Search results

Perhaps, a little light reading, in the operators manual might be a good idea.

When you want to turn on the power, turn on the interrupter.

Don't make this more complicated then it is. If the S1 lights off the G1, and it produces the proper voltage until the S1 is released, and then output voltage drops to 22 volts, it can only mean that the A1 is not taking over the function of Voltage regulation, for some reason. The main gen, is...

Correct. When you turn S1 to the start position, DC voltage excites the G1, main gen. When you release the S1, the volt regulator is powered by AC from the G1.

John did you have your load hooked up? At the load terminals? Or the 120 volt outlet?

Hey partner. So how about telling us what happened?

What has 35 volts? The 110 outlets? Or the load terminals?

$1,450.00? Man I am ready to go steal one, and sell it to you!

Partner, look up the NSN, and plug it into your browser. The potentiometer rarely goes bad. Mostly someone breaks off a wire.

Triton, Lonesouth got it right, if you cant read the wire numbers. I tend to double check the wire numbers with the wire diagrams, as you can shoot yourself in the foot, when someone else has mad a mistake. Example: I once spent 5 days working a problem. Could not fix it. Then someone fresh...

Just because you HEAR a relay klick, does not mean it works right. When the relay, (or contactor) is energised, the contacts are pulled down to engage the corresponding contacts, to pass voltage through. If, (for the sake of this explanation) the contacts DO NOT engage properly, then the proper...

You only get voltage at the output terminals, when K-1 closes, and closes properly. And that you have not checked. If the contacts in K-1 were bad, you might not get anything, and you might get something less than what is suposed to be present. I would pull the top off, and check the input side...

The exciter works if you can hold the S-1 in the start position and the meter comes up to 240 volts. Just for laughs and giggles. Switch to three phase output and see if you have all three legs. When the set in in the run position, the exciter should not give you a reading. That only happens...