I'm working on that. I don't expect it to say I should use a cord that doesn't pass a a global safety certification company (UL), even if the store issued it to be used. The UL site says the cord R2O issued me is a fire hazard. Link to UL alert is in original post.
The cord they supplied me was overloading the the generator, seemingly. When I switched the chinese brand (Ningbo Xuanhua) they supplied me with to the name brand that is for the generator, (Generac), it ran great with no breaker kick, no 'bogging down', until a month later. After researching...
The generator was 110v-220v, and 6500 watt. I could have the hot-water tank and the fridge running at the same time and still did not use more than 4500 watts. Even a table lamp would kick the breaker if the hot water tank had not already. The wiring is also up to code and passes RCD/GFCI...
I am receiving legal threats from Rent-2-Own over a generator I was leasing from them. When I would try using the 220v cord they issued to me, and a 220v appliance in my house, the generator's built-in fuse breaker would kick and cause the generator to high-rev. I had the same effect for each...