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7. Make sure that both the white dial and the red switch on the ELC are in the 'off'
position. Adjust the output voltage by turning the white dial until the voltmeter
shows a reading of 220V (photo A). Then turn the red switch to the 'on' position
(photo B). Commence testing by plugging in a light bulb or small appliance into
one of the sockets on the load controller (photo C). The appliance should now be
working properly and the test is complete. Unplug the appliance.
Avoid plugging appliances directly into PowerPal without using the load
controller. Incorrect voltage may result, which can damage your appliance.
8. Run the required length of two-strand, jacketed electrical cable from PowerPal to
your house etc. Use 3.75 Ampere wire (0.75 sq. mm / Amp) for both MHG-200
and MHG-500 models. This is thicker than is required but thinner wires are more
fragile. For the MHG-1000 model use 5 Ampere wire (1.0 sq. mm / Amp). Insert
the two-pin plug end into the socket on the generator part of PowerPal. Hang the
electronic load controller in a dry place inside the house and connect to the socket
end of the cable. Repeat the setup procedure for the ELC as above. You can now
plug lights and appliances directly into the load controller ready for use, with or
without additional house wiring. The voltage shown on the load controller should
still be 220V. The voltage needs only to be checked and adjusted if the water flow
rate changes. Heavy rain may increase the flow rate, or a prolonged dry period
may gradually reduce it. Check the voltmeter from time to time and adjust if
necessary.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

General care for your PowerPal will enhance its life. Following the instructions in this
manual is important.
If flooding causes the inside of the generator assembly to become wet, remove the cap
and leave PowerPal in the sun to dry. No permanent damage will result, but check the
upper bearing to see if it has collected water. If so, turn PowerPal upside down to
drain and dry the internal shaft assembly. Do not try to dry it near a fire as the rotor is
bonded with epoxy that could be damaged by excessive heat. Before using again,
make sure that the power socket is also dry. Condensation inside the generator is
normal in tropical areas and will not effect the performance of PowerPal.
There is only one task that must be completed at regular intervals. This is greasing of
the upper bearing bearing assembly.
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