Altrad belle Gpx range User manual

870/50000/0

06/17

Operators Manual

BELLE

GPXRANGE

Machine Description

1. Choke lever.

2. Fuel ON / OFF lever.

3. Engine ON / OFF switch.

4. Air Filter Housing.

5. Fuel Tank.

6. Exhaust.

7. Lifting Point.

8. Socket.

9. Alternator.

10. Voltage Switch

11. Circuit Breaker.

12. Earth

13. Securing Pin (for use when stacking machines)

(Diagram based on the GPX 3400 Generator)

Off

13 11

Switch Box Front View

Switch Box Rear View

Technical Data

Model GPX 2700 GPX 3400 GPX 5000

A - Overall Length (mm) 618 618 728

B - Overall Width (mm) 432 432 512

C - Overall Height (mm) 515 515 595

Weight (Kg) 46 47 64

Rating @0.8 p/f (kVA) 2.7 3.4 5.0

PRP Rating (kW) 2.2 2.7 4.0

COP Rating (kW) 2.0 2.5 3.6

Engine Power @3000rpm (kW / Hp) 4.3 / 3.3 4.3 / 3.3 6.2 / 4.6

Alternator NSM K100 Range

Frequency (Hz) 50 50 50

Phase 111

Maximum Current @ 110v 20.00 24.5 36.4

Maximum Current @ 230V 9.57 11.7 17.4

Fuel Tank Capacity (Ltr) 3.1 3.1 5.6

Running hours at @ 90% of COP (Hrs) 2.5 2.3 2.8

No. of 110v 16 amp sockets 112

No. of 230v 16 amp sockets 111

No. of 110v 32 amp sockets -11

Sound Power Level LWA 95 95 96

The above have a 2 pole 3000 r/min 50Hz 115/230V dual voltage alternator.

All our generator ratings are based on a fully run in engine.

Environment

Safe Disposal.

Instructions for the protection of the environment. The

machine contains valuable materials. Take the discarded

apparatus and accessories to the relevant recycling

facilities.

Component Material

Main Frame Steel

Chassis Steel

Engine Aluminium

Flexible Mounts Steel and Rubber

Various Parts Steel and Aluminium

B A

Decals

A - Branding Decals

Decals to identify the make and model of the machine.

B - Voltage Switch Indicator Decal

Decal to identify what voltage is selected.

C - Rating Decal

Decal to includes main Technica Data, including Noise Level.

D - Lifting Point Decal

Identi¿es the Lifting Point.

E - Earth Decal

Identi¿es the postition of the Earth point.

F - Safety Decal

General safety instructions for operating the machine.

Please Read

Operators Manual Wear Protective

Footwear Wear Ear

Protection Wear Eye

Protection

Switch Box Front View

Switch Box Rear View

General Safety

For your own personal protection and for the safety of those around you, please read and ensure you fully understand the following

safety information. It is the responsibility of the operator to ensure that he/she fully understands how to operate this equipment safely.

If you are unsure about the safe and correct use of the Generator, consult your supervisor or Altrad Belle.

BEFORE STARTING THE GENERATOR

• Suitable clothing as follows should meet relevant EEC/local standards: overalls, work boots and ear defenders.

• Become familiar with the controls before operating the machine.

• Place the generator on ¿rm/level ground.

• Place the generator at least 1 metre away from buildings and other equipment during operation.

• The generator should be sheltered from the rain and water.

• Refuel in a well ventilated area with the engine switched off. Check for spilled fuel or leaks.

• Ensure all covers are ¿tted.

• Ensure that extension cables are carefully laid out avoiding liquids, sharp edges and places where vehicles might run over. Unroll

it fully or it could catch ¿re.

• Replace any worn/damaged decals.

• Remove all packaging material before operating.

WHEN OPERATING THE GENERATOR

• Keep children and pets away from the generator.

• DO NOT run the generator in an enclosed area.

• Exhaust gases contain poisonous carbon monoxide.

