| Re: [GMCnet] Onan Speed Control Spring Setting [message #279810] |
Sat, 13 June 2015 15:43 |
Arthur Mansfield
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sorry wrong server the last time
On Jun 13, 2015, at 3:42 PM, amansfield1104@charter.net wrote:
> I moved the spring setting to the farthest from the pivot point. I am wondering what the affect of having lower spring tension in holding the content RPM of the motor. Should I move it back to the inner location.
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> I can not seem to get my Onan to hold better than +/- 2 volts unless I take the voltage up to about 135 which is to high.
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> I changed the spring and put the spring away from the manifold and raised the spring a ½ inch to keep it cool. After running both AC for over an hour the speed held with the voltage to the same level as it started at which was way better than earlier to day as the speed (voltage) kept dropping with time.
> ow much variation in voltage and frequency can the AC units take before burning out? Both AC have been replaced with newer units.
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> Art & Doris
> Decatur AL
> 76 EL
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