Y6000eco NPS Generator

Product Information

Specifications

• Model: Y6000eco
• Manufacturer: N.P.S. Company, LLC
• Designed for: Recreational vehicles (RVs)
• Power Source: Generator
• Features: AC Power, Air Intake, Air Outflow

Product Usage Instructions

Safety

It is important to follow the safety instructions to ensure the
safe operation of the NPS Generator Model Y6000eco:

• DANGER: Immediate hazard that could result in
  death or extreme bodily injury. Pay close attention to these
  warnings.

• WARNING: Hazard level between caution and
  danger. Failure to avoid these hazards could result in death or
  serious bodily injury.

• CAUTION: Potential hazard that may result in
  minor or moderate bodily injury. Take precautions to avoid these
  hazards.

Prohibition

Do not attempt to service or repair the Generator in the
presence of open flames, arc producing equipment, sparks, pilot
lights, or electrical switches.

Safety Shutdown Procedures

Prior to working on live electrical equipment, visually inspect
all Generator mounting components (Exhaust Assembly, Service Access
Door, Fuel Connections, Electrical Connections, Remote Control
Panel) every ten (10) hours of operation.

Generator Limitations

The NPS Generator Model Y6000eco is not designed to be a primary
source of power for life support systems or devices. It can support
temporary operating or charging of recreational or battery-powered
components.

Getting to Know Your Generator

The NPS Generator Model Y6000eco is equipped with the following
features:

• Generator Casing
• Generator Service Access Door
• Location of Air Intake and Air Outflow

Service and Maintenance

Refer to the NPS Generator Model Y6000eco Owner’s Guide for
detailed instructions on servicing and maintaining the
generator.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the NPS Generator Model Y6000eco be used as a primary

power source for life support systems?

A: No, the generator is not designed for use as a primary power
source for life support systems. It can only support temporary
operating or charging of recreational or battery-powered
components.

Q: What should I do before working on live electrical

equipment?

A: Before working on live electrical equipment, visually inspect
all Generator mounting components every ten (10) hours of
operation.

Q: Can I service or repair the Generator myself?

A: It is not recommended to attempt servicing or repairing the
Generator yourself. Seek professional assistance for any service or
repair needs.

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OWNER’S GUIDE
Model Y6000eco

Introduction
Welcome to N.P.S. Company, LLC’s (NPS) Owner’s Guide (Guide) for the NPS Generator Model Y6000eco (Generator). These Generators are designed with your comfort and ease in mind. NPS is proud to provide these Generators to enhance your experience in the outdoors and the wild places of this planet.
NPS is dedicated to ensuring you will be able to focus on the adventures at hand and will have peace of mind knowing your recreational vehicle (RV) will have Generator power when and where you need it.
This Guide will provide you with an overview of the safety issues and precautions you will need to be aware of while operating, maintaining and storing the Generator with your RV. Safety is of utmost importance and failure to follow this Guide may result in performance degradation of the Generator and extreme bodily injury to the owner. The Safety section below is followed by information, photos and details specific to your Generator to help you make the most of your adventures and prolong the life of your unit.
This Guide should be used for NPS Generator Model Y6000eco only.

A. Safety
A.1 Throughout this Guide, you will see several warnings repeated to alert the Generator owner or operator to existing and potential hazards. These warnings are in place to ensure the safety of the Generator owner or operator. A.2 Safety is of utmost importance and failure to follow the procedures as set forth in this Guide could result in performance failure of the Generator and severe bodily injury or death to the owner or operator. A.3 These warnings will include:
DANGER: Indicates an immediate hazard, which if not avoided, will result in death or extreme bodily injury to installer or operator.
WARNING: Indicates a hazard level between caution and danger and indicates a hazardous situation, which if not avoided, could result in death or serious bodily injury to installer or operator.

CAUTION: Indicates a potential hazard, which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate bodily injury to installer or operator.

