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What year and iinfo on my Evinrude model #3302S serial #B13252
- Based on model number and serial number you provided, it appears that you have an Evinrude outboard motor that was manufactured in 1965. Here is some additional information about your motor:
- The model number, 3302S, indicates that it is a 3 horsepower (hp) motor with a short (S) shaft length.
- The serial number, B13252, is used to identify the specific motor and can be used to find additional information such as its exact manufacturing date and the original dealer it was sold to.
- This model of Evinrude motor is a two-stroke engine that runs on a gasoline/oil mixture. It has a single-cylinder powerhead and uses a manual recoil starter.
- The motor features a tiller handle for steering and throttle control, and has a built-in fuel tank with a capacity of about 1 quart. It can also be connected to an external fuel tank if desired.
- Since this motor is over 50 years old, it may require special maintenance and care to keep it running properly. You may want to consult with an experienced mechanic or Evinrude dealer for advice on how to maintain and repair the motor.
3/14/2023 6:12:42 AM •
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AOSmith 1hp lift motor starts then trips breaker , any ideas?, thants
There are a few possible reasons why your AOSmith 1hp lift motor starts and then trips the breaker:
- Overload: The motor may be overloaded and drawing too much current. Check the load on the motor and make sure it is within the motor's capacity.
- Short Circuit: A short circuit could be causing the motor to draw too much current and trip the breaker. Check the wiring for any signs of damage or wear.
- Faulty Motor: The motor itself could be faulty and causing the overload or short circuit. Check the motor windings for any signs of damage or wear.
- Tripped Thermal Overload: The motor may have a thermal overload switch that shuts off the motor if it gets too hot. Check the motor for any signs of overheating and reset the thermal overload switch if necessary.
- Faulty Breaker: The breaker itself could be faulty and tripping prematurely. Check the breaker for any signs of wear or damage.
It is recommended to consult a licensed electrician or motor technician to diagnose and fix the issue, as working with electricity can be dangerous if not done properly.
11/6/2022 11:04:41 AM •
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