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Likely you will need to replace the ignition module.

GFCI and overcurrent protection (breaker) work in different ways. Suffice to say the GFCI is ~2000x more sensitive and trips long before the typical household breaker. So it's normal for a GFCI trip and the panel breaker to remain closed.The electrician is correct regarding GFCI devices. One GFCI device can protect multiple downstream outlets but some homeowners want a separate reset per floor or each bathroom to have its own reset, etc.As for the hair dryer... you're trying to eliminate trip sources so just leave it unplugged between uses and you'll get your answer.Typical trip sources are the GFCI itself (defect/damage/age) or an appliance of sorts. Then there's rodent or water infiltration issues. Anything you plug into the GFCI circuit is a potential trip source even something seemingly innocuous as a nightlight or air freshener, USB charger, anything that fits into the plug.

Question edited for full make and model. Wiring diagram not supplied for the 7500, but there is one for the 6000 model. https://www.google.com/search?q=All+Power+America+APGG7500+generator+wiring+diagram ..

It should be an "appliance" type bulb. They are made to handle vibrations associated with fans and/or motors.

Question edited for clarity.There are some parts suppliers in the link, but likely to be a special order from China.https://www.google.com/search?q=Fuji+Micro+XG+SF3700+generator+parts..

Turn off the power source to the device you want to test. Unplug the adapter from the power source. Locate the two screws on the adapter's faceplate. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws. Gently pull apart the two halves of the adapter. Once you have opened the adapter, you can use a voltage indicator to test the line voltage . If you don't have one, you can purchase it from Hubbell's website or any other electrical equipment supplier. The MarineEngine.com website states that the Hubbell YQ230 adapter has a UV-resistant housing and two screws on its faceplate. You can use a screwdriver to remove these screws and open the adapter.

What's the make/model? Many don't rev up until they're under load.

question edited for clarity, 'make model (what it is)'. The Google 'versus' trick is useful in question like this. https://www.google.com/search?q=R8806R101C+vs+R8806P101C ..

Moved Category from Cars and Trucks to one of our Ceiling Fan Categories. You can get parts direct from Kichler or from Destination Lighting.

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Whether or not a NEMA 4 controller can be replaced with a controller that is not NEMA 4 depends on the specific application. NEMA 4 controllers are designed to withstand water and dust ingress, so they are often used in outdoor or harsh environments. If the controller is being used in an environment where it is exposed to water or dust, then it is important to replace it with a NEMA 4 controller. Overall, it is important to consult with a qualified electrician before replacing a NEMA 4 controller with a controller that is not NEMA 4. The electrician can assess the specific application and recommend the best controller for the job. If you want to look for a controller, you can visit: https://www.chipsmall.com/bigcategory/industrial-automation-and-controls.html to search for the controller you want.

Replacing a thermostat with a different model requires careful consideration of compatibility, wiring, and features. To determine if a Robertshaw 9560 can replace a 9420:

1. Verify compatibility with your HVAC system based on manuals.
2. Check wiring compatibility or consult an HVAC technician.
3. Compare features to meet your heating/cooling needs.
4. Ensure programming aligns with your requirements.
5. Confirm power requirements match your setup.
6. Assess the user-friendly interface.
7. Check thermostat size and mounting options.
8. Prefer professional installation if unsure.
9. Investigate warranty and support for the 9560.

did you change filter? is fuel supply line pinched or kinked? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_BhETigbMs

Question edited for clarity. Question moved from Computers. There are many PAT Tester manuals here, but no IR80. https://www.pat-testers.co.uk/pages/download-centre Maker address and phone number on Page 1 https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1667980/Robin-Smartpat-5500.html#manual Someone here is willing to email (we don't email anything). We are private individuals just like you, helping others for free. You don't want you email address on a website that gets 11 million views a year! https://www.electriciansforums.net/threads/robin-ir80-pat-tester.113083/ https://www.google.com/search?q=robin+ir80+pat+manual .. General interest video

There may be some information on this site that'll help.... https://www.irv2.com/forums/f258/generator-tries-to-start-on-its-own-303071.html Hopefully. Best to you.

It has low oil level cut off which will prevent spark. Check there is sufficient oil in the engine crankcase. Oil level alert sensors are a common failure so if there's sufficient oil then disconnect the sensor. If engine then runs, replace oil alert sensor. Owners manual is available, no fee download, at the following URL. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/722234/Powerhouse-Ph3100ri.html#manual

Not sure which Powermate 1000 you have as they made diffrent Models of 1000W powermate. But if you have a choke it would be located above the air cleaner. Best to you.

28 - 30 thou or 0.6 - 0.7 mm.

Where did you purchase the switch?

Float levels don't just go bad. But that said you pull the carb and turn it upside down and set the float to be level with the bottom of the carb (bottom with the carb upside down.) Most new stuff doesn't have an adjustment. They break fairly easily. Don't ask how I know.As long as you have it apart, pull the float and hold it down in a cup of fairly hot water and see if it bubbles which would indicate a hole in the float which would let too much gas into the carb causing flooding.Make sure you clean the needle valve and seat and the carb inside while you are at it.