• Adequate ventilation must be provided, to avoid serious overheating and subsequent damage to the windings.

• DO NOT operate the generator with wet hands, it is a potential source of electric shock.

• DO NOT operate the generator without correct instructions.

• DO NOT attempt to operate the generator in the snow and rain and do not let it get wet.

• DO NOT directly connect the generator to the domestic power sockets.

• BEWARE of hot surfaces.

• Before refuelling, switch off the engine and allow it to cool.

• When refuelling, DO NOT smoke or allow naked Àames in the area.

• Spilt fuel must be made safe immediately, using sand. If fuel is spilt on your clothes, change them.

• Store fuel in an approved, purpose made container away from heat and ignition sources.

SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PROTECTION

Operating Instructions:

All persons who apply, assemble, operate, start, control, maintain or repair this machine must read and understand these operating

instructions.

Owner Responsibility:

The owner must ensure that only quali¿ed persons operate, maintain, or repair this machine.

Storage:

When not in use, store in a dry, locked place. Keep away from children.

Operation for the Intended Purpose:

This generator is designed to generate electricity up to its stated maximum amperage loading, at the voltage stated on the appliance

rating plate. Do not attempt to use it to do anything else. Do not use it in an explosive atmosphere.

Transport :

Refer to the engine and alternator manuals provided for full transport recommendations.

Improper maintenance or use can be hazardous. Read and Understand this section before you

perform any maintenance, service or repairs.

CAUTION

Fuel is Àammable. It may cause injury and property damage. Shut down the engine, extinguish all

open Àames and do not smoke while ¿lling the fuel tank. Always wipe up any spilled fuel.

CAUTION

PRE-OPERATION

• Check your generator before use and IMMEDIATELY replace any damaged parts.

• Place the generator on ¿rm level ground with the engine switched OFF.

• Check the engine oil level, low oil levels will result in the engine not starting.

• Check the fuel level.

• Check the electrical installation according to the usage.

• Check the earth cable. Replace IMMEDIATELY if damaged.

• This equipment is likely to emit a Sound Power Level (LWA) of up to 96dB(A). Wear appropriate ear defenders.

• Your Altrad Belle generator comes preset and NO adjustment is necessary.

• Be aware of how to stop the generator by use of the ignition switch.

Refer to the engine and alternator manuals provided for full pre-operation check.

STOPPING

• Switch OFF the loads.

• Switch OFF the engine.

• Turn the fuel tap to the CLOSED position.

STARTING - HONDA GX200 / GX270

• Switch OFF all electrical appliances connected to the generator.

• Remove all objects placed on, or within one metre of the generator.

• Open the fuel tap by moving the fuel ON / OFF lever fully to the right.

• If starting the engine from cold, set the choke ON by moving the choke lever

fully to the left. If restarting a warm engine, the choke is usually not required,

however, if the engine has cooled to a degree, partial choke may be required.

• Turn the engine ON / OFF switch clockwise to the ‘I’ position.

• Set the throttle to the idle position by moving the throttle lever fully to the right.

• Taking a ¿rm hold of the control handle with one hand, grasp the recoil starter

handle with the other. Pull the recoil starter until engine resistance is felt, then let

starter return.

• Taking care not to pull the starter’s rope fully out, pull the starter handle briskly.

• Repeat until the engine ¿res.

• Once the engine ¿res gradually set the choke lever to the OFF position by moving

it to the right.

• If the engine fails to ¿re after several attempts, follow the Troubleshooting Guide.

• To stop the engine, set the throttle to idle and turn the engine ON / OFF switch anticlockwise to the ‘0’ position.

• Turn the fuel OFF.

• Select required voltage.

Your Altrad Belle generator is now ready for operation.

TREAT THE ELECTRICITY PRODUCED BY THIS GENERATOR AS YOU WOULD MAINS ELECTRICITY.

Operating Instructions

The engine running speed is pre-set by the manufacturer and must not be adjusted.

