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Originally Posted by sueasher1@netzero.net
Thank you and sorry, I thought my info was included. Thor Axis 2014. Had the ATS replaced by a very competent technician last (2019) spring so I don’t think anything Thor did is involved. I stood by the tech’s shoulder as he did his work so it really didn’t seem very complicated to replace the bad ATS just a bear to get to because it’s behind the heater which had to be removed. The tech I usually use here at home is not available because of COVID.
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Well with that information about a new ATS and installation by a competent tech it may not be an ATS issue. But since you got no juice from either the generator or SP (until it kicked in) I would look at common wiring from the ATS to the power panel. It may be a loose connection at the main input breaker.
That's where I'd start my search with the new information.
And as The Breeze said, loose connections equal high resistance connections when they are working which does result in heat and burning
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