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Generator fuse blown
I just purchased a new house and it has a 40kw bryant generator. I noticed it is not working and found the 15amp fuse blown. I replace the fuse and followed the startup procedure. When the panel calls for startup, the fuse immediately blows. I checked the connections and cannot find anything loose, frayed or cut...
Has anyone run into this problem and what are some areas to check? I am trying to get the diagnostic manual as the operating manual just states replace fuse... Any help is appreciated. |
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Hi,
Evidently the generator part is wholely separate from the heating and air. The only slightly relevant thing I found was this link: Legacy Home Power Generator - Bryant Peace, Clarke |
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