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Re: Genset is producing no power
My generator has two main breakers. When you overload it they are the first thing to trip. They are located on the side of the generator. One is a 20 amp and one is a 30 amp. I realize that some gennys have just one what I call "main breaker" but this one has two. That's why I have been referring to them at 'breakers'. Everyone that I have asked about this, that's their first question they ask me is if I checked them. To my knowledge and based on the Onan manual that I have, there are no other breakers on the genset itself.441Views0likes0CommentsRe: Genset is producing no power
There is a junction box above the genny and I checked those wires. Also, we put the voltmeter to the circuit breakers. We removed the cover which exposed a lot of wires that slip onto a group of of tabs which are mounted together on the side of wall against the generator. Any wire we could see we put the voltmeter on it. It was registering practically nothing.441Views0likes0CommentsRe: Genset is producing no power
I am somewhat electronically challenged so could you tell me where the magnetic coil is? One reason I haven't concentrated on the ATS is because there is no measurable voltage at the generator itself. I presumed that no power was actually getting to the ATS but I could be wrong?443Views0likes0CommentsRe: Genset is producing no power
The generator has two breakers on it, one I believe is 20 amp and one 30 amp. It has a 5 amp slow blow fuse inside on the circuit board, one that pulls out of the front to the circuit board and a fuse that is the plastic horseshoe type on the side. I didn't see any others.143Views0likes0Comments
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