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Excitation circuit E+, E- must not be left open when the machine is running. A.V.R. damage will occur. Remove the power input for the AVR (terminals 0V and 110) when the E+ and E- are disconnected from the AVR. |
NOTICE |
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The battery that is used for testing must be isolated from the system ground. |
Test Step 1.
Verify that all of the wiring is properly connected. Refer to Systems Operation, KENR9008, "Wiring Diagram" that is located in this manual.
Results:
- OK - The wiring connections are correct. Proceed to Step 2.
- Not OK - The wiring is improperly connected or the wiring is loose.
Repair: Reconnect the wiring properly.
STOP
Test Step 2.
Verify that the generator is running at rated speed.
Results:
- OK - The generator is running at rated speed. Proceed to Step 3.
- Not OK - The generator is not running at rated speed. .
Repair: Increase the speed of the generator to the rated value.
STOP
Test Step 3.
Verify that the residual voltage that is applied to the power input (terminals "0V" and "110") is at least 3.5 VAC.
Results:
- OK - If the voltage is 3.5 VAC or higher, then go to Step 4.
- Not OK - The applied voltage is less than 3.5 VAC.
Repair: Refer to Service Manual, KENR8205, "Troubleshooting". Follow the procedure to flash the exciter field.
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Test Step 4.
Verify that the fuse "F1" is not open.
Results:
- OK - If the fuse "F1" is not open, proceed to Step 5.
- Not OK - The fuse is open.
Repair: Replace the fuse.
STOP
Test Step 5.
Restart the generator set and check the output voltage.
Results:
- OK - There was a lack of residual magnetism.STOP
- Not OK - The generator has a voltage output, but the voltage does not reach the rated value. Proceed to Step 6.
- Not OK - The generator does not have output voltage when the generator starts. Proceed to Step 7.
Test Step 6.
Shut off the generator set. Check the diodes. Refer to the Service Manual, KENR8205, "Rotating Rectifier - Test". Follow the procedure to test the rotating rectifier.
Results:
- OK - The diodes are good. Go to the Step 7.
- Not OK - The diodes are bad.
Repair: Repair the rotating rectifier or replace the rotating rectifier.
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Test Step 7.
Shut off the generator set. Check the exciter stator and the rotor for a short circuit. Measure the circuit resistances. Refer to Service Manual, KENR8205, "Winding - Test" and follow the procedure for testing the winding.
Results:
- OK - The windings are good. Proceed to the Step 8.
- Not OK - The windings are bad.
Repair: Repair the windings.
STOP
Test Step 8.
Shut off the generator set. Check the main stator and the main rotor for a short circuit. Measure the circuit resistances. Refer to Service Manual, KENR8205, "Winding - Test" and follow the procedure for testing the winding.
Results:
- OK - The windings are good. Proceed to Step 9.
- Not OK - The windings are bad.
Repair: Repair the windings.
STOP
Test Step 9.
Refer to the generator manual and follow the procedure to flash the generator.
Results:
- OK - The generator voltage exists and changes with the engine speed. Proceed to the Step 10.
- Not OK - There is no generator voltage, or there is only low voltage that does not change with engine speed. There is a component in the generator that is damaged, or the system for the generator is damaged.
Repair: Troubleshoot and repair the generator or the system for the generator.
STOP
Test Step 10.
Replace the AVR.
Results:
- OK - The AVR was faulty.STOP