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| LN
10-27-2012 17:35:33
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I have an old winpower 45/25PT2 generator that has been setting for several years, calling for bad storm got it out it has no output, read the instructions from winpower on how to flash the fields but they are vague can anyone please shed some light on this any help appreciated
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| Bill in IL
10-29-2012 13:57:41
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Re: winpower generator in reply to LN, 10-27-2012 17:35:33
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| I am not sure of the model of my old windpower alternator so I am not sure how it relates to yours. I had to clean up the slip rings with emery cloth to get mine to work. It had sat for probably 30 years without working and didn't need to be flashed just cleaned up.
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| Billy Shafer
10-27-2012 17:52:32
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Re: winpower generator in reply to LN, 10-27-2012 17:35:33
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| | You will have to remove some shields most likely.You need to find two wires marked F1-F2. F1 will be the positive wire
F2 is negative. If this generator has a regulator. Unhook these two wires from it. Hook a wire from the battery negative post to F2. Then with the positive wire touch F1 very quickly. Just a tap should do it. Then hook up the wires to the regulator.
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| LN
10-28-2012 04:39:10
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Re: winpower generator in reply to Billy Shafer, 10-27-2012 17:52:32
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| Do you hook the battery to the regulator or the disconnected wires Thanks for your time.
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| LN
10-27-2012 18:47:57
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Re: winpower generator in reply to Billy Shafer, 10-27-2012 17:52:32
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| directions say to disconnect f1&f2 from bridge rectifier , you are flashing the SHUNT field coils (this is what I am not sure what it means should I connect the wires from the battery to the little square silver box or to the wires that go back into the generator to the 4 rectangle shaped (armature ? not sure what they are called )
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| Billy Shafer
10-28-2012 19:53:15
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Re: winpower generator in reply to LN, 10-27-2012 18:47:57
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| You should unhook the wires from the bridge. You want to feed battery voltage only to the wires going into the generator section. Just a quick tap should do it.
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