Re: [RE-wrenches] Finding ground faults

Hey Bob ! Hi from the west side of the hill. This seems like an easy one... Well, maybe... One a dry day, take a garden hose and spray different parts of the system and see if you can duplicate the problem and locate where the water makes it trip. But you may have to wait a while for each

Re: [RE-wrenches] Finding ground faults

A problem I have seen during my work with SiE is getting the "tray" covers on without pinching a wire, if one of the black plastic bolt guards was left off or lost, it could pinch, but they seem water-tight. I haven't run into any fault problems with SiE, but I see the possibilities. Keep me

[RE-wrenches] Kohler 10RY rewire to 120

Hello wrenches, Does anyone have any good instructions or advice on how to rewire an older Kohler 10RY generator to 120VAC from 120/240? I have heard it is simple, but haven't gotten anything specific yet. Thanks! -- Mac Lewis * "Yo solo sé que no sé nada." -Sócrates * ___

[RE-wrenches] Finding ground faults

Wrenches: Sorry to bring up this situation again, but I could not find a previous discussion thread that talked about step-by-step procedures for tracking down ground faults (I believe it was John Berdner who provided the bulk of the writing in that regard and it related to high voltage strings