Little Giant 9200 manual

Consult with your library , local hatchery , or the internet for hatching guidelines specific to the type of eggs you plan to incubate.

Model 6300

Automatic Egg Turner

Fe a tu r es m ot or i ze d eg g tu rn e r w i th s ix la r ge e g g ra c ks h ol d in g u p to s ev e n e gg s ea c h. S af el y tu r ns eg g s t o pr e ve nt t he y ok e fr om s et t li n g t o o n e s i de an d to e xe r ci se t he e mb r yo . T hi s e l im i na te s tu r ni n g th e eg g s b y ha nd w hi c h i s th e m o st d em an d in g an d ti m e c o ns u mi ng p ar t of e gg in c ub a ti o n. Fi t s m o de ls 92 0 0 a n d 1 0 20 0 I n cu b at or s . T ur ke y an d du ck e gg s wi l l n o t f i t i n t h e Au t om a ti c E g g T ur ne r . ( so ld se pa rat el y)

Model 7200

Circulated Air Fan Kit

Co n ve r ts t he Mo d el 9 20 0 S ti l l Ai r In cu b at o r to a ci r cu l at ed a ir i nc u ba to r . He l ps i mp r ov e ha t ch c on d it io n s b y ci r cu la t in g a c o ns ta n t fl o w o f wa r m a i r . ( so ld sep ar at el y)

Model 9200

Still Air Incubator

Fe a tu r es t wo 4” x 8” v ie w in g w i nd o ws . Co me s co m pl e te w it h t h er m om e te r , s ol i d s t at e t h er m os t at , an d bu i lt -i n mo i st u re r in gs i n t h e b a se of t he in c ub a to r . A pp r ox i ma te c ap a ci ty w it h ou t au t om at i c eg g tu r ne r is 46 c hi c ke n eg gs , 1 18 qu ai l eg g s, 9 0 ph e as a nt e gg s, 4 0 t u rk e y o r d u ck e gg s .

Model 10200

Circulated Air Incubator

Fe a tu r es f ul ly - in s ta l le d C i rc u la t ed Air F an K it t o h e lp ke e p t e mp e ra tu r e u n if o rm in s id e th e in cu b at o r . Features two 4” x 8” viewing windows. Comes complete with thermometer , solid state thermostat, and built-in moisture rings in the base of the incuba- tor . Approximate capacity without automatic egg turner is 46 chicken eggs, 1 18 quail eggs, 90 pheas- ant eggs, 40 turkey or duck eggs. Follow the same operating instructions as the Model 9200 except where noted. 10200 Circulated Air Incubator Fo r c hi c k en , q ua i l, p h ea s an t , tu r k ey , a nd d uc k e gg s 9200 Still Air Incubator 6300 Automatic Egg T urner 7200 Circulated Air Fan Kit For chicken, quail and pheasant eggs

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THOROUGHLY BEFORE USE

6302 Quail Rails Kit Fo r c hi c k en , q ua i l, p h ea s an t , t u rk ey , an d d uc k e gg s Fo r c hi c k en , q ua i l, p h ea s an t , t u rk ey , an d d uc k e gg s For quail and and other small eggs

Model 6302

Quail Egg Trays Kit

Re p la c es s ta nd a rd e gg r ai ls w it h ra i ls s pe ci f - ic a ll y de s ig ne d to h ol d up to 1 20 q ua i l o r ot h er s ma l l e gg s . ( so ld se pa ra te ly )

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Number of questions: 3 Pat MorrowApril 7, 2023

Is the optional fan suppose to run all the time?? I just received this 9200 from a relative that hasn’t used it for. And can’t remember anything. My fan has not came on yet and the thermostat has cycled the heating element in and off.

Same question Type your response here Add my comment Frank Torres April 5, 2023

My incubator shorted out won't turn on. What to do?

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Pat MorrowApril 7, 2023

I recommend throwing it away and getting another one. A short could be anything. And you really don’t want a fire.

Post reaction RenaeMarch 10, 2023

Where can I print off the manual for the Little Giant 9200

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Little Giant 9200 specifications

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Brand	Little Giant
Model	9200
Product	not categorized
Language	English
Filetype	User manual (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I assemble the Little Giant 9200?

To assemble the Little Giant 9200, start by attaching the ladder's stabilizing bar securely. Then, extend the ladder to its full height and lock each rung in place. Ensure all hinges are properly engaged and locked before using the ladder.

How can I safely extend the Little Giant 9200 to its maximum height?

To extend the Little Giant 9200 ladder, make sure both hinges are secured and that all locking mechanisms are engaged. Slowly extend the ladder, rung by rung, until you reach the desired height. Ensure each rung locks firmly in place before placing any weight on the ladder.