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Generators / Re: Generator alternator wiring
« on: July 10, 2020, 02:57:59 PM »
So I managed to get a set of brushes connected them up and I have power,120 odd volts on both L2 AND R2. The neighbor I got the generator off had the old switch and he  had a diagram of sorts he made so the switch is back on but.. the switch doesn't have any locking mechanism its fubar as you can't select a voltage. No power at the plug which isn't a big surprise. Whats my next move? Thanks for all the help so far

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Generators / Re: Generator alternator wiring
« on: July 07, 2020, 09:02:48 PM »
Hey:

It appears the information you require is covered in the youtube link where he explains the function of the two coils.

Still not understanding when you mention the switches. A switch is missing and there are 8 or 9 wires hanging in the breeze. Or are there two switches, one feeding off the other?

There are a few bits missing from the generator, charging voltage regulator, injector clamp, brushes and the 120/240 volt selector switch. The switch is missing and thats where the wires go. I think I should be able to wire 240 from the back of the generator I just dont know how and I don't want to kill myself :)

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Generators / Re: Generator alternator wiring
« on: July 07, 2020, 09:06:50 AM »
hello Theo Arn:  A couple of questions. Is the information you got on youtube specific to your generator? There are no sockets build in to the generator, say a normal 120 and a oddball 220 that you can test for power? Why do you say there are no wires going anywhere?
Do you have a multimeter to test for voltage?

Hi, the information I got is generic applies to brush generators. I worded the question badly there are wires and the video I watched was on how to check if a generator was working ie making power.  I have a link below to the video. Generator tests ok however there is a switch missing to select voltages there are 8 or 9 wires that attach to the switch. I was hoping I could just wire it to a socket from the wires in the alternator. Sorry I should have added more information.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC_LrrZcx38

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Generators / Generator alternator wiring
« on: July 03, 2020, 08:49:29 PM »
This is my first question so please be gentle with me!
I bought a chinese diesel generator it's running but.. there are no wires going anywhere. I know they are called L1,L2,R1 & R2 but how ho I wire them to a socket? It's an AVR brushed generator 110 and 240v I only want to use 240v. Hoping someone can elaborate thanks

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