A.4 Other words requiring attention and/or action, as stated include:

HAZARD ALERT
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
PROHIBITION INFORMATION

MANDATORY ACTION SAFETY PROCEDURES
SAFETY SHUTDOWN PROCEDURES ATTENTION

A. Safety
PROHIBITION A.5 Do not attempt to service or repair Generator:
· Unless you are mechanically knowledgeable and experienced or are being supervised by a qualified technician
· When physically tired or mentally weary · If alcohol has been consumed within previous twenty-four (24) hour period · If drugs have been consumed or administered, including prescription drugs which in
any way alter normal physical functioning or mental capacity with-in previous twentyfour (24) hour period · While smoking · If children or pets are in close proximity to service or maintenance area · While wearing jewelry on hands, wrists or around neck · While wearing loose clothing which could fall into or be caught by moving parts in, or around Generator · While Generator is running
MANDATORY ACTION
A.6 Required prior to commencement service or maintenance: · Locate and keep multi-class ABC fire extinguishers within reach of RV and readily available at all times · Determine, locate and wear personal protective equipment (PPE) necessary for Generator service and maintenance, including but not limited to safety glasses, as required by NPS · Verify negative (-) battery cable is disconnected at the battery (or batteries), prior to preforming maintenance. Always disconnect the negative (-) battery cable first and only reconnect it after maintenance or repairs have been fully completed to prevent unplanned starting or arcing while working on the Generator · Locate and identify all moving parts including fans, belts, pulleys, hinged covers, etc., to raise awareness of potential hazard areas in and around the Generator · When working in an enclosed space, locate and verify operational carbon monoxide and smoke detector(s) in the service area

A. Safety
HAZARD ALERT A.7 Gasoline is flammable and explosive: · Keep multi-class ABC fire extinguisher(s) within reach and readily available
throughout the service or maintenance process · Do not smoke or permit others to smoke at or near repair or maintenance location · Any rags soiled with gasoline or oil must be discarded in fire proof container · Routinely check for leaks and collections of gasoline pooling in the service area · Secure and shield fuel lines separately and away from electrical wiring and/or ignition
wiring to prevent accidental fire and/or explosion · Keep all ignition sources away from fuel lines including:
o open flames o arc producing equipment o sparks o pilot lights o electrical switches
DANGER A.8 Engine Exhaust: Gasoline-powered engines and tools present a serious health hazard. They produce high concentrations of carbon monoxide (CO). CO is a poisonous gas that can cause illness, permanent neurological damage and death. CO is colorless, odorless, and non-irritating and therefore can overcome exposed persons without warning. CO can rapidly accumulate (even in areas appearing to be well ventilated). A.9 Review cdc.gov/niosh/topics/co/default.html for additional precautions and recommendations regarding “Carbon Monoxide Hazards from Small Gasoline Powered Engines” A.10 Read and understand the OSHA Fact Sheet and Quick Reference Sheet for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
https://www.osha.gov/OshDoc/data_General_Facts/carbonmonoxide-factsheet.pdf https://www.osha.gov/Publications/3282-10N-05-English-07-18-2007.html

A. Safety
A.11 Failure to follow the service and maintenance procedures as set forth in this Owner’s Guide may void NPS’ Limited Warranty and result in death or extreme bodily harm to owner or operator A.12 Do not operate Generator in an enclosed space such as a garage or storage stall A.13 Ensure RV is equipped with working CO detector A.14 Verify CO and smoke detector(s) are functioning properly while the Generator is operating A.15 Inspect entire Exhaust Assembly and Exhaust Support Strap and verify fittings are tight and secure and pipe opening is free of debris or other obstructions at initial start-up and after every ten (10) hours of operation A.16 Inspect and ensure CO and/or smoke detectors are operating properly at every start-up and replace batteries at intervals recommended by CO detector manufacturer for RVs
DANGER A.17 Generator Voltage Arc-Flash and Electrical Shock Hazard MANDATORY ACTION: Prior to performing any work on the Generator, all electrical connections must be identified and designated as either energized or non- energized to all service team members. Verification of energized or non- energized connection(s) or surfaces must be constantly monitored by a qualified technician A.18 Test equipment shall be used to ensure that electrical parts and circuit elements have been de-energized prior to performance of any and all Generator service or maintenance A.19 Testing instruments and equipment shall be visually inspected for external defects or damage before being used to determine de-energization (29 CFR 1910.334(c)(2))

