GENERATOR HELP 1990 WB40

[Jamie]

Thanks for your reply
yes it is a water hose and yes I did loos some antifreeze
I did replace the hose and did fill the water tank
At first I thou rt the same thing not enough water
so I ran it to get the water moving and then added more,
The radiator it laying flat so there is no fill point for that
I cant find the breaker in the genny compartment.





anderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Markus Meyer wrote:
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> Jamie,
> I'm assuming by water hose you mean coolant hose? And I also assume that
after replacing it you made sure the coolant level was corrected? Because if
not, it will sense the low coolant level and cause issues. Again, assuming you
already did all of this, I'd still double check your level and if ok, move on to
other testing to see if you have a new issue unrelated to the first. Did you
check the breaker in the box in the gennie compartment? Make sure no fuses got
tripped?
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> Markus
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> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> From: jamiejbrandt@...
> Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2012 13:48:03 +0000
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] GENERATOR HELP 1990 WB40
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> HI ALL
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> I have a 12.5 Yanmar generator
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> I sprung a leak in my water hose so the Genny shut down
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> I replace the hose and now it will not start
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> I understand it has a shut down switch
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> dose anyone know how to check that??
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> If I pull back the fuel solenoid it will run only if I hold it back
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> it dose not generate power running like that
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> dose anyone have any Idea's of this problem??
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> anyone know if there is any breakers that I could be not seeing??
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> any help would be great
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> Im on my way to the keys and have no ac
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> thanks
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> Jamie Brandt
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> 1990 wb40
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