WHY IS THE KIPOR IG1000 NOISY WHEN NEW

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There is nothing available online regarding wiring.

Contact Clarke direct and ask for a wiring schematic.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/450771/Clarke-Power-Ig1000.html?page=22#manual

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The metric system mostly uses multiples of ten.

1 centimetre = 10 millimetres
10 centimetres = 1 decimetre
10 decimetres = 1 metre.

Decimetres aren't much used in practical measuring and until recently centimetres were little used here as it is easier to express lengths or other dimensions in metres and millimetres - a kitchen worktop would be 600 millimetres, a cabinet would be 300, 500, 600 or 1000 mm wide.

Britain had used the metric and Imperial systems side by side since the 1914-18 war in engineering and other industries and for many years we have been used to ordering materials in a mixture of methods. Carpet of 2 metre width was commonly sold in yard lengths for instance. Timber and sheet materials also...

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You should have around 18 volts.

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If you are asking about your dishwasher I am going to guess you mean decibel level. Decibels refer to how loud the sound is. If you are interested in knowing about how loud your machine is, 45 decibels is pretty silent while 50-60 is about a normal conversation level and the average dishwasher machine is 52 dB. A vacuum cleaner is about 70.

A cubic metre is the volume of a cube one metre on a side, equivalent to 1000 litres.

http://www.kiporpowerequipment.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/IG2000-Service-Manual.pdf

A foot is a measure of length while a square metre is a measure of area.

One foot is exactly 0.3048 metres, so a square metre is about 10.7634 square feet. Thus 1000 square metres is about 10,764 square feet.