A. Safety
DANGER A.20 Generator Voltage Arc Flash and Electrical Shock Hazard: Prior to working on live electrical equipment:
· Disconnect shore power to RV · Disconnect negative (-) terminal battery or batteries · Remove any metal or conductive apparel. Articles of jewelry and clothing such as
metal: watch bands, bracelets, rings, keychains, necklaces, ear or other metal piercings, metalized aprons, cloth with conductive thread, or metal headgear shall not be worn. (29 CFR 1910.333(c)(8)) · NPS recommends working on a dry non-conductive material · Ensure clothes, hands and hair are dry A.21 Condition specific PPE, including safety glasses, must be worn to protect eyes and face from electric arcs, flashes or from flying objects resulting from an electrical explosion
A.22 Use only tools with non-conductive and/or non-combustible covered handles A.23 Electrical connections shall be made by a qualified person experienced and familiar with construction and operation of electrical equipment and the hazards involved. Qualified persons are intended to be only those well acquainted with and thoroughly conversant in electric equipment and electrical hazards involved with work being performed A.24 Review placard and warnings on Generator for amperage and voltage information to protect installers and operators from hazards which could cause injury due to electric shock, burns or failure of electrical components.
A.25 Visually inspect all Generator mounting components (Exhaust Assembly, Service Access Door, Fuel Connections, Electrical Connections, Remote Control Panel) every ten (10) hours of operation.
A.26 NPS’ Generator is not designed to be a primary source of power for life support systems or devices but can support temporary operating or charging of recreational or battery powered components.

B. Getting to know your Generator
B.1 NPS Generator Models Y6000eco are designed with the following features and benefits:
· Partnered with and Powered by Yamaha · NPS’ Yamaha-backed 3 year/2,000-hour limited warranty · Pure sine wave inverter technology providing clean, safe and stable power · Enhanced fuel efficiency · Patented, advanced cooling system · Improved muffler design for even less noise · Integrated pull-start · Hand-held remote-start keyfob · Largest Network of Service Locations
B.2 NPS Generator(s) provides AC Power to applicable components
B.3 This Guide will walk you through the following features and attributes of the NPS Generator Models Y6000eco, where they can be found, how they work, how to operate and when to service
· NPS Generator See Exhibit 1 · Generator Components Located within Service Access Door See Exhibit 2 · Generator Exhaust Assembly See Exhibit 3 · Generator Base See Exhibit 4
o Location of Air Intake and Air Outflow
· Generator Fuel Line and Vapor Purge Line See Exhibit 5 (applicable to nonpowered RV installations)
· Never store anything underneath or around the bottom or front of the Generator. Lack of a proper ventilation parameter may cause the Generator to overheat and/or ignite tall grass, vegetation or other objects in proximity to the running Generator. This presents a fire hazard which could ignite from hot exhaust pipe assembly, fumes and vapors and result in death or extreme bodily harm to the Owner or Operator.
· Maintain a proper ventilation parameter extending 914.4 mm or (3′) in all directions from all manufacturer installed Generator components.

B. Getting to know your Generator
B.3 (continued) · Pre-Start Check and Inspection · Starting and Operating the Generator · Maintenance Requirements · Trouble Shooting · NPS’ Limited Warranty · Specifications · Maintenance Record

Exhibit 1 – NPS Generator

Generator Casing

Generator Service Access Door

Generator Service Access Door (closed position)