CAUTION

The engine speed governs the frequency of the electric supplied (50Hz in U.K.). If the speed is inadvertently disturbed the generator

must immediately be stopped and not used until reset.

Damage to electrical appliances can occur if they are supplied with the wrong electrical frequency.

Before you operate or carry out any maintenance on this machine YOU MUST READ and STUDY

this manual.

WARNING

Throttle Lever

Choke Lever

Fuel ON/OFF

Lever.

The engine is ¿tted with an oil alert switch that will automatically stop the engine if there is a fault in the oil system.

Circuit Breaker

In case of accidental overload the generator is protected by circuit breakers, thus protecting the generator windings by limiting the

current drawn at the preset level. This type of circuit breaker offers improved protection to the generator and any appliance being

used.

However this type of breaker offers no earth leakage protection but will trip-in in case of a dead short that produces a current 25%

above the circuit breaker rating. The breaker has a delay action that allows current surges, often required when starting electrical

motors. The delay of the circuit breaker is designed so that if the current required is too great eg. too large a motor, the supply will cut

off.

Be careful to ensure that appliances do not exceed 15% of the generators rated load capacity for more than 10 minutes in the hour.

A substantial overload will switch off the circuit breaker. Marginal overload will not switch off the circuit breaker but will shorten the

generators service life.

Be sure that all electrical appliances are safe before connecting to the generator. If an appliance fails or stops, switch off the load and

engine. Examine the appliance for signs of malfunction.

Operating Instructions

OPERATION

Electrical outputs will vary according to the model. Refer to the rating plate for full details and see the following section on component

identi¿cation.

• 110v AC 16 amp use yellow socket.

• 230v AC 16 amp use blue socket.

• (110v AC 32 amp use yellow socket, 5 kVA & 6 kVA only).

All our 230/110v dual voltage generators have ‘Àoating’ windings and are not referenced to frame or

earth.

CAUTION

The third ‘earth’ socket pin of the BS4343 socket is connected to the frame. Ensure frame has

suf¿cient ground connection at all times.

CAUTION

It is recommended that all electrical connections, including earth, are checked and inspected at regular

intervals.

CAUTION

If installing a generator into a domestic mains supply for use as a secondary back up, this connection

must be done by a quali¿ed competent electrician to ensure correct earthing and installation to the IEE

Regulations for Electrical installations or your regional electrical regulations.

CAUTION

ESTIMATING POWER CONSUMPTION

Identifying the correct generator for an application is not always straight forward. There is often dif¿culty determining the actual

power requirements to both start and run the expected load(s). A generator should be considered capable if it can operate within

the frequency and voltage speci¿cation, for one second after it begins to power the appliance. Some appliances, especially electric

motors, may overheat or become damaged by prolonged or repeated connection to a power source, which is insuf¿cient to start them.

The two important factors to remember are:

1) Ensure the total load does not exceed the generators rated continuous output, for more than 30 minutes.

2) Never exceed the generator’s maximum output speci¿cation.

The best way to ensure that neither of the above occurs is to contact the manufacturer of the equipment that is intended for use with

the generator. Alternatively a useful way to measure the starting and running current for the appliance is to use a Altrad Belle Minigen

meter. The unit can monitor volts, amps and frequency to help guarantee the performance of both the generator and tools. If it is not

possible to test the appliance, then the following information will allow the size of the generator required to be estimated.

RESISTANCE TYPE LOADS

Examples: Light bulbs, toasters, hair dryers, coffee pots, irons and other appliances, which have heating elements.

This type of load is usually rated in watts, but sometimes a combination of watts and amps will be given. It is possible to select a

suitable generator by comparing the speci¿cation of the generator with the generator output speci¿cation.

Method 1: Use when load is rated in watts.

Estimating Power Consumption

Indicated wattage of resistance type load = Watt = VA = Required Generator Output

Power factor for resistance 1

Method 2: Use when voltage and measured current are known.

