrected, the circuit breaker may be reset as follows:

1. Push the reset button.

2. Reset the circuit breaker by moving it first to the OFF Position and then back to the ON

position.

• If the breaker trips but the lamp does not turn ON, there is either too much load on the AC

generator or the output selector switch is in the Eco mode while trying to supply AC loads. If

this occurs, determine the cause and correct it prior to trying to reset the breaker.

7-7. Slow-Down Feature

The slow-down feature automatically reduces engine speed when there is a period of approximately 8

seconds or more that there is no load on the engine and then automatically increases it once again as

soon as there is a welding or AC generator demand. This feature results in less noise, lower emissions,

reduced fuel consumption, and extended engine life.

The slow down feature can be turned on and off by using the Slow Down Switch toggle switch on the

control panel.

Caution: Damage to the equipment or other properties

• If supplying loads with magnetic starters, do not use the Slow Down feature.

• Erratic operation of the Slow Down feature may occur when there is a load of less than 0.5A. If

this occurs, the Slow Down feature should be turned OFF.

• If welding operations or electrical output become erratic, turn the Slow Down feature OFF.

• When the output selector switch is positioned to Eco with the Slow Down feature in ON, the

engine will not return to high speed upon application of load.

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Shindaiwa 400 Specifications Page 13