GOOD YEAR GY 2300IS Inverter Generator Owner’s Manual

: June 16, 2024
: GOOD YEAR

GOOD YEAR GY 2300IS Inverter Generator Owner’s Manual

Product Information

Specifications

Model: GY 2300I
Model: GY 2300IS

Product Usage Instructions

Thank you for purchasing our machine. This manual contains information on the use and maintenance of the machine. This information is based on the latest product information available at the time of approval for printing. We reserve the right to make changes without notice and without incurring any further obligation. This manual should be considered a permanent part of the machine, which must accompany it if it is resold or borrowed.

Safety Information

Safety is very important for you and others. We have written down important safety information in both manual and machine. Please read it carefully. Safety information gives you warning that you may bring potential danger to yourself and others. The key words with ! are put before every piece of information. These words are danger, warning, attention.

DANGER – if you don’t operate follow those indicated in the manual, serious injures, even death will be caused.
WARNING – if you don’t operate follow those indicated in the manual, device damage and injures will be caused.
ATTENTION – if you don’t operate follow those indicated in the manual, device damage and injures may be caused.

Damage prevention

You can see other important information marked with “ATTENTION”.
ATTENTION: If you don’t operate as those indicated in the manual, device damage will be caused.

Safety prevention

If you use the machine according to the instructions contained in this manual, the machine will operate safely and smoothly. Before using the machine, please read this manual carefully. Failure to do so may result in injury or damage to the machine.

Security instructions

CAUTION:

Read this manual carefully. Do not start using this equipment until it has been read and you have become familiar with the safety, assembly, use and maintenance instructions.
This equipment should only be used on a level and stable surface.
Do not overload the unit or its life will be shortened.
Do not use or store the unit in damp locations or on metal surfaces.
Do not use the unit in closed or partially enclosed spaces, such as rooms, basements, garages, caves or tunnels.

DANGER:

Carbon monoxide. Using the machine inside a closed or partially unventilated room CAN KILL YOU WITHIN MINUTES. Flue gases contain carbon monoxide, a colourless, odourless, but lethal gas.
Danger of electrocution. Do not use the unit in the rain or in damp or wet locations. The machine produces high voltage, you may be electrocuted if used in wet conditions.

WARNING:
Grounding. Be sure to connect the ground wire. Use an earth wire with sufficient electrical flux. The diameter of the earth wire is 0.12mm2/A. This genset needs to be used≥4mm² Normal harness.

WARNING:
Connection to the domestic electrical network. When connecting the generator set to a household power source as a backup power source, the connection must be made by a professional electrician. After connecting the load to the generator set, carefully check whether the electrical connection is safe and reliable. Incorrect connection can cause damage, burns or fire in the generating set.

WARNINGS:

Danger of fire and damage to the equipment. Improper connection can damage the generator as well as cause a fire.
Keep any flammable product at least 1 meter away from the unit.
Risk of fire or explosion. The machine produces heat when it is running. Working with it near flammable products can cause them to overheat and cause a fire.
No smoking while refueling.
Fire and/or explosion. Gasoline and its vapors are highly flammable and explosive under certain conditions. Both gasoline and its vapors can ignite from a cigarette butt, as well as from a spark, or from coming into contact with a hot surface, causing a fire or explosion.
Avoid spilling fuel when refilling the tank.
Stop the engine before refueling.
Be careful with hot objects and surfaces.
Burning danger. The engine and muffler will radiate heat, reaching high temperatures during and immediately after starting the engine. Any accidental contact with any hot surface, such as the exhaust, can cause serious burns.
Keep children, people and animals away when the machine is running.
Do not cover the machine while the machine is running. Keep the air inlet and outlet, muffler exhaust outlet, and ventilation holes on the bottom of the generator clear of obstruction and prevent debris, mud, water, etc. from entering. If the ventilation holes are clogged, you can damage the motor and its components.

