Re: Yet another SMTA Generator question

Posted by Bob M on September 08, 2003 at 18:35:15 from (66.66.124.127):

In Reply to: Yet another SMTA Generator question posted by Chad on September 08, 2003 at 14:22:34:

Chad - As you have discovered the generator won't work with the field wire disconnected! The field wire should be soldered to the F terminal stud inside the generator. If the stud is damaged (sounds like yours is), the cheap fix is to drive the stud out, stick an insulating grommet in the hole, extend the field wire outside the generator, then connect the regulator F wire to the extended wire. Alternatively you can take it to a starter/alternator shop and have them replace the stud. Should be a relative inexpensive fix - especially if you've already got the generator apart.

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• Re: Re: Yet another SMTA Generator question Chad 07:43:17 09/09/03 (1)
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