INDUCTIVE AND CAPACITIVE TYPE LOADS:

Examples: Appliances or tools with electric motors, air conditioners, microwave ovens, televisions, Àuorescent lights and any other

appliances that are not simply resistance type loads.

This type of appliance (especially those that use electric motors) may require more power to start then is indicated by their running

power ratings. It is not possible to select a generator by the power rating information given on the appliance; it is necessary to

know both the staring current and running current required.

Running power requirements:

Method 1: Use when load is rated in watts.

Speci¿ed voltage of the x Measure current of the = VA = Required Generator Output

resistance type load resistance type load

Indicated wattage of inductive/capacitive load = Watt = VA = Required Generator Output

Indicated Power factor <1

Method 2: Use when voltage and measured current are known.

Speci¿ed voltage of the x Measure current of the = VA = Required Generator Output

inductive/capacitive load inductive/capacitive type load

Starting power requirements:

Method 1: Use when starting current and voltage are speci¿ed.

Indicated starting current x Speci¿ed voltage of the = VA = Starting power requirements

inductive/capacitive load

Method 2: Use when starting current and voltage are speci¿ed.

Measured starting current x Speci¿ed voltage of the = VA = Starting power requirements

inductive/capacitive load

Estimating Power Consumption

GENERAL GUIDELINES

Refrigerators, freezers, compressors and central heating pumps usually have induction type motors and the starting current can be

three times higher than the running current.

Fluorescent lamps require approx 1.5 times their stated wattage to start-up.

Microwave ovens are often referred to by their cooking power, which is often half the operating power. Starting up the oven consumes

an extra 25%, which is used to energise the capacitor. This means that a microwave rated at 600 Watts (cooking power) actually

needs 1500 watts to operate it.

It is essential to consult the manufacturer when considering using electric welders.

Examples

a) Kettle (Speci¿cation: 230V 50Hz, 2200W, unknown Amps) - Resistance load

Indicated wattage of resistance type load = 2200 = 2200 VA or 2.2kVAto operator

Power factor for resistance 1

Speci¿ed voltage of the x Measured current of the = 110 x 5.5 = 605 VA or 0.605 kVAto operate

inductive/capacitive load inductive/capacitive load

b) Mini 150 concrete mixer (Speci¿cation: 110V 50Hz, 600W, 5.5A) - Inductive / Capacitive load

The power required to start the mixer is actually 3 x this amount, therefore: 3 x 0.605kVA = 1.815 kVA to start the machine.

Servicing

Before starting any maintenance or repairs, stop engine or switch off motor, and isolate from the main power supply. On completion of

maintenance, check that the generator functions correctly and that all guards are correctly ¿tted.

EXTENSION CABLES

If you need to use an extension cable it must be no longer than 30 metres (100 feet) in length. Ensure that the extension cable is

carefully laid out avoiding liquids, sharp edges and places where vehicles might run over it or become trapped. Unroll it fully or it will

overheat and could catch ¿re. Make sure that any extension cable connections are dry and safe.

COMBUSTION ENGINES

Be aware of exhaust venting directions.

CAUTION

The engine needs a regular oil check.Try not to run low on fuel as this may result in sediment from the bottom of the tank doing

damage to the injector and pump. Repairs and recti¿cation of pipework and components affected by contaminants in fuel

cannot be accepted as warranty, neither will faults caused or contributed to by the machine running out of fuel. You may

need to bleed the fuel system free of air before starting. For initial engine ¿ll or top up use a suitable engine oil of a 10W/30 grade. In

your own interests read the makers instruction leaÀet issued with the machine before starting up.

LUBRICATION AND RUNNING

See Maintenance Schedule Section and Operating Instructions.

Maintenance Schedule

Only authorised dealers should repair the generator, and within the requirements of the CE mark (where applicable), where no

deviation from the original speci¿cation must take place.

