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Old 07-15-2013, 10:13 PM
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any one know how to polaris Pincor alternator
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any one know how to polaris Pincor alternator
What? Polarize? ...... I don't know what your talking about. An alternator wouldn't need polarized..... unless your talking about something else...
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Old 07-16-2013, 09:29 AM
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its not making power its been sitting for a long time .
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Like a Pincor generator? Like the the kind that runs off the front PTO?
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Old 07-16-2013, 11:26 AM
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yes it runs off the pto clutch
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I would be checking that pincor for a fuse or breaker being bad or tripped. It has to have somekind of safety devise built into it I would think to protect the generator.
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Ok, well you can't polarize them.... not sure where that idea came from. Anyway, if it doesn't work, I'd suggest an electric shop. Some place that rebuilds starters/ alternators. If it has been sitting a long time, probably a simple fix. The only simple thing to try is plug something into it like a drill, hold it on and take a hammer and TAP, not hit, the case. May be a stuck diode. If that doesn't work..... Take it somewhere.
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OK I just looked at the owners manual for the pincor 4500 watt gen and it shows fuses right on the outlet end of the gen. Have you checked any of them yet? Just reread the owners manual and if you have a Canadian CSA model it will have fuses and the US models are not equipped with fuses.
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OK I just looked at the owners manual for the pincor 4500 watt gen and it shows fuses right on the outlet end of the gen. Have you checked any of them yet?
Right on! I didn't think about it having a fuse/ circuit breaker. Some old gen's don't.
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The Canadian models are the only ones fused. Foolish if you ask me.
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