Hello, thank you for the effort on the video. You gained one more subscriber! Could you be able to make a video on all the wiring where the control board is? Because someone took the wiring, yanked in out to remove the generator out of an RV, and now I am stuck with messy wiring to mess around with, which is such a headache. I will be very helpful if you could make a video on where the wires come in to the box, the green wire that is used for the ground, and the wires behind the control board. Thank you!
Thank you for the subscribe we really appreciate it! We haven't needed to deal with replacing the control board yet and I am a little nervous to mess around with it and possibly break something because the generators can be very fragile (as I'm sure you have experienced) but I may make a video using a diagram or something and some videos from our generator. I'll let you know when that gets posted!
Which wires attach to the solenoid? The battery power goes in and I have a B+ wire thats on the same stud that goes to ground and the black wire with the fuse is on it as well. The two posts that are next I'm not sure about and the back post has the wire that goes to the starter. So my question is what wires go to those two posts?
For the solenoid we have the power coming into it from the 12V wire I believe and then there is a wire that runs off the backside to the starter - ours is a white wire not sure if that is industry standard. Then for the two posts on the solenoid there should two connectors coming off of the control board. I'm honestly not sure if it matters which one goes where? We have one at a 90 degree angle that is on the outside post but have switched these throughout the process and nothing has broke yet. Hoped this helped a little bit
Sitting on the side my rv right now same generator. I’m just trying to find which one of these metal pieces is the carburetor. I’m trying to look at where your finger is pointing. lol
The carburetor is the black part on top in front. the one on the video has a switch for winter/summer mode. I'm guessing yours has a cover over the top of it making it a little harder to find
Hello, thank you for the effort on the video. You gained one more subscriber! Could you be able to make a video on all the wiring where the control board is? Because someone took the wiring, yanked in out to remove the generator out of an RV, and now I am stuck with messy wiring to mess around with, which is such a headache. I will be very helpful if you could make a video on where the wires come in to the box, the green wire that is used for the ground, and the wires behind the control board. Thank you!
Thank you for the subscribe we really appreciate it!
We haven't needed to deal with replacing the control board yet and I am a little nervous to mess around with it and possibly break something because the generators can be very fragile (as I'm sure you have experienced) but I may make a video using a diagram or something and some videos from our generator. I'll let you know when that gets posted!
Thank you!
Which wires attach to the solenoid? The battery power goes in and I have a B+ wire thats on the same stud that goes to ground and the black wire with the fuse is on it as well. The two posts that are next I'm not sure about and the back post has the wire that goes to the starter. So my question is what wires go to those two posts?
For the solenoid we have the power coming into it from the 12V wire I believe and then there is a wire that runs off the backside to the starter - ours is a white wire not sure if that is industry standard.
Then for the two posts on the solenoid there should two connectors coming off of the control board. I'm honestly not sure if it matters which one goes where? We have one at a 90 degree angle that is on the outside post but have switched these throughout the process and nothing has broke yet. Hoped this helped a little bit
Sitting on the side my rv right now same generator. I’m just trying to find which one of these metal pieces is the carburetor. I’m trying to look at where your finger is pointing. lol
The carburetor is the black part on top in front. the one on the video has a switch for winter/summer mode. I'm guessing yours has a cover over the top of it making it a little harder to find
@@HoopersRVTravels yup 👍 thanks man appreciate it