Posted by Billy Shafer on November 30, 2014 at 04:25:06 from (173.184.19.47):
In Reply to: Re: Onan RV generator. posted by Aaron Ford on November 29, 2014 at 18:00:12:
Some quick test. First are the slip rings clean. They are the part that the brushes ride on. They should be a light copper color not dark.Clean them with a plastic dish washing pad or some light sandpaper. But not with anything that has metal in it.
To check the field flash. Put the positive probe from a volt meter.On the F1 brush. The negative probe on the F2 brush. Crank the engine and you should see DC voltage.If not check the wiring.I don't think you have a major problem since you say it does run and produce power.
Dirty slip rings and stuck brushes were a common problem. For units that sat a long time.
I can send you the test sheets. But if you would like a service manual 965-0528. Go over to smokstak request one. Post an email address and one of my guys will send you one for free. I can fix generators but the PDF file stuff. Gives me fits.
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