Desa Rgh3000, Rgh3000pr, Rgh5500a, Rgh5500aie, Rgh7500aie, And Rgh11000aie AUTO-IDLE Operation

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OWNER’S MANUAL

OPERATION

Continued

HONDA

ON

OFF START

Engine

ENGINE SW

SwitchCIRCUIT

BREAKER

ON/push OFF

Figure 24 - Engine Switch (Models

RGH5500AIE, RGH7500AIE, and

RGH11000AIE Only)

Choke Lever (Open Position)

Figure 25 - Choke Lever Opened (Model RGH7500AIE Shown)

AUTO-IDLE OPERATION

IMPORTANT: Never start engine with elec- trical loads connected. Start engine before adding electrical loads.

1.If engine is cold, turn the Auto-Idle switch OFF (see Figure 26).

2.Start engine. Allow engine to warm up with no load for five minutes.

3.Turn Auto-Idle switch ON. Engine will slow to idle speed. Engine idle speed is preset. Idle speed adjustment should not be necessary.

4.Operate generator according to speci- fications outlined in owner's manual.

5.Engine will automatically increase to normal operating speed when you plug load into any generator outlet.

Auto-Idle Switch

120

VOLTS

 

RESET

TEST

 

Auto-

ON

Idle

 

OFF

ENM

 

 

 

HOURS00000005

RESET

240

 

1/10

VOLTS

 

 

 

 

RESET

 

RESET

 

 

 

 

 

 

RESET

Figure 26 - Control Panel

Note: The 250 Volt/50 Amp receptacle is not connected through the Auto-Idle circuit. The Auto-Idle switch must be turned off to get full power out of this receptacle (see Figure 26).

6.The Auto-Idle system should be turned OFF when generator is shut down.

Adjusting the Idle Speed

IMPORTANT: Adjust the idle speed only:

If the idle speed becomes too high.

If the engine idle speed will not regulate (en- gine idles and speeds up again and again).

1.Turn Auto-Idle switch OFF. Start en- gine. Allow engine to warm up with no load for five minutes.

WARNING: Always set the idle speed before turning on the Auto- Idle. If idle speed is not set, the larger resistor on the control board may become hot. Heat from the resistor may damage the protec- tive coating on the control board.

2.Remove engine linkage cover (Mod- els RGH5500AIE and RGH7500AIE).

3.Push plunger into solenoid body to manu- ally engage solenoid and set idle speed.

4.Loosen the M8 nut that holds the sole- noid mounting bracket to the generator

(Models RGH5500AIE and RGH7500AIE, see Figure 27). Do not loosen bolt that holds the solenoid mounting bracket to the generator on Model RGH11000AIE (see Figure 28).

5.Slowly pull solenoid bracket away from engine (on Model RGH11000AIE this will require bending the bracket slightly).

6.With a volt meter, check the no-load output voltage at the 120-volt duplex receptacle. At proper idle speed (2680 minimum RPM) the meter should read 50-60 volts. Lower settings will cause the Auto-Idle to not operate properly.

7.After reaching proper idle speed, tighten M8 nut to secure solenoid

mounting bracket (Models RGH5500AIE and RGH7500AIE, see Figure 27).

8.Turn Auto-Idle switch ON. Make sure solenoid is engaged. When engaged, the plunger is pulled back into the solenoid.

9.If the engine speed is too slow, the en- gine will want to "hunt" or speed up and slow down repeatedly. When this occurs, increase engine speed by adjust- ing throttle stop screw on carburetor (refer to Carburetor Adjustment in Honda Engine Manual).

10.Replace the engine linkage cover

(Models RGH5500AIE and RGH7500AIE).

Solenoid Mounting

 

Bracket

M8 Nut

ENGINE

OFF

Figure 27 - Solenoid Bracket Location,

Models RGH5500AIE and RGH7500AIE

Only

Solenoid

Mounting

Bracket

Bolt

Figure 28 - Solenoid Bracket Location, Model RGH11000AIE Only

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Contents Portable Gasoline Generators OWNER’S Operation and Installation ManualPortable Gasoline Generators Safety InformationIf engine speed changes greatly Product IdentificationGeneral Information High and LOW Temperature OperationUnpacking VentilationModel SpecificationsRGH3000PR RGH5500AIE RGH7500AIE RGH11000AIE Full Power Selector Switch Generator FeaturesOIL Alert System AUTO-IDLE SystemFuel Engine OILReceptacle Circuit Breaker Engine Circuit BreakerInstalling Battery Cables to Engine BatteryHandles TOP Cover Recommended Minimum Wire Gauges AWG for Extension Cords Mounting Battery to GeneratorExtension Cords Generator GroundingChart 1 Typical Electric Appliance Wattages Standby Installation to Home or BuildingChart Determining Electrical Load for GeneratorUsing Receptacle Power Cord and Plug RequirementsOperation General InformationStarting PrestartAUTO-IDLE Operation Adjusting the Idle SpeedHigh Altitude Operation Adding Electrical Loads Disconnecting Electric LoadsStopping Engine Troubleshooting Maintenance and RepairsStorage Wiring Diagrams Electrical Component SpecificationsWiring Diagram, Model RGH5500AIE Wiring Diagram, Model RGH11000AIE Accessories Technical ServiceReplacement Parts Servicing the EngineFor Models RGH3000 RGH3000PR Alternator Assembly Illustrated Parts ListKEY Part Number Description QTY Parts Available not ShownFor Models RGH5500A RGH5500AIE, Alternator AssemblyPart Number for Model KEY RGH5500AIE RGH7500AIE Description QTYKEY Part Description Number QTY For Model RGH11000AIE Alternator AssemblyWP-5C For Models RGH3000 RGH3000PR Roll CagePortable Gasoline Generators Only on RGH5500AIE electric start models Tank and Roll Cage WP-4C For Model RGH11000AIE Fuel Tank and Roll CageFor Models RGH5500A RGH5500AIE, RGH7500AIE Control Panel Under Replacement Parts onFor Model RGH11000AIE Control Panel Listed under Replacement Parts onFor Solenoid and Control Board Assemblies and Mounting For Solenoid and Control Board Assemblies and Mounting International Keep this Warranty

Rgh3000, Rgh3000pr, Rgh5500a, Rgh5500aie, Rgh7500aie, And Rgh11000aie specifications

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