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In a generator, kVA (kilovolt-amperes) is a measure of apparent power and is a key specification that represents the capacity of the generator to supply electrical power. While you can't directly change or replace the kVA rating of an existing generator,

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Shortage of oil or fuel not supplying well

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After an engineer fix your generator. Kindly confirm if the oil sensor is connected

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Oil wet plug. The cause of wet plug is worn out rings.

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1. **Maintenance Requirements:** - **Wear and Tear:** Brushes and commutators wear out over time due to friction, requiring regular maintenance and replacement. - **Dust Accumulation:** The wear of brushes generates dust, which can lead to additional maintenance issues and potential operational problems. 2. **Efficiency:** - **Energy Losses:** Brush friction leads to energy losses, making brushed generators less efficient compared to their brushless counterparts. 3. **Noise and Vibration:** - **Operational Noise:** The physical contact between brushes and the commutator can generate noise and vibrations during operation, which may not be desirable in certain applications. 4. **Sparking:** - **Electromagnetic Interference (EMI):** The commutation process can cause sparking, leading to electromagnetic interference that can affect nearby electronic equipment. - **Fire Hazard:** Sparking can also pose a fire hazard, particularly in environments with flammable gases or dust. 5. **Lifespan:** - **Reduced Durability:** The wear on brushes and commutators generally results in a shorter lifespan compared to brushless generators. 6. **Performance:** - **Variable Performance:** The performance of brushed generators can degrade over time as the brushes wear down, leading to inconsistent output and potential reliability issues.

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Firstly check the valve settings.

@@jaywealthmechanics9285 Thanks - I did, inlet and outlet were both correct at 0.006"/0.15mm........there is a LOT of side play on the exhaust rocker but I could not see any plate valve, either in the rocker housing or on the parts list in the manual.

I should mention that despite the side play the decompression lever seems to operate ok when you press it down - it stays down, but is it really pushing the valve open? I just had an idea.....I could try slowly pulling the cord and THEN press the lever - if there is no difference then that would indicate an issue with the rocker?

The generator needs to be overhauled

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Are you talking about the ignition switch?

@@jaywealthmechanics9285 the switch to ON the power supply

@@noelfaithfulkari2857 check the earth wire if is tighten well on the body of the engine or check if the wire coming from the starting coil is well connected.

From Nigeria lagos. I use the generator because the generator is having issue which I need to fix and teach others how I fix it.

The function of the washer is to prevent the cap from eating up because most are made with plastic.