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Re: OT Small Engine Repair Shops


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Posted by jennifer408 on July 20, 2014 at 00:12:40 from (67.142.162.22):

In Reply to: OT Small Engine Repair Shops posted by John B. on July 19, 2014 at 15:23:50:

ok, i've read all the post and calmed down a bit. here's my rant.

years ago i bought a generator for about $ 1,100. from lowe's this was before i got solar. i had batteries and an inverter, i would run the generator for a couple of hours to charge the batteries for over night, then switch over to inverter and go to sleep. well, mom came out to visit and she got up in the middle of the night and turned on the generator while the inverter was on and blew them both up. my fault, should have not wired it that way. the generators under warranty, so i take it to the only certified shop for miles from me and they tell me that the stator is fried and the warranty won't cover it. they offered to toss it for me for a price and i told them, no thanks, i'll look at an almost brand new $ 1,100. yard art before i pay to get rid of it. i got solar soon after, so it sat for 7 years. i was talking to my neighbor and he says to check the brushes, wire connections, fusses, etc... it might be something simple. turns out, there is a little mother board on the bottom of the generator that cost $ 45. replaced it and now it works just fine. hmmm, wonder why they get a bad name. worst part of it is if i need a replacement part for something, sometimes, even when i go online, i end up having to go there, gritting my teeth and support them. i always put some 8 penny sinkers in my mouth first to chew on while im in there. rant over.


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