Generator runs producing no power

If the Carrier Comfort Pro 6100 APU is not producing AC voltage, it will shut off as it is designed to do so to protect the system. This is because the APU needs to have a stable voltage output to run properly, and if there is no voltage, the system will shut down.
Regarding the circuit breakers, it's possible that they may be faulty and need to be replaced. You can test the breakers with a multimeter to determine if they are functioning properly. If they are not, you will need to replace them.
However, there could be other issues causing the lack of voltage from the generator. It's possible that the generator itself is faulty or that there is an issue with the voltage regulator. A professional technician with experience working on APUs would be best suited to diagnose and repair the issue.

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You could have a bad circuit breaker button. Replace that and see what happens.

by plugging in a AC lamp if it lights up it is producing electricity. Suggest looking for circuit breaker on generator as possible cause of problem.

The voltage regulator for the generator is not work, replace it. Why, if there no dc voltage to excite the stator it won't any output. GB...stewbison

Colemans were known for losing what is known as "residual magnetism", especially when sitting for long periods of time without use. This residual magnetism is necessary for exciting the field to produce electricity. Here is what you can try: Plug a 110v drill into one of the 110 outlets. While the engine/generator is running, with an open hand (not fingers wrapped around it) spin the chuck while holding the drill trigger in the run position. Many times this small amount of current that will be produced by spinning the drill motor will restore the residual magnetism and excite the field. Keep in mind that if this works, the drill motor will begin to spin immediately since it is plugged into the outlet. Hope this helps.

Could be several problems on the gen set itself. Check to see if there is a surge protection breaker or fuse, depending on age. Make sure all connecting wires are secure and switches are not set to 240v instead of 120v if you are trying to use outlets.

you need to check to make sure you have no power out put, check all receptacle. if none check your owner Manuel on how to flash your unit. you may want to check all breakers. if flashing don't work take it to repair center to check stator and rotor

This sounds like a "flying open" in the rotor. Over time a small part of the wire that winds around the rotor has gotten cracked just enough to open up when it's warm and being pulled on by the force of the rotor spinning. To test this further, take the wires off the brushes and connect an ohm meter across them then run the generator, if you see the ohm meter indicate an open circuit you've found the problem. This can be repaired but it means removing the rotor and finding the weak spot in the winding. You could replace the rotor for a couple of hundred dollars or get a new generator.

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Sometimes the generator loses the magnetic field that allows it to produce power. Do a Google search on "flashing a generator field". There are many ways to do it, but I would recommend doing some reading before trying it. Your "dead" generator could produce hazardous voltage once it comes back to life.

Also, before trying any of this, make sure the circuit breakers on the generator (if equipped) are not tripped.

Good luck and be careful!