Stepper Motor
The stepper motor (electric throttle actuator) responds to the inverter module to continuously match engine speed to the power needs of the generator.
The stepper motor (Figure 37) is attached to the top of the carburetor assembly.
2.Measure the resistance across wires (B, Figure 39).
3.Measure the resistance across wires (C, Figure 39).
4.Resistance should measure between 45 - 55 Ω.
5.If the resistance measured is outside of this specified range, replace the stepper motor.
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Before removing the motor assembly, first check the | Some instances of stepper m tor malfunction can be traced | |||
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1. Disconnect wires from inverter and loca e the connector | ||||
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Figure 38 |
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