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Wouldn't it be easier to just take them out and test them on the bench? Apply voltage, watch it work, or not work. Then use a Multi-meter to check if the contacts are properly opening and closing? Pretty standard thing to do when troubleshooting.

Why would you want to unplug them while its running?

If you see the green light, then your control part of the output system is working up to the K1 output relay. So, after you take the top off, you need to check the rest of the output system. Start the set. Turn on your S5, (AC circuit interrupter switch). If the green light DS7 light, (Green...

Do not forget, the the enclosure also helps cool the main gen and engine. Thats why you have several warnings in the TM's, about running the set with ALL doors closed. So If you do remove the enclosure, keep that in mind.

No. Not true. But people I trust are few and far between.

This was the most interesting place I ever worked. And the picture shows only the halls where the pre-stressed, prefabbed concrete "things", forms are put together. The concrete mixing plant, curing section, and mixing tower are huge. "Situational awareness" from the second you walked in, till...

and it all happened right here!

I have twice been entertained by 3 phase power, when some ******** turned on a CB that I had turned off. Hung a sign on it too. I once took a 60 meter ride on a conveyor belt, because some ******** turned on a CB that I had turned off. It too had a sign. And lastly I once got chased by an over...

That's why the Army uses Resistive Load Banks. Another reason is because you can use the same load bank for 50-60 hertz, or 400 hertz.

If you have to ask those questions, you need to get a professional.

Your house is not a load bank. Go to a scrap yard and buy an old oven. There are about a million threads on how to make your own.

Kurt beat me again! I am too long winded.

You were close. Its in Figure 10, (PDF page #42) but you need to go a page farther, to PDF page # 43. Item numbers 42 & 50. Tip. Anything that has to do with the gen set is in TM's: LO 9-6115-641-12 (Lubrication) TM 9-6115-641-10 (Operators manual) TM 9-6115-641-24 (Maintenance) TM...

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! but Mr. Heimlich is not learning how to use the TM's at 02:00 in the morning. Have you down loaded them?

This is a good idea. I love bright colors.