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Title: No Power at the Generator panel
Post by: Alex Ritchey on February 20, 2018, 04:52:09 pm
Yahoo Message Number: 114105 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/country-coach-owners/conversations/messages/114105)
Hello fellow campers,
I looked through previous conversions and could find an answer to my problem. So to start All batteries are good, checked fuses at the generator and the breaker all good. I checked power coming into the back side of the generator nothing coming in connection looks good. Had the generator serviced 4 months ago and ran well after service. What do I check now? It's an Onan.

Alex Ritchey 2000 CC Affinity B&B 42' with tag, C-12 #5733
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Title: Re: No Power at the Generator panel
Post by: D.decourcy on February 21, 2018, 11:35:25 pm
Yahoo Message Number: 114127 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/country-coach-owners/conversations/messages/114127)
I am guessing that your generator will not crank and therefore will not start?

That would mean the battery power is not reaching the generator?

If you have checked for voltage at the generator from the battery and found none, then:

1. Your batteries are not connected to the generator (battery cut off switch).

2. Your batteries are no good.

3. You might have a blown 300A Class T fuse in your house battery wiring run. Your electrical schematics will show you where it is located on your rig.

You could try jumping the generator from a car battery to see if the generator will crank ( I have successfully done this with my PowerTech generator).

Dean
95 CC Magna 5280