Identification of Components

Fuel tank cap
Dashboard
Ground
ON/OFF switch
Starting handle
Left cover
Right cover
Spark plug cap
Muffler cover
Oil tank
Bottom plate
Rubber feet

Front Panel GY2300I

Reset button
Oil alarm
Overload indicator
Operation indicator
Digital display
Energy saving switch (ECO)
Outputs for parallel connection
USB port
Ground Wire Post
AC outlet

Front Panel GY2300IS

Reset button
Oil alarm
Overload indicator
Operation indicator
Energy saving switch (ECO)
AC parallel interface
USB port
Ground Wire Post
AC outlet

ON/OFF button

I (start) position: Move the switch handle to the “run” position to start the engine.
O (off) position: The switch knob is placed in the “off” position to turn off the generator set.
Place in the choke position to start the equipment cold. Once the engine starts, return the switch to position “I” within 5 seconds after starting.

Oil alert light (yellow)
When the oil in the crankcase drops below the safety line, the oil protection system will automatically shut down the engine and the oil alarm indicator will light up; The engine can be restarted only after adding oil up to the proper oil level.

NOTE: If the engine is stalled or cannot be started, turn the control switch to the “on” position and then pull the starter handle. If the oil alarm indicator flashes for a few seconds, the oil capacity is insufficient. Add oil and restart.

Overload indicator (red)
When the overload light is on or flashing, it means that the equipment connected to the generator requires more power than the generator can provide. It can also indicate other problems such as the engine motor has been over- revved, and it is shorting out.

Operation indicator (green)
The green light is always on, indicating that the generator set is working normally. If the red light is blinking or always on, determine the cause of the failure based on the type of blinking.

If this indicator lights up, the equipment will stop or stop generating electricity, to protect both the connected devices and the generator itself. If the running indicator (green light) is off and the overload indicator (red light) keeps on, the motor will not stop.

Trouble sign
When the overload indicator is on and does not generate output electricity:

Turn off the connected equipment, and turn off the generator engine next.
Make sure that the sum of the power of all the connected equipment is below the power of the gene-rator.
Check that the air intake is not blocked and that there are no foreign bodies and damaged parts among the parts involved.
After following the steps above, turn the computer back on.

Other information that the inverter generator will be showing us through its light indicators will be:

If the green light stays on and the red light flashes: it means that there is output voltage but there is a little overload.
If the green light is off, and the red light has a flashing frequency of 2.5 seconds: it means that there is no output voltage due to overload protection.
If the green light is off, and the red light flashes 2 times every 2.5 seconds: it means that there is a short circuit and there will be no output voltage.
If the green light is off, and the red light flashes 3 times every 2.5 seconds: it means that the temperatu-re of the controller is too high, and the user should cut off the voltage output.
If the green light is off, and the red light flashes 4 times every 2.5 seconds: it means the motor speed is too low, and the user needs to cut off the voltage output.
If the green light is off, and the red light stays on: it means that the power of the equipment is insuffi-cient for what is connected and the output voltage has been interrupted.

Reset and energy saving mode (ECO)

When a generator protection system has been activated, and we have already identified the problem and solved it, we will need to press the Reset button to generate output voltage again. If the fault has been fully resolved the green run light will remain on and the red overload lights will neither flash nor stay on.
When the generator is in low workload mode (output power is below 75% of rated power), activate energy saving mode by pressing the ECO switch.
When the output voltage of the generator is above 75% of the rated power, turn off the energy saving mode by pressing the ECO switch again.

Ground terminal
The ground terminal is connected to the ground wire to prevent electric shock. When electrical equip-ment is grounded, the generator must also be grounded.

Pre-Operation Check

Please perform the following steps before using the machine to ensure the proper functioning of the unit. Otherwise, it may damage the equipment and shorten its life.
CAUTION: The engine and muffler will get very hot once the generator starts. Avoid coming into contact with both parts before they cool down, during inspection and repair operations.

Check oil level
NOTE : Perform this operation with the generator on (not running).

If the pilot light comes on when pulling the starter cord, the oil level is insufficient and the generator will not start.

CAUTION: Note that starting the engine with too much or too little oil can permanently damage the generator. The capacity of the oil tank is 0.35L.
ATTENTION: The generator comes from the factory without oil.

To check the oil level, first unscrew the cover piece so that the oil reservoir cap can be unscrewed. Add oil until the level is at point A, as shown in the figure.