Generator Model Number

Warning Tags

Generator Base

Warning Labels

Generator Nameplate

Warning
NPS’ TEI United States and Canada Certification Mark

C. Generator Components Located within Service Access Door
C.1 Generator Components Located within Service Access Door See Exhibit 2 · Fault Indicator Lights · Output Indicator Lights · Carburetor Fuel Drain · Carburetor · Hand-held Remote-Start Keyfob (NPS original transport location) · Automatic Engine Choke · Engine Air Filter Housing · Emergency Pull-Start Handle · Generator Service Access Door Opening · Warning Labels · Engine Oil Dipstick · Engine Oil Drain Plug · Control Panel · Nameplate · NPS’ TEI United States and Canada Certification Mark · Master 12Volt Power Switch · 12Volt Battery Connection (Positive) (+) · 12Volt Circuit Breaker
C.2 Nameplate provides the following information See Exhibit 2 · Manufacturer Name and Contact Information · Emissions Control and Compliance · Generator Model Number · Serial Number · Rating · Voltage · Required Fuel: Unleaded Gasoline

C. Generator Components Located within Service Access Door
C.3 Control Panel See Exhibit 2 · Start/Stop Prime Switch · Oil Alert fault indicator light · Overload Alarm fault indicator light · AC1 output indicator light · AC2 output indicator light · Locater arrows for the 30amp AC Circuit Breaker
C.4 Warning Labels are located on and around the Generator to alert the Owner to location specific hazards associated with operating, servicing and maintaining the Generator. See Exhibit 1, Exhibit 2 and Exhibit 3

Exhibit 2 – Generator Components Located within Service Access Door

Fault
Indicator Lights Carburetor
Fuel Drain

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Hand-held Carburetor

Remote-Start Keyfob (NPS original

Automatic Engine Choke

transport location)

Engine Air Filter Housing

Generator Service Access Door Opening

Emergency

Pull Start

Engine Oil

Control

Dipstick

Generator

Service Access

Door Opening

Engine

Output Indicator Lights

Oil Drain

Plug

Master 12Volt Power Switch

Warning Labels

Nameplate (inside door)

12 Volt Battery 12 Volt

Connection Circuit

NPS’ TEI

(Positive) (+) Breaker

United States and Canada

(inside

Certification Mark

door)

Exhibit 4 – Generator Base

Mounting Holes of Rubber Isolation Feet
Exhaust Assembly Muffler and Port

Front of Generator

Generator Service Access Door

Purge Line Fuel Line

Air Outflow (arrows indicate outflow direction)

Mounting Holes of Rubber Isolation Feet

Air Intake (arrows indicate direction of airflow)

Exhibit 5 – Generator Fuel Line and Vapor Purge Line

Vapor Purge Line (Capped at Factory)

Fuel Line

12 Volt

Electrical Harness Connecting Generator to RV

D. Pre-Start Check and Inspection
D.1 Battery and Battery Connections Verify there is sufficient battery voltage. Ensure all battery connections are clean of any acid build-up and battery cable nuts are securely fastened.
D.2 Locate, Open and Secure the RV Generator Compartment Door
D.3 Locate, Open and Remove Generator Service Access Door and set aside while performing remainder of Pre-Start Check and Inspection D.4 Oil Level
· Ensure RV is on a level surface · Remove the engine oil dipstick from engine · Wipe off all excess oil from dipstick · Re-insert engine oil dipstick without threading in dipstick · Immediately remove and verify oil on dipstick is at FULL mark
D.5 Fuel Level and Connections · Never store anything underneath or around the bottom or front of the Generator. Lack of a proper ventilation parameter may cause the Generator to overheat and/or ignite tall grass, vegetation or other objects in proximity to the running Generator. This presents a fire hazard which could ignite from hot exhaust pipe assembly, fumes and vapors and result in death or extreme bodily harm to the Owner or Operator. · Maintain a proper ventilation parameter extending 914.4 mm or (3′) in all directions from all manufacturer installed Generator components. · Verify your RV fuel gauge indicates sufficient fuel · Verify fuel connection at Generator is secure. See Exhibit 5 · Verify Purge Line fuel vapor vent connection at the Generator is secure. See Exhibit 5 o In motorized applications the Purge Line will be unused. Verify manufacturer installed cap is secured on purge line spout

