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Will not hold voltage - Loss
of residual magnetism
Unit has been stored.
Rotor shorting out when unit gets
hot.
Pinched leads.
Defective Capacitor.
Defective Diodes
Defective Surge Suppressor.
Flash Rotor (see SERVICE section).
Check rotor windings for broken or
burned wires.
Examine all lead wires and correct.
Replace.
Replace.
Replace.
Full voltage at no load
Voltage drops at full load
Loose or broken lead wires.
Rotor opened or shorted.
Stator ground or shorted.
Check lead wires and connections for
broken wires and loose connections.
Compare connections with the wiring
diagram supplied with generator.
Measure resistance between leads.
Consult Factory.
Low Voltage
Loss of residual magnetism.
Low engine speed.
Faulty diode.
Flash Rotor (see SERVICE section).
Check engine speed and generator
ratings. 1800 rpm/60 Hz
Replace diode.
Voltage too high
Fast engine speed. Check engine speed and generator
ratings. 1800 rpm/60 Hz
Uncontrollable voltage
Incorrect engine adjustment. Check engine operation, speed, fuel
lines & injector.
No voltage at no-load or full-load
Faulty suppressor. Disconnect from circuit. If there is an
obvious increase in voltage, replace
the suppressor.
Voltage spikes
appearing in sine wave
Incorrect engine adjustment, fuel
line, or poor gas.
Loose connection.
Bad ground connection.
Load induced.
Change fuel filter and check engine
speed.
Inspect all connections.
Inspect all ground connections.
Filter load.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Visual Examination
Inspect the generator visually. Look for obvious damage
such as: Charred windings, pinched wires, cracked
insulation, loose terminal lugs, etc. All connections should
be fastened securely. Check the operating speed and see
that the unit has been reassembled and reconnected
correctly.
SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION
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