The wiring diagram for the generator is pretty simple. You have three wires coming out, White/Green/Black. The black is the Hot, White is neutral, and green is ground. If the generator is running and you do not have power at the black wire, the problem is in the generator. Check the circuit breaker on the generator for OK. Make sure that power is passing through it.
There is a transfer switch that switches from gen power to shore power when you activate one source or the other. That's where you need to start. It automatically should switch to one of the sources when you plug in or start the gen.
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First you have to check(visuel & measure) on the excitation system ( thats include the rotor ), when you have problem there, you won't get voltage on the generator(stator)
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Did the generator ever work in the coach? If so, what changed? Was it just worked on (wiring, generator). Does your coach have an inverter? Is your transfer switch manual (move a switch by hand, or plug cord into outlet for generator) or is it automatic?
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