Posted by John B. on July 23, 2016 at 19:24:27 from (50.106.196.56):
For the last ten years I've always used my 220 volt outlet for my air compressor and for my standby generator just for my shed. I unplug the air compressor then plug in my 10hp generator and back feed to the breaker box but first throw the main breaker so it's off the grid. So all I power is the shed. Well last weekend I went to plug in my air compressor and accidently grabbed the plug for the generator and sent 220 volts back into the generator. It hummed about 2 seconds until I realized what I did and quickly unplugged it. Now the generator doesn't work. I found one of the two diodes bad inside the generator. Replaced with exact same kind and number and it still doesn't generate. I'm getting erractic voltage at the outlets with my digital multitester. I need to get me a analog test meter and do some testing. This generator is a Guardian model C5CM 4200 watt. I googled this model and nothing comes up. Any ideas where I can find more information on this generator? Thanks for an information...
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