it cool before refueling. A fuel spill on hot engine parts could cause a fire. Always keep a fire extinguisher near the generator. Never attempt to repair a generator. Only a qualified technician should perform repairs. Do not remove or tamper with safety devices, and do not touch hot engine parts. Keep children away from the generator and the fuel containers. Slide The sooner you start the recovery process, the 35 sooner you can get back to normal. As soon as possible after a disaster, contact your insurance company to get that process started and to see what information they will need to process your claim. Take photos of the damage to your home and other property for your insurance company and possibly FEMA, and create an inventory of what has been damaged. You also start to locate and gather important documents that you will need during the recovery process. Slide you’ll never have a disaster that leaves you and your 36 family on your own, but with this information, you should be able to meet your basic family needs for communication, shelter, water, food, sanitation and supplies. you’ve prepared for all of these needs in advance of a disaster. Even if you have, still a degree of flexibility. Remember to be resourceful and safe to help you survive a disaster.
it cool before refueling. A fuel spill on hot engine parts could cause a fire. Always keep a fire extinguisher near the generator. Never attempt to repair a generator. Only a qualified technician should perform repairs. Do not remove or tamper with safety devices, and do not touch hot engine parts. Keep children away from the generator and the fuel containers. Slide 35 The sooner you start the recovery process, the sooner you can get back to normal. As soon as possible after a disaster, contact your insurance company to get that process started and to see what information they will need to process your claim. Take photos of the damage to your home and other property for your insurance company and possibly FEMA, and create an inventory of what has been damaged. You also start to locate and gather important documents that you will need during the recovery process. Slide 36 you’ll never have a disaster that leaves you and your family on your own, but with this information, you should be able to meet your basic family needs for communication, shelter, water, food, sanitation and supplies. you’ve prepared for all of these needs in advance of a disaster. Even if you have, still a degree of flexibility. Remember to be resourceful and safe to help you survive a disaster.
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