D. Pre-Start Check and Inspection
D.6 Exhaust Assembly including Debris Screen See Exhibit 3 · Verify debris screen is intact · Verify Support Strap is secure · Verify Pipe Assembly is connected
D.7 Check Engine Air Filter Housing and Element · Unlatch the Air Filter Housing cover · Remove the Air Filter Element and inspect for dirt and debris · Reinstall Air Filter Element o If dirt or debris is found, replace with new OEM AE002 Air Filter Element · When re-installing the Air Filter Housing, verify the cover seal is intact in its original location and the cover is latched correctly
D.8 Ensure Overload Alarm and Oil Alert indicator lights on Generator Control Panel are off See Exhibit 1
D.9 Re-attach Generator Service Access door. See Exhibit 1 · Verify latches at the sides of the access door are both turned to “Closed” · Close the RV Generator Compartment door and secure in place

E. Starting and Operating the Generator

E.1 Before Starting or Operating the Generator, familiarize yourself with the safety information set forth in the “A. Safety” portion of this Guide.

E.2 DANGER: Engine Exhaust
Gasoline-powered engines and tools present a serious health hazard. They produce high concentrations of carbon monoxide (CO). CO is a poisonous gas that can cause illness, permanent neurological damage and death. CO is colorless, odorless, and non-irritating and therefore can overcome exposed persons without warning. CO can rapidly accumulate (even in areas appearing to be well ventilated).

E.3 Prior to starting the Generator and upon initial arrival at chosen destination, perform an inspection of your RV’s physical location as set forth in “D. Pre-Start Check and Inspection”

E.4 After completing the Pre-Start Check and Inspection, close the Generator Service Access Door. See Exhibit 1

· Turn latches on either side of the Service Access Door and verify both are secure.

E.5 Generator Cold Start would be first start of the day, a start after eight (8) hours of inactivity or a start in below freezing temperatures

· Depress and hold Stop/Prime switch for ten (10) seconds allowing the Generator to prime the fuel pump

· Then press and hold the Start switch until the Generator starts

· Remote Control Panel’s light will blink and then remain steady once the Generator is running

· Allow the Generator to run a minimum of two (2) minutes before turning on devices or appliances connected to the Generator

ATTENTION

· The process in E.4 is exactly the same for the Remote Start/Stop Switch inside the RV and the Start/Stop Switch on the Generator Control Panel inside the Generator Service Access Door. See Exhibit 6

E.6 At any time after initial Cold Start warm-up has been completed, starting and stopping the Generator may be performed by
· Start/Stop Switch on Remote Panel inside the RV. See Exhibit 6

· Start/Stop Switch inside the Generator Service Access Door. See Exhibit 6

· Integrated Pull-Start inside the Generator Service Access Door. See Exhibit 6

ATTENTION

o To manually start the Generator with the Integrated Pull Start manual operation of the choke lever inside the Service Access Door will be required

E. Starting and Operating the Generator
E.7 Wireless Hand-held Remote-Start Keyfob was created to conveniently allow you to start/stop your Generator from a distance of fifty (50) meters (164′). See Exhibit 6
· To start the Generator, press and hold the “START” button for more than one (1) second and then release the button
· To stop the Generator, press and hold the “STOP” button for more than one (1) second and then release the button
E.8 Using the Wireless Hand-held Remote-Start Keyfob for remote starting the Generator See Exhibit 6
The Keyfob you received with your RV will have its signals already matched to the Generator during installation. However, if you replace the Keyfob battery, are using a replacement Keyfob, or you lose your signal you will need to re- match the Generator and the Keyfob’s wireless signals
· To match signals connect the Generator with the RV battery source, turn the Master 12 Volt Power Switch, inside the Generator Service Access Door, to the “ON” position. See Exhibit 2
· Press the Signal Match Set Button on the Remote Control Module and hold it for more than three (3) seconds until the Signal Match Indicator Light on the Remote Control Module stays on constant
· Release the Signal Match Set Button and press the “STOP” button on the Keyfob (at this moment the Signal Match Indicator Light on the Remote Control Module will blink one time and then stay on constant)
· Release the “STOP” button on the Keyfob and press the “START” button on the Keyfob (at this moment the Signal Match Indicator Light on the Remote Control Module will blink one time and then stay on constant)
· Release the “START” button on the Keyfob, press and hold the Signal Match Set Button on the Remote Control Module until the Signal Match Indicator Light on the Remote Control Module is off
· Start the Generator by pressing “START” on the Keyfob, then stop the Generator by pressing “STOP” on the Keyfob to verify the signals have matched. If the match is not made, repeat the above procedure, until the Keyfob and Generator wireless signals are successfully matched

