[deeztha1]

I have a Rigid 8000w that we have used almost daily for a project. But now none of the outlets have power coming out. It has a total of 4 - 120v AC GFCI 20 Amp receptacles and 1 - 120/240volt AC 30 amp receptacle.

None have power, but the gen runs fine I checked the breakers and none are tripped

So I think it's the capacitor, does this seem correct?

[crigby]

Hi,
Doubtful that it is a capacitor. Often there is a "hidden" solid state breaker. Provide tha model number and I will attempt to get the breakdown.
Peace,
Clarke

[deeztha1]

Rigid RD8000 / RD80011

[deeztha1]

Sorry disregard the last message those are the series numbers.


Model # EX400SE52208217

[crigby]

Hi,
Here is the parts breakdown from one place:
http://www.mastertoolrepair.com/imag...8000_parts.pdf
Additionally Ridgid has a good site with a Forum and Support choice on the menu. There are tutorials (I did not look at them) in the Support section.
8000 Watt Generator - RIDGID Professional Tools
Another source for parts is:
Ridgid RD8000 Parts List and Diagram : eReplacementParts.com
You say the you tried the circuit breakers; did you also try resetting the GFCI buttons on the receptacles?
Peace,
Clarke

[deeztha1]

Hi,
Here is the parts breakdown from one place:
http://www.mastertoolrepair.com/imag...8000_parts.pdf
Additionally Ridgid has a good site with a Forum and Support choice on the menu. There are tutorials (I did not look at them) in the Support section.
8000 Watt Generator - RIDGID Professional Tools
Another source for parts is:
Ridgid RD8000 Parts List and Diagram : eReplacementParts.com
You say the you tried the circuit breakers; did you also try resetting the GFCI buttons on the receptacles?
Peace,


Clarke

Yes I did try the resets. I even tested to see if power was even going to the receptables. But no its not.


Thanks for the pdf and the links

[crigby]

Hi,
Did you check to see if there is power leaving the generator itself?
Peace,
Clarke