How do I lower the pick-up tube for my genset
Has anyone ever lowered their pick-up tube for your diesel generator? I was on our maiden voyage with our m/h this past Thursday. The generator died and wouldn't restart because it was below the pick-...
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Tinstar wrote:dougrainer wrote:
You are confused about something. The Genset HAS NO WAY OF KNOWING YOUR FUEL SITUATION OR THE PICK UP TUBE LENGTH. That code is for when the Genset runs out of fuel. So, Onan assumes you have a fuel tank problem. There are NO sensors or any such wiring that tells the Genset that information. You can have a Fuel Pump problem. You can have ANY problem that is causing a lack fuel supply. Doug
No, I'm not confused. I just didn't write out the actually 36 code text. I just cut through the chase and wrote the bottom line.
You are confused. Your post states you have a Pick up tube problem. There is NO WAY a Genset or ANYTHING can tell you that. That code is ONAN for operational PROBLEMS with their Gensets. Doug
