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Part No. 80106286
Revision C
TroubleshootingMaintaining the Electrical System
PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION
The circuits lose power. 1. An open generator circuit
breaker
2. Transfer switch problems
1. Reset the circuit breaker.
2. See the transfer switch manual.
The unit does not exercise. 1. Controller not set to auto.
2. Exercise timer not set or set to
OFF.
3. Unit date and time not set.
4. Failed battery.
5. Missing or blown 15-amp fuse.
1. Push the auto button on the
controller.
2. Set the exercise timer.
3. Set the unit date and time.
4. Replace the battery.
5. Install a new 15-amp fuse. See
the System Controller section.
The generator undergoes excessive
vibration.
Loose mechanical fastener. Check and repair it or contact the
local service facility.
Utility power returns and the unit
does not stop.
1. Blown fuses in the transfer
switch.
2. The five-minute cooldown still in
process.
3. Poor wire connection or
defective controllers.
1. Install new fuses.
2. Wait five minutes.
3. Check and repair the unit or
contact the local service facility.
Possible issues exist in manual mode. – See Table 7 (Common Faults and
Their Remedial Actions) inside
the separate online manual titled
Operation Instructions GC1030
SERIES GENSET Controller (part
number 80086364) for details.
Possible issues exist in auto mode. – See Table 7 (Common Faults and
Their Remedial Actions) inside
the separate online manual titled
Operation Instructions GC1030
SERIES GENSET Controller (part
number 80086364) for details.
Possible issues exist with Electronic
Governing.
– See Table 7 (Common Faults and
Their Remedial Actions) inside
the separate online manual titled
Operation Instructions GC1030
SERIES GENSET Controller (part
number 80086364) for details.
Call 800-732-2989 or visit www.briggsandstratton.com for assistance.
Not for
Reproduction
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