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Re: Bob M. What's my next step?
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Posted by Bob M - a few things to try... on May 09, 2001 at 04:55:23 from (192.232.119.194):
In Reply to: Bob M. What's my next step? posted by Dave T on May 08, 2001 at 19:21:34:
Dave - Here's a few things to try (in order); 1 - Make sure the ammeter is working! Turn on the ignition or the lights (engine stopped) and see if the ammeter indicates discharge. 2 - With the motor running at 1/2 throttle or faster, jumper the BAT and GEN terminals at the cutout. If the ammeter now shows charge, you're cutout is bad. If still no charge... 3 - With the motor still running, jumper the generator F terminal to a good ground. If the ammeter shows charge, there's a problem in the wiring between the generator and the light switch, or in the light switch/field resistor on the light switch itself. If still no charge, the problem's in the generator. 4 - If you verify the generator's the problem, remove the dust band from the commutator end and peek inside. You might get lucky and find a stuck or badly worn brush. Otherwise it's time to take it to the generator shop. Hope this helps....Bob M
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