Please refer to the Engine Manufacturers instruction leaÀet, before attempting any maintenance checks or procedures.

Routine Maintenance Each Use First Month /

20 Hours 3 Months

/ 50 Hours 6 Months /

100 Hours Yearly /

300 Hours

Engine Oil Check Level 9

Change

9 9

Air Cleaner Check

Clean

(1)

Sediment Cup Clean

Spark Plug Check - Clean

Valve Clearance Check - Adjust

(2)

Fuel Tank & Strainer Clean

(2)

Fuel Line Check (Replace if necessary) Every 2 Years (2)

(1): Service more frequently when in dusty areas.

(2): These items should be serviced by an authorised Honda dealer.

Any maintenance and repairs carried out, to any part of the electrical circuit, must be undertaken by a

quali¿ed electrician.

CAUTION

Disable engine starting circuits before carrying out any maintenance or repair.

CAUTION

Troubleshooting Guide

Problem Cause Remedy

Engine will not start.

Fuel tap not turned on. Turn fuel on.

No fuel in tank. Fill fuel tank.

Oil not ¿lled to correct level. Fill oil to correct level.

Engine run switch not turned on. Set engine control correctly.

Choke not set correctly. Set engine control correctly.

Spark plug fouled. Replace / clean spark plug.

Air cleaner blocked. Replace / clean air ¿lter.

Engine still will not start. Major Fault Contact Agent or Altrad Belle.

Engine runs rough.

Air cleaner blocked. Replace / clean air ¿lter.

Spark plug fouled. Replace / clean spark plug.

Choke set incorrectly. Set engine control correctly.

Dirty / stale fuel. Drain and replace fuel.

No electrical output. Voltage selector switch incorrectly

positioned. Select the correct voltage.

Circuit breaker tripped. Re-set circuit breaker.

Fault Finding for Alternators

FAULT

OFF Load

No Voltage

Output Incorrect

Voltage Voltage

Unstable

Check

Residual Voltage Check

Speed Check Engine

Governing

Check all

Stator Resistances

Check

Capacitor

Check Rotor

Resistance

Check Rotating

Diodes

ON Load

Over-

heating

Over Load

Inlet or Outlet

Opening

Obstructed

Hot Engine

or Generator

Air Circulating

Voltage

Unstable

Check

Engine

Governing

Check

Connections

Incorrect

Voltage

Check

Speed

No Output

Voltage

Check Load

for Short

Circuit

Circuit Breaker Speci¿cations

kVA 110v 230v

2.7 20 9

3.4 25 12

5.0 35 20

Capacitor Chart

kVA Replacement Capacitor Required

2.7 14 ȝƒ

3.4 14 ȝƒ

5.0 30 ȝƒ

Application

Before deciding which generator you need, it is important to consider ALL the appliances you will be operating, how many will be

used simultaneously and the TOTAL current consumption at any one time. Most appliances have a description plate stating the

current, usually in watts.

IMPORTANT

TV sets, cookers HI-Fi, kettles and ¿lament lamps have resistive loads, their starting and running current being virtually the same, and

as stated on the description plate. Fluorescent lamps (on average) require approximately 1.5 times their stated wattage to start-up.

Hand tools with universal-type motors need an extra 5% added to their stated power consumption.

Altrad Belle Mini/Maxi concrete mixers, refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, freezers and central heating pumps usually employ induction/

capacitor type motors. Their starting current can be three times the normal running requirement: check the description plate carefully.

Note for example, a Altrad Belle Mini 140 and 150 mixer, having a motor wattage of 650 watts input multiplied by three would give a

total starting requirement of 1950 watts, therefore a 2.2 kw Altrad Belle generator would be required.

If in doubt, check with the appliance manufacturer. Microwave ovens are often referred to by their cooking power,which on average is

half their actual operating power consumption. However, switching on the oven consumes an extra 25% power as the capacitor is

energised. Thus, a normal ‘600 watt’ microwave oven actually needs 1500 watts to operate it.

