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You shouldn't need the manual. There should be an aluminum label on the A/C unit somewhere that says:
VAC: 220
Amps: 16.5 (or some other number)
There will be other numbers as well indicating cooling capacity. You don't need those.
A technician will know what the wattage is based on the two numbers discussed above.
An air conditioner is an appliance that draws a fair amount of current. It would have to be a large generator to run an air con. Does the generator run smaller appliances like a jug for instance. If it does this means that it is working okay, it just can't handle the capacity of an air con.
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