CAUTION: Use the recommended oil according to the temperature range of your area:

Check fuel level
ATTENTION: If the fuel level is insufficient the generator will not start.
CAUTION: Do not add fuel up to the mouth of the tank, leave room for expansion. Failure to do so could result in a fire or explosion.
CAUTION: Do not add gasoline and oil mixture used for 2-stroke engines. Do not use old fuel. Do not allow dirt to enter the tank, such as dust, water, etc. Drain the fuel tank and carburetor if you are not going to use it for a long period of time, as the fuel degrades and you may find it difficult to start the engine later.

Fuel is flammable and toxic. Please read the information on handling and hazards carefully.
It is not recommended to overfill the fuel as it may spill out when the fuel tank gets hot. Do not exceed the level indicated in the figure on the right.
Immediately wipe up any fuel that has fallen on the top surface of the generator during refueling.
Make sure that the tank cap has been properly tightened.
Use lead-free gasoline. Leaded gasoline can seriously damage internal engine parts.

Air filter
Remove the air filter cover and remove the foam filter. If the filter is broken, replace it with a new one and if it is dirty, clean it.

Filter cleaning:

Wash the filter foam with water.
Add oil to the foam and squeeze out the excess. The filter should remain wet but should not drip. Do not twist the foam to drain, to avoid breakage of the foam.
Return the filter to its position.

Air filter element

ATTENTION: Make sure that the surface of the foam is in closed contact with the air filter and that there are no possible leaks.
DANGER: Do not start the engine without installing the air filter. Toxic gases resulting from abnormal combustion of the engine are hazardous to health, and using the equipment in a dirty environment can cause wear on the cylinder due to dust particles.

Before using the product, perform the following initial checks:

Check the temperature
Check the motor oil level (10W-30 or 15W-40)
Check the air filter element

Start-Up

Oil filling

Remove the oil filler trim.
Remove the oil cap.
Pour oil (help us with a funnel if necessary).
Put the cap on.

ATTENTION: If the oil level is insufficient the generator will not start.

To start the generator, follow these steps:

Girar la ruleta de paso de combustible a ON.
Pull the starter cord firmly and quickly.
If the oil alarm indicator blinks for a few seconds, it means the oil level is insufficient. Add oil and restart.

Refueling

We open the upper cap.
Pour the fuel without removing the filter. 3.
Put the cap back on.

ATTENTION: If the fuel level is insufficient the generator will not start.

Cold start
Do not connect any electrical equipment before starting the genera-tor.

Make sure that the fuel tank opening switch is in the ON position.
Set the roulette of the starting switch to the Choke position (if the generator has been recently started and is still hot, it can be set to the ON position directly). Pull the starter choke until the combustion sound is continuous.
WARNING: After starting the engine, the handle must be released carefully to avoid personal injury and damage to the equipment itself due to rebound.
Turn the roulette of the ignition switch to the ON position within 5 seconds after the first combustion.

ATTENTION: If it does not start, check oil and/or fuel level.

Generator Use

Grounding
Always have the unit grounded to avoid possible electrocution.
DANGER: Electrocution hazard. Failure to ground the generator can cause a shock and electrocute you.

Overload protection
The generator will automatically shut down in the event of an overload. Check the operating and overload indicators to get a more accurate diagnosis of what is happening to the equipment. Go to page 25.
WARNING: Electric motors need more voltage than the marked to start. Be sure not to exceed the output range of the generator when connected to a load.

Connection sequence
If there are 2 or more items that need charging from the power generator, be sure to connect them one by one, starting with the one that draws the most current, followed by the 2nd until you reach the one that needs the least.

Connection modes
DANGER: Do not use the generator inside an enclosed space. The gases emitted can cause damage and intoxication to the people living in the same space, even causing them to lose consciousness in a short period of time. Please use in a well ventilated room.
ATTENTION: The generator can operate at its rated output only if the temperature is constant and appropriate. In addition, operating within a small space may result in reduced efficiency due to overheating.

Environmental conditions and their impact on the output power modification coefficient:

Connection steps
With the generator already started (See “Cold Start” ), turn the circuit breaker to ON.