Exhibit 6 – Generator Start Options
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Hand-held Remote Start/Stop Keyfob

Remote Start/Stop Switch inside RV

Stop Start

Start/Stop Switch

inside Generator

Service Access

Door

Output

Indicator

Indicator

Light

Light Stop

Prime

Star
Indicator Light
Stop Prime
Emergency Pull Start Handle inside Generator Service Access Door
Star

Remote Control Module
Signal Match Indicator Light

Fault Indicator Light Overload Alarm

Fault Indicator Light – Oil Alert

Signal Match Set Button

F. Maintenance Requirements
F.1 Fuel. See Yamaha MZ360 Owners Manual, at page 22 · The Generator requires unleaded gasoline with a minimum Octane of 87 or higher
G.2 Oil. See Yamaha MZ360 Owners Manual, at pages 23, 24, 32 and 36 · NPS recommends YAMALUBE 10W-40 · Generator is equipped with break-in oil. Replace oil after first twenty (20) hours of operation and every one hundred (100) hour intervals thereafter or one (1) time every six (6) months, which ever comes first · Oil should be checked and replaced more frequently when operated in hot weather or dusty climates
H.3 Spark Plugs. See Yamaha MZ360 Owners Manual, at page 32 · Replace every 400 hours or sooner if engine performance drops off
I.4 Exhaust Assembly. See Yamaha MZ360 Owners Manual, at page 32 · Clean Spark Arrester and Muffler Screen at the end of the Exhaust Pipe with wire brush every forty (40) hours of operation or more frequently as needed based on visual inspections
J.5 Battery Connections · Clean and check battery connections to ensure they are secure and free of corrosion at each initial use or monthly, whichever comes first
F.6 Air Filter Element · Replace with new OEM AE002 Air Filter Element every one hundred forty (140) hours or more frequently when operated in dusty climates. See “D.7 – Pre-Start Check and Inspection” for a detailed replacement guide
F.7 Storing your Generator. · If the Generator is to be stored longer than 60 days, ensure fuel tank is full of fresh fuel and fuel stabilizer has been added · Drain the carburetor bowl. See Exhibit 2 · Verify the 12 Volt Master Power Switch is in the “OFF” position to cut off power to the Generator, so there is no draw. See Exhibit 2 · Verify the 12 Volt Master Power Switch is moved back to “ON” position when it is put back in use. See Exhibit 2
F.8 Petrol Filter. · Replace with OEM CC010 Petrol Filter every five hundred (500) hours of operation.

G. Troubleshooting
Generator will not start: G.1 Generator does not crank
· Inspect battery voltage and connection to ensure adequate voltage and secure connections o if you have a low battery or poor connections, Generator will not turn over
· Inspect the Master 12Volt Power “ON/OFF” Switch and verify it is in the “ON” position. See Exhibit 2 o if battery voltage is adequate and Master 12Volt Power Switch is in the “ON” position Attempt to start from another starting option If generator still will not crank, manually turn Automatic Choke to “FULL” and use pull start to start the Generator. See Exhibit 2 If still won’t start, contact your dealer or NPS directly
G.2 Generator cranks but does not fire · Inspect for adequate fuel o if fuel is depleted or shut off it will not start · Inspect for spark o if your spark plug has carbon buildup, is fuel saturated or if ignition wire is damaged/ disconnected, it will not start · If generator has fuel and spark plug is intact and working properly and it still will not start, then contact your dealer or NPS directly
G.3 Generator is running but not powering my RV · Check 30 amp breakers on the generator to see if they have tripped. If tripped, then reset o if they will not reset, then contact your dealer or NPS · Check circuit breaker on Control Module (See Exhibit 6) to see if it has tripped. If tripped, then reset o if it will not reset, then contact your dealer or NPS · Inspect the breakers and GFCI inside the RV to see if they have tripped. If tripped, then reset o if they will not reset or still will not power, then contact your dealer or NPS
NPS offers full support for service, warranty and technical assistance through www.NPSrvpower.com or 1-866-407-1727 during normal business hours (9:00 am – 5:00pm MST) if assistance is requested outside normal business hours, leave a message or send an email and a team member will assist you as soon as possible.

