Generator fuel switch question
Dear Friends,
I don't know what I would do without you. I'm the one who couldn't get my generator to start the month after our maiden roadtrip in our new Coachman Freelander. We took the trip in August and in Sept, after sitting for 4 weeks, the generator wouldnt start. I had to take it in for an oil change and they just called me today to say that there was nothing wrong with the generator, that the fuel switch was off, so it was not getting any gas. Makes sense of course, but how the heck did the fuel switch get turned off? The generator was working the day we came in from the trip and the motorhome is parked behind a fence (though not always locked) beside my house. Does someone have to turn off the fuel switch or can it happen spontaneously and where the heck is it located so that I can check it myself, should the generator not start in the future.
Many thanks for all your help!
I don't know what I would do without you. I'm the one who couldn't get my generator to start the month after our maiden roadtrip in our new Coachman Freelander. We took the trip in August and in Sept, after sitting for 4 weeks, the generator wouldnt start. I had to take it in for an oil change and they just called me today to say that there was nothing wrong with the generator, that the fuel switch was off, so it was not getting any gas. Makes sense of course, but how the heck did the fuel switch get turned off? The generator was working the day we came in from the trip and the motorhome is parked behind a fence (though not always locked) beside my house. Does someone have to turn off the fuel switch or can it happen spontaneously and where the heck is it located so that I can check it myself, should the generator not start in the future.
Many thanks for all your help!
