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my 24 VDC regulator is overcharging the batteries. can i run the generator with the fuse pulled? will it discharge my batteries with the fuse pulled?
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That's hystericalActually, removing the 24v charging regulator's fuse that's near the oil filter and fan housing will just disconnect it from the 24v battery. The battery will still remain connected to the generator's control system, so the only problem is that it will slowly discharge with the generator running. You could connect a 24v battery charger to the 120v generator output, and let it charge the battery, which is a legitimate inexpensive way to solve the problem. Of course you could replace the 24v regulator.
actually that was exactly the info i was looking for. i knew i had repairs on the shelf but needed a few hours of generating. with the fuse pulled would allow me to wait for a more appropriate time to tear it down without damaging anything or overcharging the batteries.That's hysterical
Yeah, I just found it really amusing. Like a Rube Goldberg device. A convoluted indirect way to charge the 24v system. Similar to me using my 5ton as an air compressor to run my plasma cutter.actually that was exactly the info i was looking for. i knew i had repairs on the shelf but needed a few hours of generating. with the fuse pulled would allow me to wait for a more appropriate time to tear it down without damaging anything or overcharging the batteries.
Yeah, I just found it really amusing. Like a Rube Goldberg device. A convoluted indirect way to charge the 24v system. Similar to me using my 5ton as an air compressor to run my plasma cutter.
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