Why honda generator wont start eu30 - Electrical Supplies

your carb is blocked and you will have to clean it and also check the filters for blockages

If you filled the fuel tank with gasoline enhanced with ethanol the fuel may be bad and caused the carburetor to gum up. Also Honda engines have a low oil sensor and from your description of the oil, can cause problems with the sensor and the engine won't start. Try changing the oil first and then adding a small engine gasoline additive that helps with stale gasoline starting problems.

Multiquip GA-6HEB Honda motor will not make a complete revolution on the engine gets stopped goes back the other way and the same thing.

On the ev6010 Honda generator the posive starter wire is black and was accidently hooked up to the chassis ground wire. Then the start button was pushed and nothing happened. I corrected the wire hookup to the positive side but will not start still

if your battery is discharged it will get charged when the genny will start try to start through the recoil starter pulling the rope and check your engine oil level before starting

if there is no spark in the plug as you are saying for that matter check the current coil and the inverter section for the loss of current if you have already changed the sparkplug if not do change

Is the ignition switch turned to "ON" . Is it full of oil?

Change spark-plug and take bowl off carberator and spray with B-12 carb. cleaner.

check pulse generator circuit for any opens or shorts..even if you still show a weak purplish/red spark its bad..it must be a big bluish/white spark..check plug #1 for spark and then check #3 foe spark if there both week then its your pulse generators that are bad ..but if one of them has a blushish spark then it that systems coil..eg #1and#4 or the #2and #3 coils..

First make sure that you have a spark; remove the spark plug and position it so that the threads are touching the engine frame. Pull the cord and check the plug for spark. If you have spark, put the plug back in.

Get some starting fluid and spray it into the air intake of the carbuerator. Try to start the engine. If it starts and then stops, that indicates that you have a fuel delivery problem. Clean the fuel filter.