Eb5000 with no a/c output. it was working ok last month and got it out and tryed this time and no output! help

Like a lot of stationary engines a generator engine is governed, or at least should be governed.

That is to say, when the engine is started it should be running at a predetermined speed which is not an idle speed but the speed the engine works most efficiently and that typically would be in the region of perhaps 1800 to 2500 rpm. In the case of an alternating current (ac) generator the speed will be determined by the alternator and the requirement of the frequency of the ac output to be around 50 to 60 cycles per second.

It is the function of the governer to maintain that preset speed within fairly close limits so when an appliance is connected to the generator and switched on the load increases and if it were not for the governer the engine would slow down which would be unacceptable. The governer therefore opens the throttle and restores the speed to the preset value. When the extra load is removed the engine will speed up momentarily and then restabilise at the right speed.

The governer is somethimes an engine driven set of bob-weights hidden inside the crankcase and sometimes nothing more complicated than a flap moving against a spring in the blast of cooling air from the fan. In all cases the governer is connected to the carburettor, typically by an adjustable link that includes a spring.

From your description it would seem the governer of your generator engine is jammed, broken, seriously maladjusted or simply no longer connected.

I hope this helps.

maybe it could be a frayed/broken wire leading to the visual/sound parts. if not then bring it to tech support and have them look at it

Check oil level, may have low oil sensor which will shut it down each time within seconds.
if oil is low add some see if that takes care of it,if not test the sensor

You need to flash the rotor to rebuild the residual magentism so it can induce in the stator.

I have a EB-5000 model B 50 Honda generator the high idle works but can't get it to idle down, I change the switch because it was broke, I looked all springs are there, when I put my finger on the governor rod and pull it back idles down, any suggestions

Usually a sign of a sticking or faulty blend door behind the dash.

Check fuse. If there is an indicator, instrument or light, on the output, check what it says. Loose contact is a possibility.

first check stator for discoloring .

Is sound at the headphone socket?
Does the meter show audio output?
If the answer is yes to these questions check that the connections to the amp are correct and the amp is set up is ok.

Regards
John

As a last resort only: There is a small screw on the laser unit that adjust the laser intensity. Small adjustments (keep a note of the original angle and other angles that you try) can help but be verycareful or you will render the laser as useless as **** on a boar.