Posted by Hobo,NC on January 26, 2019 at 05:23:08 from (75.137.54.87):
In Reply to: Generac problem posted by kl in wi on January 25, 2019 at 16:12:15:
More than likely your reading was a surface charge you need to flash it of... In my world I would crank the engine a few times as soon as the engine fired off each time shut it off before the charging system has a chance to recover... Or put a load on the battery such truing the headlights on for a Minute.
In your case crank the engine a few times and immediately shut it down. Record the lowest voltage while cranking and the voltage once you turn the engine off...
The lowest voltage is somewhat of a load test..
After you crank it over and shut it down let it set a Minute take a voltage reading the voltage after its loaded is the true static voltage....
If your battery was checked with a conductance battery tester they lie BIG TIME its not a true load test its a calculated guess...
Once in a blue moon you will run into what I call a super cell it caries a high surface charge and will not take a charge it screws up the electronics of the charging system...
You have not reported enough info go test some more...
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