G. Troubleshooting
G.4 There are two Fault Indicator Lights on the Generator Control Panel: Overload Alarm Light and Oil Alert Light. See Exhibit 2 and Exhibit 6
· Overload Alarm Light blinks rapidly when the Generator is less than five percent (5%) overloaded o Generator will continue running and outputting electricity
· Overload Alarm Light stays on continuously when the Generator is more than five percent (5%) overloaded o Generator will keep running but the Generator output will be cut off automatically within twenty (20) seconds
· Overload Alarm Light stays on when the Generator is faulty (i.e. short circuit, low voltage, over voltage, engine over speed, etc.) o Generator will keep running but the Generator output will be automatically cut off
· Oil Alert Light blinks when the oil level is too low. In this case, the engine will shut down automatically and the Oil Alert Light will remain illuminated.
NPS offers full support for service, warranty and technical assistance through www.NPSrvpower.com or 1-866-407-1727 during normal business hours (9:00 am-5:00pm (MST)) if assistance is requested outside normal business hours, leave a message or send an email and a team member will assist you as soon as possible.

G. Troubleshooting
G.5 Hand-held Remote-Start Keyfob is not working · Verify the problem is not with the Generator by starting the Generator using another starting option o If Generator will start from another starting option but Hand-held Remote Start Keyfob still will not start or stop the Generator, then the Keyfob signal may be the problem · Re-set Keyfob signal by performing a Signal Match o To match signals connect the Generator with the RV battery source, turn the Master 12 Volt Power Switch, inside the Generator Service Access Door, to the “ON” position. See Exhibit 2 o Press the Signal Match Set Button on the Remote Control Module and hold it for more than three (3) seconds, until the Signal Match Indicator Light on the Remote Control Module stays on constant o Release the Signal Match Set Button and press the “STOP” button on the Keyfob (at this moment, the Signal Match Indicator Light on the Remote Control Module will blink one time and then stay on constant) o Release the “STOP” button on the Keyfob and press the “START” button on the Keyfob (at this moment, the Signal Match Indicator Light on the Remote Control Module will blink one time and then stay on constant) o Release the “START” button on the Keyfob, press and hold the Signal Match Set Button on the Remote Control Module until the Signal Match Indicator Light on the Remote Control Module is off o Start the Generator by pressing”START” on the Keyfob, then stop the Generator by pressing “STOP” on the Keyfob to verify the signals have matched. If the match is not made, repeat the above procedure, until the Keyfob and Generator wireless signals are successfully matched · If your Hand-held Remote-Start Keyfob still does not work, then contact your dealer or NPS
NPS offers full support for service, warranty and technical assistance through www.NPSrvpower.com or 1-866-407-1727 during normal business hours (9:00 am-5:00pm (MST)) if assistance is requested outside normal business hours, leave a message or send an email and a team member will assist you as soon as possible.

Exhibit 7 – AC Power and Fuel Connectors
Fuel Vapor Purge Line (capped at factory and to remain capped in motorized applications)
Rubber Grommet For Wiring Harness

DC Power Battery Connection 12Volt Ground
Liquid-tight Conduit Connector at Generator

Liquid-tight C di

Fuel Line

Liquid-tight Conduit

Output Leads

Liquid-tight Conduit Connector
Th d d N

Liquid-tight Conduit Connector

Exhibit 8 – Electrical Components Stop

Butto

Remote Start Panel

(inside RV front

Hand-held Remote

Start Butto

Start/Stop Keyfob

(back view with

ID l b l)

Start/Stop/Prime Switch

Generator Hours

Remote Start Panel
(inside RV
b ki )

