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The solenoid pulls the carburetor throttle plate closed and the engine drops to idle ...Turn it off (close it) and the solenoid releases; the welder idles up. ... If it does show power-with the engine off, remove the wire and recheck the terminal. ... B. The idler solenoid is good but it will not idle up when you strike an arc, or when a ...
coop.bounceme.net/term/bobcat-250-welder-service-manual Why does my miller bobcat welder generator not stay at an idle when swithed to low idle, insted it goes back and ... Won't strike an arc,fuses ok brushes and slip.
Make sure the switch for remote power or control at machine is on the right setting. It will arc but very faint if this switch is not on the right setting.
It looks like Hobart made 3 different versions of the 10,000. If you go to their website and enter the model # (and serial #), you can download the exact owners manual with complete parts listing (according to their site). The website is: http://www.hobartwelders.com/service/owners-manuals
The part should be available from them..or with the part number, you can google it and see what is out there in the secondary market.
measure ouput on ALL available sockets - anything?
Take cover off electric motor-generator, visually inspect windings.
Measure continuity of all stator windings (2 or 3 points usually)
Measure continuity of stator thru brushset.
If all measures ok - has to be AVR module.
There is no mistery in generator - just stator to induce and rotor to obtain voltage.
sounds like either something is shorted out or the governor is stuck. Check the governor linkage to start with and make sure it is free. Then check the push in breakers for the outlets to see if they are popped. If not the brushes or the armature could be stuck or corroded.
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