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|    jaugustine@verizon.net to All    |
|    Re: Champion 3000 Watt Generator, Hard S    |
|    04 Feb 15 12:19:28    |
      >>> I just received a reply from Brian (Champion Support). He told me       >>> to disconnect the low oil sensor as a test. Note: There is a wire       >>> that has a quick disconnect for the oil sensor. He said sometimes       >>> the sensor sticks.       >>>       >>> I will try that in a month (unless there is a power loss) and       >>> report back.       >>>       >>       >>I have a generator that was a freebie that I finally traced down to exactly       that       >>problem. I disconnected the oil sensor and it started right up, and       continued to       >>work afterwards.       >>       >Hi Bob,       >       > Thanks for telling me.       >       > I think I will try to start my generator this coming Thursday (weather       >permitting), a week after running the generator. I am not going to       >wait a month.       >        UPDATE:               I decided to try Brian's (Champion support) procedure today, Wednesday,       since the temp. is about the same as it was the last time I ran the generator.       Note: I keep generator in the shed.               I still had a hard time starting the cold generator. Thank goodness I       made that "rigging" so I can stand up while pulling on the recoil starter       cord.               I sent an email to Brian regarding his suggestion did not work. If I       learn anything more, I will post it here.               John              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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