Charging problem revisited

Dr. Bert

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Finally got the problem solved! Tried a new ammeter-no change. So that left only the generator, which I exchanged with one that I knew was working, and that gave me the answer to my problem. A generator repairman open the new generator and discovered grease on the brushs! Cleaned them off real well-unit, used emory cloth on the commutator, reassembled the unit, and now it works.
A note of explanation. When I used the + and - when referring to the ammeter, this was meant to denote either the charging side of the scale or the discharge side. I knew it had nothing to do with polarity. Very poor terminology on my part.
My thanks go to JMOR,Iha,Dell(WA), don b, John Ia, and soundguy. Your attempts to help a dummy were greatly appreciated. Bert
 
(quoted from post at 19:09:58 07/15/10) Finally got the problem solved! Tried a new ammeter-no change. So that left only the generator, which I exchanged with one that I knew was working, and that gave me the answer to my problem. A generator repairman open the new generator and discovered grease on the brushs! Cleaned them off real well-unit, used emory cloth on the commutator, reassembled the unit, and now it works.
A note of explanation. When I used the + and - when referring to the ammeter, this was meant to denote either the charging side of the scale or the discharge side. I knew it had nothing to do with polarity. Very poor terminology on my part.
My thanks go to JMOR,Iha,Dell(WA), don b, John Ia, and soundguy. Your attempts to help a dummy were greatly appreciated. Bert

good deal!
 
Bert......thanks for the follow-up. Remember, us guessers are only as good as what the guessee tells us ......Dell
 
Doc......you say.....When I used the + and - when referring to the ammeter, this was meant to denote either the charging side of the scale or the discharge side. I knew it had nothing to do with polarity.
I say.....what I said was for those that don't know,and there are some that don't,believe me. grin don b1
 
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