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Thanks for the warning on tying the wires together. When I first got the unit and did the necessary wiring because of a mouse house it was tripped when I went to start it. Reset CB1 and started it probably 20-30 times with no problem. Now it just seems flakey. I started it this morning with no...
It tripps when I hit start position.
It started 3 times this morning no problem and didnt trip but I have had it trip on shutdown.
You think it's weak?
Yes I have downloaded them. I think I have some duplicates so I attached a picture.
I just never know which one to look at.
Also I just read that a Varistor will check open with no current running through it so I guess I'm back at square one with CB1 popping when I hit start. I have checked all...
Thanks my friend. The Veristor looks good and is red in color so I guess it just gave up the ghost.
My luck I'll replace it and CB1 will keep popping 😂
So checking out CB1 I have a open connection across V5 varistor.
Any suggestions? Can I put a resistor there if not does someone know the value of V5 so I can order one?
Thanks
So after all the work I have done to this generator and I have it all buttoned up and ready for use the CB3 keeps tripping. It never did this before through the entire process. It's not a big deal because I reset it and it works fine I just want to know why.
Any help is greatly appreciated...
Follow up. So I traced the wire 162A all the way back to the meter and it was corroded at the eyelet on the right side of the meter. Replaced the eyelet now I'm seeing correct amperage at the wire through the gauge. Tested it up to about .68 amps.
The gauge was vibrating and is still a little...