Hello, First figure out what the load per leg is on your generator. Are you
using the 240 Volts because this is two 120 AC volts legs and they are 120
degrees out of phase with each other.
You will need to figure what the power factor is for each phase on this
generator. To figure the power/wattage by using ohm's law. Voltage times Current
will give you Watts. Example: If the generator is generator 240 volts the
maximum current available is about 23 amps. The maximum current for 120 volts
will 46 amps. Therefore, the maximum current per 120 volt circuit is 23 amps for
one circuit and 23 amps for the second 120 circuit..
I would try replacing the circuit breaker with the same amperage breaker.
Also, watch what the generator load is per circuit. You can install current
meter for each circuit. This will give a good indication of which circuit is
pulling more load than the other circuit. GB...stewbison
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