Posted by Fred Miller on June 05, 2009 at 17:16:16 from (71.161.35.140):
Hi,
First of all, thanks John T. again for the tips. I have done all that was suggested to no avail. My generator is not putting anything out and will not motorize. I am going to take it apart again and rough up the commutator with sand paper but short of that I am out of ideas. I have installed new bearings and brushes and the wiring all looks good. The field is not shorted to ground and I do get a measurable resistance going from the field terminal to the field brush. Any idea what the proper value should be?
If sanding the commutator fails to help, are armatures available and if so, is it a good idea to go ahead and put one in?
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