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Re: electrical charging question on '41 H
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Posted by awutay on September 30, 2005 at 18:45:48 from (12.76.156.33):
In Reply to: Re: electrical charging question on '41 H posted by John T on September 18, 2005 at 19:03:40:
John, now I'm really confused. I got the rebuilt generator with the new voltage regulator back onto my 41 H today. The problem persists - its still showing 15 amp discharge when the lights are on. So I took out my voltmeter and started checking things. The BAT terminal on the VR is hot (and obviously the wire from the ammeter to it), but the polarity is reversed! With the negative lead on the BAT terminal and the positive to ground I get just a shade under 6 volts. So I opened up the switch box on the steering column. As far as I can tell, the cables from the VR to the ammeter and from the starter switch to the ammeter are wired correctly (according to my Binder manual). The battery cables also are correctly wired to the battery (If they were reversed the engine probably would crank in reverse but not fire). So, what is backward? The only thing I can think of is to switch the wires on the ammeter. It won't look like the manual, but the current through the ammeter would flow in the opposite direction which would show a charge instead of a discharge Art
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