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32 TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Cause Solution
Engine is running, but AC
output is not available
1.
Open circuit breaker
2.
Poor connection
3.
Defective cord set
4.
Connected device is faulty
5.
Fault in generator
1.
Reset circuit breaker
2.
Check and repair
3.
Check and repair
4.
Connect a device that is working
properly
5.
Contact service department
Engine runs well without
load but bogs down when
loads are connected
1.
Short circuit in connected device
2.
Generator is overloaded
3.
Clogged fuel filter
4.
Engine speed is too slow
5.
Short circuit in generator
1.
Disconnect device
2.
See chapter “Don’t overload generator”
3.
Clean or replace fuel filter
4.
Contact service department
5.
Contact service department
Engine will not start, shuts
down during operation, or
starts and runs rough.
1.
ON/OFF switch set to “OFF”
2.
Dirty Air filter
3.
Clogged fuel filter
4.
Stale fuel
5.
Spark plug wire disconnected from spark plug
6.
Bad spark plug
7.
Water in fuel
8.
Fuel valve is in “OFF” position
9.
Over choking
10.
Low oil level
11.
Rich fuel mixture
12.
Intake valve stuck open or closed
13.
Loss of engine compression
14.
Dead battery
15.
Engine has flooded
1.
Turn switch to “ON”
2.
Replace Air filter
3.
Clean or replace fuel filter
4.
Replace fuel
5.
Reconnect spark plug wire
6.
Replace spark plug
7.
Drain fuel tank and replace fuel
8.
Turn fuel valve to “ON” position
9.
Turn off choke
10.
Fill crankcase to proper oil level &
place generator on a level surface
11.
Contact service department
12.
Contact service department
13.
Contact service department
14.
Recharge or replace battery
15.
Wait 5 minutes and recrank engine
Engine lacks power
1.
Generator is overloaded
2.
Clogged fuel filter
3.
Dirty Air filter
4.
Engine needs servicing
1.
See chapter “Don’t overload generator”
2.
Clean or replace fuel filter
3.
Replace Air filter
4.
Contact service department
Engine “hunts” or falters
1.
Choke was removed too soon
2.
Clogged fuel filter
3.
Carburetor is running too rich or too lean
1.
Move choke to middle position until
engine runs evenly
2.
Clean or replace fuel filter
3.
Contact service department