LarsMac
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We have been hanging out at daughter's home for a few weeks.
Plugged in to 20 AMP circuit from their garage, and everything has been working well.
Yesterday, we had to move out of range of the power source we have been using due to construction activity.
I started the generator (Onan Genset), mostly as monthly run.
We were out in the sun and it started to warm up, so Started the AC.
The AC would pull the generator down to almost a stall, and the the AC would drop, The Generator would build back up, AC would kick on, again, and bog the generator down, again.
We have not seen this before. we have on occasion run the AC for hours feeding of the generator power. (in a lot warmer weather, as well)
turned off the AC and let the generator run for an hour. No issue, at all. Then tried the AC again. Same problem.
We are back on shore power again, and AC is fine. (Still only 20 AM feed. )
Not even where to start to figure this out.
We plan to hit the road again by end of week, hope to have this resolved before we head out.
Any suggestions would be welcome.
Plugged in to 20 AMP circuit from their garage, and everything has been working well.
Yesterday, we had to move out of range of the power source we have been using due to construction activity.
I started the generator (Onan Genset), mostly as monthly run.
We were out in the sun and it started to warm up, so Started the AC.
The AC would pull the generator down to almost a stall, and the the AC would drop, The Generator would build back up, AC would kick on, again, and bog the generator down, again.
We have not seen this before. we have on occasion run the AC for hours feeding of the generator power. (in a lot warmer weather, as well)
turned off the AC and let the generator run for an hour. No issue, at all. Then tried the AC again. Same problem.
We are back on shore power again, and AC is fine. (Still only 20 AM feed. )
Not even where to start to figure this out.
We plan to hit the road again by end of week, hope to have this resolved before we head out.
Any suggestions would be welcome.