Recent content by mciikurzroot

Happy NY Guy.. I will answer this fellow and one more it seems as well... We are busy here, generator work here is good and i speak of the 804B and up series. We have developed a new backplain board to replace the CIM and all the mess, this is our first one we had built so it really our...

I will pleased to "wade" into this , but it will have to be later today, right now i have to go honor a few other obligations.. but it will be lengthy and not all what you might want to hear.. best: mac/mc

Rotzinger, thank you for this offering or tips, these are all good suggestions and in fact i had written a near tretis on this approach probably 6 weeks ago, my pal is going to try this and i will report back on the hopeful success or what results it produces.. best: mac/mc

Im trying to help a friend, he has 2 804B trailer mounted units, both were working well, recently one was relocated, now one of the units is experiencing what i will call false shutdowns and the set will either display an 'overspeed' or hi voltage light on the panel mount annunactor .. this...

Yah i sorta went too far,, like some times you ask a person what time it is, and you end up building a watch... but break it into bits and you will solve your issues or at least determine what is wrong. And again, if your set is a 95 build and no Tier reset, you wont have the A1 fuz mod...

go for it, it has way more upside than down.. best mac/mc

My offering ? open the control panel and to your lower left below the annunactor panel is the white Molex nylon type connector, find the holding tab and press and remove the connector at the same time. your set should start and run as normal, [hopefully] now i said normal, thats a bit...

Terry i think you have written me directly, i don't understand totally the PM aspect of this forum, my email and phone are not secret, I have been an elected public official, my phone and email are on most bathroom walls in this region of Texas so feel free to use : libbysales@austin.rr.com...

I will go away after this posting, i really do have a busy day, but Guyfang shares this all the time, this condition is not normal, dont get all gutsy and find a new cim and dump in, you pretty much have to make a solid determination of what caused this condition in the first place, otherwise...

On e more quick check, on the right control box inside wall is a stepdown power supply 24vdc to 5vdc look that over and measure, i have seen those be problems, sometimes they run just the "mouse pad" and more often the 5vd side of the CIM needs internally, this can be done as a stand alone...

Its peeing in the wind, but cheep pee as it is ... I would put a fuse in line or circuit breaker start with 1amp or so and see how it goes vs. what the screen does or does not do or perform, hardwire across if the board lands are truly burned off or away from the board. it can be debated if...

Your picture pretty much wraps up the conclusions or a compendium of the 19 or so replies already posted, Guyfang has given you the single best reply, get in touch with Peter at Inova tech .. the board you are showing is a TANO board, tano is a smaller offshoot of mcii and acts as a or did act...

I omitted an answer to your question/s about getting repaired, this is something we should talk about, you had also asked about taking to Cat who do you have HOLT or is it Wagnor i think.. not sure, but wont matter they will not know or make the effort to repair the VR .. I presume this or...

Well Guy and Mr Pampa have you with good information, I do have several CIM's to work from, that yes i will sell. but do explore the possible reasons for the fuz blowing, and yup these things damn near act like a rain gauge how they collect water. Remember inside the control box there is also...

Endless absolutly endless you hit it dead as on the head on fault codes.. yes as they come the FIELD resistance is 1.25 or so Ohms its bizarre the resistance and to find a new style VR that does not cost you the same or more than 2 of your kids do.. I have done 4 of the 807B and 1 of the 809B...