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check voltage input at voltage regulator, then check output from the regulator.

You may find the following documents helpful for troubleshooting and parts. I use www.arcolawn.com for parts but any reseller can assist you. Material Number Manual (PDF) 0H4099 EV C/PNL 410 XG PORTABLE 6.5KW 0H5145 WD SD 8.0KW XG ES 0J1587A EV XG8000ES 49ST 0J2873 EV XG8E 410CC 0J4651 MANUAL LOWES XG8000E 0J3335A WARRANTY STATEMENT EMSN E1 P3

the governor or or the idle coil assy needs to be replaced. Possible that a adjustment could be made.

See if there is an oil pressure guage on the dash. When you start the machine it probably has a low oil pressure shutdown which shuts the engine off when you release the start button. This is an interlock. Watch the oil guage and keep the start button engaged until you see oil pressure, release the button and it will continue to run at that point. Your second issue may be a function of the choke. If you are having to choke the engine to start, you may have to play with the choke position to keep from overfueling the unit which may cause it to stall and possibly backfire as it has to much fuel to be burned on the compression stroke, and is igniting occasionally on the intake stroke. Hope this helps. Marvin

this is down to fule shortage strip card and all fule pipes clean the tank on off tap and any filters fitted also check all the jets inside the carberetor blow out with comprest air,,,dont go pokeing wire into any jets!! that could wreck the jet, but its all down to fule shortage

Has it got a low oil sensor? Most hondas have Try putting some more oil in motor

fuel problem, the float in the carborator is stuck, if you tap on the carborator bowl it will probably get freed up.if not take the bowl off and spray the insides with carb. cleaner.

It is possible that your voltage regulator is shot but before purchasing the volt regulator try flashing the fields first and make sure the brushes and rings are clean.

look where you plug items in for power there should be a little circuit breaker there (a little black button) puss it in you should be ready to go.

Owen....sounds like fuel starvation check u have plenty fuel then clean ur fuel filter in line and in tank if u have 1, to check fuel is running ok remove fuel line the end thats connected to carb put in jar to catch fuel if runs ok thats good if slow flow or just dribbling blow through with air line then check again if ok reconnect

go to any auto parts store and get one of the products they have to remove the gum in the carburator and line. Some of the products are simply poured into the gas tank along with some fresh gas. good luck.

It's possible that one of the newer sensors could work in place of your 1457 sensor, but it depends on the specifications of the newer sensors and the compatibility with your base unit. The I MAX1457 sensor, which is a highly integrated analog-sensor signal processor optimized for piezoresistive sensor calibration and compensation. However, I have no information about its compatibility. If you're looking for a replacement sensor, I suggest contacting the manufacturer of your base unit to inquire about compatible sensors. Alternatively, you can check the user manual of your base unit to see if it lists compatible sensors. Garage door opener sensors are not universal. Safety sensors can only communicate with garage door openers from the same brand.

Unlikely unless you know the secret maker name and can find them in China. At the moment, no one has heard of it apart from here on Fixya. All questions need FULL 'make model (what it is)' please. https://www.google.com/search?q=dse+z111 ..

Question edited for clarity. Question moved from Motorcycles category. Of course not! You will burn out all the electronic components. You can't just double the voltage. Conversely you can't put a 1.5 volt battery in place of a 3 volt one. Get the proper battery. https://www.starrett.com/contact-us# ..

See section 9 (Time and Alarm Setting) of this manual at page 8. Microsoft Word - KW9007W-SM_2_WWVB VERSION RC-NONE.doc (fccid.io)

Question edited for clarity. Question moved from Cars and Trucks category. A bit specialised for Fixya, but I just read the manual. Scale Factor = Section 7-45 Page 295. Change from 5.000000 to 0.000000 Or try removing the battery again for 10 minutes and replace. There doesn't appear to be a hard reset function. Or the maker support Metronics, Inc. Bedford, New Hampshire, USA http://www.auto-met.com/metronics/ab05.html

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1.Remove the batteries to determine if they have been properly installed in the unit. I know I've messed up installing multiple batteries is a unit. Ck just incase. :) 2.Then the battery unit can be removed 10 seconds to allow the capacitor to discharge and reset the unit.

check settings, You could bypass softener for a day and night and if regenerates it is defective and should be replaced. Do you have any dripping faucets or leaking water heater.

Here is a possible wiring diagram for the voltmeter on a 1996 Peterbilt 379 with a C15 engine:

1. The voltmeter gets power from the battery through a 5A fuse (F2) and a 10A circuit breaker (CB7).
2. The voltmeter is grounded through a ground wire (GND) connected to the chassis.
3. The voltmeter receives the signal from the alternator through a wire (ALT) connected to the alternator "sense" terminal.
4. The voltmeter also receives a signal from the ignition switch through a wire (IGN) connected to the ignition switch "ACC" terminal.

Here is a possible wiring diagram based on this description: Battery positive (+) ---[F2]---[CB7]--- Voltmeter (+) ' ' Battery ground (-) -------------[GND]--- Voltmeter (-) ' ' Alternator "sense" terminal ---[ALT]--- Voltmeter signal input ' ' Ignition switch "ACC" terminal ---[IGN]--- Voltmeter signal input Note: This is just a possible wiring diagram and may not reflect the exact wiring configuration in your specific vehicle. It is always recommended to consult the wiring diagram provided in the vehicle's service manual or consult a qualified mechanic or electrician for assistance.