Wiring Harness for Remote Start

Start Button Indicator

Hand-held Remote Start/Stop Keyfob
(front view)

Remote Start Panel to Wiring Harness male spade connectors

Hand-held Remote Start/Stop Keyfob (inside view with battery compartment and screws)
Generator Hours Meter Connector (lock-clip with green and white wires) secured to back of Remote Start Panel (inside RV)

Black female-end Connector of Remote Start Panel Wiring Harness for connection to black male-end Connector located inside Generator Service Access Door

Wiring Harness to Remote

Start Panel female spade

Wiring Harness Connector

connectors

to Generator Hours Meter

(orange and brown wires)

lock-clips to Generator Hours

Meter Connector attached to

Remote Start Panel (white and green

Exhibit 9 – Wiring Harness – Remote Start Panel Connections

Top of Remote Start Panel (front)

LCI One Control System (orange jumper)
Bottom of Remote Start Panel (back side)

Remote Start Wiring Harness lock-clip (orange and brown wires)

Start Stop/Prime Switch

Generator Hours Meter

Generator Hours Meter lock-clip (green and white wires, pre-installed on Remote Start Panel)
Generator Hours Meter Display

Bottom of Remote Start Panel (front)
Blue
Gree

Start – Stop/Prime Switch spade connectors (diagram)
Top
Brown J

Top of Remote Start Panel (back side)

Brown J
Red

Exhibit 10 – Wiring Harness Connectors

DC Power (12Volt red Positive (+) Battery Connection)

Female-end Connector

Female-end Connector (wire color and placement)
Start Light Battery (orange wire)

Battery

Ground

(b

i)

Stop (green

Start (red

(blue i)

Warnin g
Lbl

DC Power (12Volt red Positive (+) Battery Connection)

Generator Service Access Door

(blue wire)
Start (red
Stop (green

Battery Ground

(b

i)

Male-end Connector

Start Light Battery (orange wire)

Warning Label

Generator Service Access Door (open)

Exhibit 11 – Wiring Harness – Connections at Generator

Rubber Grommet with Wiring Harness threaded (inside Generator)

Generator Service Access Door (open)

Rubber Grommet for Wiring Harness (outside Generator)
Wiring Harness to Remote Start Panel

DC Power 12Volt Master Power Switch

Black female-end Connector to Remote Start Panel Wiring Harness (fully connected to male-end Connector)

DC Power 12Volt Ground

DC Power 12Volt Circuit Breaker

Black male-end Connector to Generator

Warning Label

Black female-end Connector to Remote Start Panel Wiring Harness (fully connected to male-end Connector)

Black male-end Connector to Generator

Warnin g
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H. NPS Warranty
NPS offers full support for service, warranty and technical assistance through www.NPSrvpower.com or 1-866-407-1727 during normal business hours (9:00 am – 5:00pm MST) if assistance is requested outside normal business hours, leave a message or send an email and a team member will assist you as soon as possible. When calling or contacting NPS, please have the following information ready and available:
· Date of Purchase
· Nature of the issue you are having, See “G. Troubleshooting” section of this Guide
· Generator Model Number
· Serial Number You may refer to Exhibit 2 of this Guide for assistance in locating both the Model and Serial numbers.
NPS Generators hold California Air Resources Board (CARB) Certification EO U-U-017-0346 New Off-Road Small Spark Ignition Engines at or Below 19 Kilowatts

Maintenance Record
Record all maintenance and service performed. See “F. Maintenance Requirements.”

DATE HOUR METER
READING

MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE PERFORMED

Record the coordinating Date of Maintenance Record above including Name, Address, and Phone Number of your Service Dealer or NPS Technician

DATE

NAME

ADDRESS / PHONE

Exhibit 12 – Wiring Diagram

Exhibit 13 – Generator Installation Bracket Floor Cut-out Template (measurements are in millimeters))

References

• Carbon Monoxide Hazards from Small Gasoline Engines | NIOSH | CDC
• Next-Gen Power Systems Generators – NPS RV Power

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