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hi can you visually see that the solenoid is working by seeing that the choke actually close when the solenoid are being activated if so the fault is elsewhere .

That may be normal. Some generators have to have the magnetic field excited in order to increase the magnetic lines of force for the armature to cut through.

need to calibrate the main control board. 83089. also is it overspeed or overcrank? if the board does not see the right rpm or is blow a certain threshold it will think it has not started yet and shut down on overcrank.

check your frequency of the ac, if this is high, then adjust the rpms. If that is fine and it is shutting down, check overspeed adjustment on control board if it has it.

Usually the generator will shut down if the ac is not present coming out of the generator. You stated that it still runs but no power on the output. Check your breakers first to make sure they are working properly. Depending on what board you have you can check to see if ac is present getting back to the board as well. If your board does not have this then they are using the frequency as a safety disconnect feature. That would lead you back to the regulator or loose connection or..dirty slip rings if this unit has brushes.

Something might be wrong with your automatic transfer switch.

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I do not like to see generators exposed to those conditions ever put into service without some sort of heater that energizes on cold conditions. When a generator starts, it quickly goes to full speed in order to provide the correct frequency AC power. Normally, engines do not like this abuse! Your dealer should be able to guide you re available options.

Possibly the needle and seat valve or check for a cloggeg air filter or a tear or hole it the carb body. Good luck, Marty

Yes it does have a low-oil sensor.

Call the people that did the service.. ASK them to come fix it...it should be in a "warranty" period for their service/labor.. make sure they know its NEVER failed until THEY worked on it!!

Make sure the throttle governor is connected.

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