The manual starting of the alternator is done manually with a rope wrapped around the starter. When in good condition, the generator will start one or three times. If the generator is started manually, the circuitry in the house must be reworked. A toggle/reversing switch is added there. If the voltage is supplied from the city grid, the reversing button is in one position. If the generator has to be started, the breaker is neutral, and the circuit breakers in the switchboard are disconnected. Then the generator is created manually and idles to warm up to operating temperature (about 5 minutes). If you start the generator with the breakers turned on, it can stall.
