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Check resistance of rotor, field, and stator windings.

Typical Microwaves pull 700-1000 (6-8-amps)

No, you can't do any of that. A 60 amp breaker would allow the microwave to burn first before the breaker tripped. This is an easy job for an electrician to do, get it done to code specs. It is worth having it done right for a couple of hundred bucks that burning the hose down or turning all the earth points into a voltage sink.

Visit the website to get more support: www.dieselgeneratortech.com.

I would look on the refrigerator for a nameplate with that info.

what make of engine is in it plug specs are on a decal somewhere around the plug or in the operators manual search -- operators manual for powermate generators -- as the engines will all run the same plug for that make of engine

7500

call a technician to diagnose the problem could be a faulty thermostat or low on gas

understand that the advertised capacity is not the real capacity of a gen set The 3.5 kv is max for a short time and that is in reality full load of around 2.8 kv full time rated load Black smoke is over fueling and as you cannot mention if petrol or diesel then the problems can be very different for petrol it is choke ,blocked air filter if diesel it is bad injector, pump out of calibration or incorrect injection timing

need to know voltage to determine watts the answer is printed on the side of the compressor

problems do not do it

Eighty watts is constant regardless of what voltage you pick. So get a eighty watt twelve volt motor. Satisfy the wireing requirements for whichever motor satisfies your heart.
HP = torque x rpm / 5252. = 746 watts
You do your own juggling with your known values. All you give is 80 W.

hi check that the voltage regulator is in good working order, check insure the governor is free from dirt and that the retainer light spring is not fouling , and check the volcanizing elements are not shot circuiting or the insulation is braking down

I can only give some general thoughts on this, I have patched up a few inverters. Their core parts rely on a component called capacitors these over time degrade with heat which reduces their manufactured value this will mean they fail to fully do their job. The usual result is not providing a smooth supply rail allowing voltage spikes which trip over and under voltage sensing firing off the alarm, more so when not loaded with appliances as spikes can become large. Your appliances would be snubbing out these through their loading but this can be trouble because they are absorbing this extra energy which may damage them eventually. This situation will possibly get worse with the inverter failing, it will need a service engineer to work on it or to purchase a new one if there is no local regional repair place. Look up faulty capacitors in power supplies on the web for an insight. Hope this helps........

Use the oil designed to be mixed with your fuel. Available at all outfits that sell generators, etc. Walmart and home depot have it.

need more info---a name brand of generator with engine type and double check the model number---could not research any info as something missing somehow----I'm not trying to get smart but nothing seems to cross??

3.3 amps

Watts are a simple calculation of Volts x Amps. Check the power supply or the information plate on the fridge. Buy an inverter that is slightly larger than the number you get.

from the sevice agent that does the services on that brand of machine

You can't download the manual free, you must purchase it thru the manufacturers parts division.