TYPICAL CURRENT CONSUMPTION

The following is presented as an approximate guide to the power requirements including start up when applicable.

Wiring Diagrams

NLNL

321

456

BUNR

GPX 2700

GPX 3400

W4YR

RUBN

Wiring Diagrams

GPX 5000

KEY

N- Brown

U - Blue

G/Y - Green/Yellow

W- White

R- Red

Y- Yellow

B- Black

1- 115v Socket (16 amp)

2- 230v Socket (16 amp)

3- Circuit Breaker

4- Change Over Switch

5- Connector Block Alternator

6 - Alternator

7- 115v Socket (32amp)

17 - Capacitor

N- Neutral

L - Live

W4YR

RY R

RUBN

Your new Altrad Belle Generator is warranted to the original purchaser for a period of one-year (12 months) from the original date of

purchase. The Altrad Belle warranty is against defects in design, materials and workmanship.

The following are not covered under the Altrad Belle warranty:

1. Damage caused by abuse, misuse, dropping or other similar damage caused by or as a result of failure to follow assembly,

operation or user maintenance instructions.

2. Alterations, additions or repairs carried out by persons other than Altrad Belle or their recognised agents.

3. Transportation or shipment costs to and from Altrad Belle or their recognised agents, for repair or assessment against a

warranty claim, on any machine.

4. Materials and/or labour costs to renew, repair or replace components due to fair wear and tear.

The following components are not covered by warranty.

• Drivebelt/s

• Engine air ¿lter

• Engine spark plug

Altrad Belle and/or their recognised agents, directors, employees or insurers will not be held liable for consequential or other

damages, losses or expenses in connection with or by reason of or the inability to use the machine for any purpose.

Warranty Claims

All warranty claims should ¿rstly be directed to Altrad Belle, either by telephone, by Fax, by Email, or in writing.

For warranty claims:

Tel: +44 (0)1298 84606 Fax: +44 (0)1298 84073 Email : W[email protected]

Write to:

Altrad Belle Warranty Department,

Sheen, Nr. Buxton,

Derbyshire,

SK17 0EU

England.

Warranty Registration:

In the bid for ALTRAD Belle to become greener and more eco friendly, we have now introduced online

Warranty registration. To access the registration page of our website, please use the following address:-

http://www.bellegroup.com/index.php?p=warranty_registration

Alternatively, please scan the adjacent QR Code (Quick Response Code) using your smartphone to access

the registration page.

Warranty

1 996/00400SP...... Frame .....................................................................1

2 20/0132...............Engine....................................Honda GX200..........1

3 996/01500...........Alternator................................................................1

4 See 2-01 ............. Control Box............................GPX 2700................1

5 See 2-02 ............. Control Box............................GPX 3400................1

5 21/0157...............Anti-Vibration Mount...............................................2

6 21/0436...............Anti-Vibration Mount...............................................2

7 7/8009.................Screw.....................................M8 x 30....................2

8 4/8003.................Washer ..................................M8 ...........................4

9 4/8006.................Washer ..................................M8 ...........................11

10 8/8008.................Nut.........................................M8 ...........................6

11 7/8037.................Screw.....................................M8 x 20....................8

12 71/0316...............Earth Cable.............................................................1

13 914/25303...........Retaining Cable......................................................1

14 7/8008.................Screw.....................................M8 x 16....................4

15 996/99906S......... Side Guard.............................Orange ....................2

15 996/99906B......... Side Guard.............................Blue .........................2

15 996/99906G........Side Guard.............................Green ......................2

15 996/99906R ........ Side Guard.............................Red..........................2

15 996/99906Y......... Side Guard.............................Yellow......................2

15 996/99906W........ Side Guard.............................White .......................2

16 3/1007................. Lynch Pin................................................................1

17 71/0316............... Earth Cable.............................................................1

18 996/99910........... Alternator Cover......................................................1

