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Old 07-18-2016, 03:11 PM   #2
axis earl
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: S.O.B.
State: California
Posts: 1,368
THOR #3483
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Originally Posted by montana mike View Post
Picked up our 2016 Friday. Started travel home Saturday all the campgrounds with hook ups were full Saturday night, decided to boondock. Started gen ran five minutes shut down. Tried again run 20 minutes. Checked gen notice on the carb it has a nob to set for the elevation, were we at (5920 ft) ran great for two Hours. Sunday same problem set for lower elevation would keep shutting down. I live 500 miles from the nears RV dealer. Any suggestions
Shutdowns as you describe are usually due to one of the systems on the generator not properly set, etc. So does it run fine if you have it set to the higher elevation on the carburetor? Did the dealer tell you to run the generator once a month for two hours under load? This keeps the carburetor from getting gummed up. We were also told that the carburetors are no longer rebuilt, they get replaced... meaning $$$$. Mine gets run the first of every month, without fail. Just curious what you are running, appliance wise, amp wise, etc., when you are running the generator. Circuit breakers will be thrown if you run A/C and the microwave at the same time. Not sure that would make your generator shut down. Anyone else have some ideas?
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