2. Wait 50 seconds to connect the electrical device to the output voltage.
3. Switch on the connected device.
ATTENTION: When the generator starts the red overload indicator will light up, and under normal conditions it will turn off within 4 seconds.
ATTENTION: In case of overload the green operation lamp will go out after 2 seconds and the output current will be cut off. You will have to stop the generator, find out what the problem is and solve it, and then you can restart the generator.

The GY2300I can supply AC power at 230V if connected to the AC outlet; or 5V and 2.1 or 1 Amp if connected to the USB sockets. The GY2300IS can provide AC power at 110V if connected to the AC outlet; or 5V and 2.1 or 1 Amp if connected to the USB sockets.

To use the generator, follow these steps:

Connect the generator to the AC socket for 230V output or to the USB ports for 5V and 2.1 or 1 Ampere output.

Stopping the Engine

Turn off all electrical appliances connected to the generator and wait 50 seconds.

Disconnect all electrical appliances from the generator.
Turn the generator switch to the OFF position.
Turn the fuel flow switch to OFF.

WARNING: Do not touch any of the hot components until the unit is turned off and has cooled completely to avoid burns.
CAUTION: Do not keep the fuel inside the unit for a long time as it will be difficult to start the engine. If you are not going to use the generator for a while, remove the fuel.

To stop the engine, follow these steps:

Girar la ruleta de paso de combustible a OFF.

Maintenance

Regular maintenance is necessary to ensure optimal performance of the generator.

Follow the maintenance program below:

Fuel: Check status. Clean or replace if necessary.
Exhaust pipe: Check status and clean or replace if necessary.
Fuel tube: Check fuel level for leaks. Replace if necessary.
Check all connections and screws. Adjust if necessary.

You must maintain the unit according to the following maintenance schedule:

Change the oil for the first time after the first month or the first 20 working hours.
The air filter should be cleaned more frequently when the generator is used in humid or dusty environments.

Change engine oil

Remove the lubricant trim cover.
Remove the oil drain plug (1 and 2).
Open the lower drain screw (3 and 4).
Drain the oil tank through the drain hole.
Replace the drain plug to prevent new lubricant from leaking out.
Fill the tank through the pour hole. Use a funnel if necessary.
Check that the oil level is adequate (tank capacity 0.35L).
Put the plug in the pour hole.
Fit the cover/embellishing.

CAUTION: Please take the used oil to a clean point. Do not throw it on the ground.
WARNING: Do not drain the engine oil immediately after switching off the equipment, the engine temperature can be very high and may cause burns.
WARNING: If you wait for the generator to cool down completely, the oil will lose its good fluidity and will be slower and more difficult to drain. You can run the generator for a few minutes to warm up the engine.

Maintenance of Spark Plug
Recommended spark plug E5RTC or E5TC. Spark plug gap 0.7-0.8mm.

Remove the spark plug cap and the spark plug, clean the dirt around the spark plug hole (Image 1).
Remove the spark plug with a spark plug wrench.
Check that the insulator is in good condition, if not, replace the spark plug.
If there is carbon deposits, remove them from the electrodes with a wire brush (Image 2.
Check the distance between the spark plug electrodes, it must be between 0.7-0.8 mm; if necessary adjust it (Image 3).
Replace the spark plug and cap (Image 4).

NOTE: Screw in half round more after the spark plug compresses its washer if a new spark plug is used. Screw in one-fourth round more only if the old one is used.
CAUTION: The spark plug must be tightened securely, or it may result in machine damage and over-heating.
CAUTION: Please be careful to choose the heat value of the spark plug. Please adopt spark plug of recommended or equivalent model and type.

Maintenance of the spark collector

Unscrew the screws and remove the grille and the manifold.
Use a stiff bristle or wire brush to clean out the deposited carbon.
Check that the grate is not damaged, and if it is, replace it immediately.
Reassemble the parts.

Grid
Screws

CAUTION: When the engine is running, the engine and muffler

Storage and Transportation

Close the fuel stopcock and turn off the ignition switch to prevent fuel leaks during transport. Remember that leaks and gasoline vapors are flammable.

DANGER : Allow the generator to cool down before transporting or storing it to prevent burns due to accidental contact with hot engine surfaces. Be careful not to drop the unit during transport. Do not place heavy objects on the generator.

