20 Most Recent Coleman Powermate 5000W Home Backup Generator #PM0435 - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Check for spark. If it has spark, try starting using starting fluid. If that starts it, then you know it is a fuel problem. You may need to rebuild the carb.

gen sets require a dc voltage to energize the field windings and there is a voltage regulator built in That could be faulty talk with your local genset repair shop to get ideas

take that you mean capacitor( compastor) take the unit to a gen set repair shop and they will have suitable capacitors or will know where to get one

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Defective motor is my guess.

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First check to see if your gen has a tripped GFCI that needs to be reset at the outlet. If it's not a GFCI outlet, it's possible you may have a disconnected or broken wire going to the outlet. You'll need to trace the wiring back to the meter..

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We are unable to find a manual, but 50:1 usually if it is a 2 stroke.

sounds like a sticking float or clogged needle jet inside the carb. i'm currently working on exactly that same issue

there are natural or lpg operated engines in gen sets being sold currently on the market try talking to a gen set repair /retailer shop to get the make of carby being used on those motors regardless of the engine make , what is required is the engine capacity (CC) so that the correct flow rate for the engine through the carby can be sorted to get the correct carby once the carby is identified , it may be possible to get it from e-bay or a gen set manufacture spares that makes lpg or natural gas gensets

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