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Coleman Powermate Proforce 2500 Generator - Page 7 Questions & Answers
Spark plug gap on coleman 6250
In order to run/crank the sparkplug gap is not hyper-critical.
.045-.060" should let you run.
Too small of a gap will cause the engine to not start.
9/8/2017 5:11:55 PM •
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I have a coleman powermate maxa 5000 er Generator.
If this is the model I am thinking of, there are 3 outlets. One 240V (L1, L2, Neutral and Earth ground. Some models use a 3 terminal receptacle that combines Neutral and earth.), one 120V receptacle (L1, Neut, earth) and another 120V receptacle (L2, Neut, earth).
If you verified fuse and circuit breakers are good, turn on the generator and verify you get 120V on each of the two outlets. Measuring between the narrow blades of the two 120V outlets should be 240V.
***Shut off the generator.
With a test light or ohmmeter, check continuity from the earth terminal of 120V outlets to 240V outlet. Likewise for neutral (wider blade on 120V outlet). Lastly, check continuity from Narrow blade of each outlet to the 240V outlet.
I suspect that you miswired neutral and earth. On a 4 wire PLUG, it is customary to connect earth and neutral.
Work safely so you can give feedback.
8/30/2017 12:18:03 PM •
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I have a powermate 6250 generator,model
Heat is the enemy of solid state devices. Please, check that the heat syncs are properly installed and that there is no obstruction to good air circulation around the circuit boards and around the generator. Any heat shields removed to replace the circuit boards need to be reinstalled in the original configuration.
10/4/2017 10:09:03 PM •
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Where can I buy a capacitor, regulator and a craft shack for my Coleman 7500/9000
Sorry not sure what a craft shack is in the context of a generator.
Try an internet search for what you need. You are likely to discover genuine parts are quite expensive but items like the capacitor and regulator is likely to be bought in by the generator manufacturer so if the components have printed on them a name, a value, a part number; it is often possible to locate "genuine" parts from the original supplier.
I recently bought a start/run capacitor this way for a pressure washer and it cost me less than a tenth of what it would have done from the pressure washer manufacturer.
11/16/2017 8:50:44 PM •
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