When storing the generator for a long period of time, do the following:
Store it in a dry and clean place. Perform the maintenance according to the following table:

When storing or transporting the generator, follow these guidelines:

Close the fuel valve and turn off the ignition switch to prevent fuel leaks during transportation. Remember that gasoline leaks and vapors are flammable.
If the storage time is less than a month, no maintenance is required. If the storage time is between 1 to 12 months, change the engine oil.

What to do before storage

Open the fuel tank, remove the filter, remove the entire contents of the fuel tank and close the tank again.
Turn on the equipment for a few minutes until the fuel is completely consumed.
Set the fuel passage position to OFF.
Remove the spark plug and pour a tablespoon of engine oil into the cylinder.
Pull the manual starter gently to distribute the oil evenly. Pull gently until resistance is felt and continue pulling until it is overcome. Once past this point, both the intake and exhaust valves of the engine will be closed and we prevent rust from building up on the engine block.

DANGER: Petrol is highly flammable and explosive. Perform these steps in a well-ventilated area and with the generator turned off. It is forbidden to smoke, or to be near any incandescent element, sparks or flames.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any problems with the generator, refer to the troubleshooting section in the manual or contact your supplier. Failure to start the engine. The generator cannot be started.

Check if the oil level is low.
Check the amount of fuel in the fuel tank.
Remove the spark plug and check for spark.
If after all these steps you cannot start the generator, contact your supplier.

The generator is not producing power.

If the problem persists after checking these points, contact your supplier.

	GY 2300I	GY 2300I
Voltage	230 V / 50 Hz	120 V / 60 Hz
Displacement	79 cc
Motor Max power	2,5 kW / 3,4 hp (4900 rpm)
Start	Manual / Recoil
Fuel volume	4,2 l
Oil Capacity	0,35 l

SYMBOLS ON THE MACHINE

Read the user manual and understand the instructions.

WARNING! – DANGER! – ATTENTION!

Danger, toxic gases

Move the machine away from any flame or heat source.

DANGER! Explosion risk.

Electrical hazard

Danger of electrocution!

Do not expose it to rain. Do not use this machine on wet floors

Do not touch. Very hot surface.

Do not touch. Very high temperature.

Indication of the oil level.

Choke / ON / OFF

For use only outdoors or in a well-ventilated area.

Follow the steps in section 4 “Start-up”.

Follow the steps in section 6 “Stopping the engine”.

certificate

ATTESTATION OF CONFORMITY

Conformity to Standard according to:

EN ISO 8528-13:2016;
EN 55012:2007 + A1:2009

Conformity Assesment according to directive:

2006/42/EC; 2014/30/EU; 2016/1628

Miralbueno Products S.L. hereby certifies that the tests performed and the mentioned design manufactured below, meets the requirements of the described Standards and the mentioned Directives.

Certificate Holder:
MIRALBUENO PRODUCTS S.L.
Pol. PLAZA C/ Isla de Ischia 2-4, 50197 Zaragoza (SPAIN)

Manufacturer of the test sample:
MIRALBUENO PRODUCTS S.L.
Pol. PLAZA C/ Isla de Ischia 2-4, 50197 Zaragoza (SPAIN)

Description:
INVERTER GENERATOR

Test Report and date:
MAC. 2022.494 – 19/12/2022

BASIC SPECIFICATIONS

Brand	GOODYEAR	Model	GY2300i
Engine	79.7cc / 4T	Reference	GY2300i
Generator rated power	1.8Kw	Engine rated power	2.2Kw
Voltage, Frequency	230V, 50Hz	Weight	21

The product mentioned and the documentation provided meet the requirements of the standards cited above.

FAQ

Q: What is the maximum AC voltage output of the GY2300I and GY2300IS generators?
A: The GY2300I can provide AC voltage output at 230V when connected to the AC socket. The GY2300IS can provide AC voltage output at 110V when connected to the AC socket.

MIRALBUENO PRODUCTS S.L.
Plataforma Logística de Zaragoza (PLAZA)
C/ Isla de Ischia, 2-4 MAGNA PARK 50197 – Zaragoza (SPAIN)

Tel.: (34) 976 78 66 86
Fax: (34) 976 77 10 53
E-mail: miralbueno@miralbueno.com
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