Husky 3650 Prtable Generator Bad Stator?

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What causes no electrical output in Husky generator?

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Dec 29, 2010 - Let me know what you find, and we will continue of if need be - but the single most common issue with these sets, by far, is a bad voltage ...

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Husky Generator won't start

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Here are the most common reasons your Husky generator's engine won't start - and the parts & instructions to fix the problem yourself.

Fixing Portable Generators - No Power

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Mar 1, 2022 - The most common cause of portable generators failing to produce electricity is from the loss of residual magnetism.

There is a short circuit in your stator or rotor coils wires, coil wire insulation broken down, Try to get the stator or rotor rewired or replaced.

It actually depends on the environment but you will be okay with 10W30

Try squirting starter fluid and see if the engine tries to start. If it does, then focus on the carburetor. If you're sure the source of the trouble is ignition related, check for good continuity on the coil wires to the other end. If it's a stator operated coil, check all connections from the coil to the stator and make sure you have good clean connections and ground.

Need to replace the brushes on the dynamo and have the wire coil checked for shorts. Take to an expert to have the coil checked/ varnished.

I assume that the spark plug are good and the gas line is clear. Try to adjust the gas line supply and default engine startup revolution settings try it full half and minimum back and forth it works. Other gen sets requires a mix of oil with its gas, please do it when it is required with exact proportion. Hope this helps. Goodluck.

it needs to be serviced,it is not generating right

Hi and welcome to FixYa, I am Kelly

The BSI550 came in 4 model types 0, 1, 2, and 3.

Types 2 and 3 are brushless. I am assuming this is a brushless generator and the following list of parts can cause the unit to suddenly stop working.

1. Capacitor(s) This unit has _ capacitors
Usually when capacitors fail on a brushless generator you first start noticing that when there is a load introduced that voltage changes dramatically. However they can just up and quit.
2. Diode pack
3. Wiring from the capacitor to the stator is damaged.
4. The Varistor in the rotor has failed (this fails because of a short in the rotor)
5. Rotor short or open
6 Stator winding short or open.

My years of experience with brushless generators is the 2 most common failures (other than wiring that happens alot) are the Rotor and the capacitors in that order. Rotors fail out of the blue... capacitors usually do not. Take a look inside the control panel. If you notice that the bottom of the the end cap enclosure looks like someone dripped candle wax in it you most likely have a failed capacitor. I probe the capacitor(s) with one terminal removed watching for a brief spike in resistance on the meter and then it drifts to infinity EACH time the meter leads are reversed. (Good result usually). After that is is on to wiring, Rotor and stator resistance tests.

Parts:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/images/Porter_Cable/BSI550-W_TYPE_0.pdf

Thanks for choosing FixYa,
Kelly

Yes, scrap it and buy a new non-Colman generator.

-Mark

there can be many reasons. need more info:
Is it Inverter typr generator?

measure output voltage - anything?
take back cover off generator itself, measure continuity of stator and rotor, and visually inspect windings. You'll find AVR module there too, it may be the reason.