19 9/0005................. Screw.....................................5/16 x 7/8.................4

1-01

Main Assembly - GPX 2700 & 3400

1-02

Main Assembly - GPX 5000

1 996/00600SP...... Frame .....................................................................1

2 20/0133...............Engine....................................Honda GX270..........1

3 996/01700...........Alternator................................................................1

4 See 2-03 ............. Control Box.............................................................1

5 21.0.292.............. Anti-Vibration Mount...............................................2

6 21/0157............... Anti-Vibration Mount...............................................2

7 7/10010............... Screw.....................................M10 x 30..................2

8 4/1003................. Washer ..................................M10 .........................2

9 4/1005................. Washer ..................................M10 .........................4

10 4/8002................. Washer ..................................M8 ...........................1

11 8/8008................. Nut.........................................M8 ...........................4

12 7/8037................. Screw.....................................M8 x 20....................8

13 71/0317............... Earth Cable.............................................................1

14 914/25303........... Retaining Cable......................................................1

15 4/8006................. Washer ..................................M8 ...........................7

16 996/99907S......... Side Guard.............................Orange ....................2

16 996/99907B......... Side Guard.............................Blue .........................2

16 996/99907G........Side Guard.............................Green ......................2

16 996/99907R ........ Side Guard.............................Red..........................2

16 996/99907Y......... Side Guard.............................Yellow......................2

16 996/99907W........ Side Guard.............................White .......................2

17 3/1007................. Lynch Pin................................................................1

18 7/8008................. Screw.....................................M8 x 16....................2

19 4/8023................. Washer ..................................M8 x 40....................2

20 7/8012................. Screw.....................................M8 x 25....................2

21 4/8003................. Washer ..................................M8 ...........................2

22 8/10006............... Nut.........................................M10 .........................2

23 996/99910........... Alternator Cover......................................................1

24 10-342-0616P.....Screw.....................................5/16 x 7/8.................4

1 4/6001................. Washer ..................................M6 ...........................2

2 8/6001................. Nut.........................................M6 ...........................2

3 996/00301SP...... Control Box Cover ..................................................1

4 3/4019.................Grommet.................................................................1

5 918/40100........... Circuit Breaker.......................20 Amp....................2

6 918/13000........... Switch 2-Pole..........................................................1

7 70/0314............... Breaker Switch Cover.............................................2

8 70/0313............... Pole Switch Cover ..................................................1

9 922/02100........... Socket....................................230v - 16 Amp.........1

10 922/02000........... Socket....................................110v - 16 Amp.........1

11 7/4003................. Screw.....................................M4 x 16....................8

12 1/0817................. Sealant Strip ...........................................................2

13 7/6051................. Screw.....................................M6 x 25....................1

14 996/99902S......... Control Box Cover .................Orange ....................1

14 996/99902B......... Control Box Cover .................Blue.........................1

14 996/99902G........Control Box Cover .................Green ......................1

14 996/99902R ........ Control Box Cover .................Red..........................1

14 996/99902Y......... Control Box Cover .................Yellow......................1

14 996/99902W........ Control Box Cover .................White.......................1

15 7/6034................. Screw.....................................M6 x 16....................4

16 71/0315............... Earth Cable.............................................................1

17 71/0318............... Harness ..................................................................1

18 918/18500........... Terminal Block........................................................1

19 70/0321............... Crimp Recepticle ....................................................4

20 996/01000SP......Control Box Complete.............................................1

21 70/0326............... Capacitor ...............................14uf .........................1

22 1/1116................. Heatshrink ..............................................................1

2-01

Control Box - GPX 2700

2-02

Control Box - GPX 3400

1 4/6001................. Washer ..................................M6 ...........................2

2 8/6001................. Nut.........................................M6 ...........................2

3 996/00501SP...... Control Box Cover ..................................................1

4 3/4019.................Grommet.................................................................1

5 918/39900........... Circuit Breaker.......................12 Amp....................2