So , after new stator and voltage reg. all is OK...except....starting the genny is easy...just pre heat...and then start...well, not that simple..engine starts but electrical end does not put out voltage.....so..check the fuse in the VR...blown,
this is an intermitant issue, sometimes no problem..most times..fuse blows even when still on shore power. Contact service dept...who cares..no response, so, no anchoring out...pay for dockage..try to find 2a SMALL SHORT FUSES, not very popular unless you have a vehicle to drive....
I hope after this is all over...still not 40 hrs on the set, I may survive...intersting that my 20kw kOHLER has 5 amp fuse to protect VR.
Maybe when we get back to producing real quality stuff, (except cars) all will be better...
MY 2c
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Hate to bring up old issue..Norpro
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01-28-2011 01:43 AM #2
Re: Hate to bring up old issue..Norpro
Maybe you need a slow blow fuse or a little larger one. Like a 2.5 or a 3 amp. The surge loading at switch over may be producing an instant trip. A 2 amp little fuse should not be hard to fine and they shouldn't cost much
BILL
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01-28-2011 07:22 AM #3
Re: Hate to bring up old issue..Norpro
Check the simple stuff first - are all service breakers off when you flip over to genny power? Maybe there is a big draw being applied when you select genny???
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01-28-2011 08:32 AM #4Senior Member
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Re: Hate to bring up old issue..Norpro
Dennis, can you post year,size and model here...be interesting to see if anyone else has your model and your problem.
although unrelated, I had a similar issue on a brand new high efficiency gas furnace in my home maybe three years ago. A friend who services them came over and we spent two hours trouble shooting inlcuding blowing half a dozen small fuses on the circuit board trying to run it....after working ok for a month, the unit began popping a three amp fuse in the circuit board maybe once avery few days..so what changed?? who knows. Anyway, he suggested putting in a four instead of a three amp fuse.....and it's been good for maybe three years now....go figure.Rob Brueckner
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Re: Hate to bring up old issue..Norpro
Model is 7NY series....Norpro finally replied and says fuse should be 4 A not 2A
Guess the manual is wrong , what do I know !!!! and what was shipped was wrong...
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