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On 10/27/11 20:30 , m II wrote:
I've had it with Chinese garbage. The amount of trash they produce each year staggers the imagination. What's even more amazing is that we continue to buy it. 'Customer' is quickly becoming synonymous with 'Stupid'. This is the starter solenoid from a 5kw Chinese diesel generator (Launtop powered): http://www.scotiabunk.com/Quality/small-1.jpg The machine has two hours TOTAL running time. Note the quality rubber boot. Also note the soldered connections. Those are the solenoid winding terminations. You can NOT get at the contacts until you de-solder the wires. I learned that when I had to clean the non-conducting starter contacts on another, similar, Launtop machine. Yeah, I had a generator, this summer, throw a rod through the garage wall. The finest Chinese machine work you'd ever like to see punch a hole in a building. Went with a Generac from Whitewater, Wisconsin. |
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On Oct 28, 5:39*am, "D. Peter Maus" wrote:
On 10/27/11 20:30 , m II wrote: I've had it with Chinese garbage. The amount of trash they produce each year staggers the imagination. What's even more amazing is that we continue to buy it. 'Customer' is quickly becoming synonymous with 'Stupid'. This is the starter solenoid from a 5kw Chinese diesel generator (Launtop powered): http://www.scotiabunk.com/Quality/small-1.jpg The machine has two hours TOTAL running time. Note the quality rubber boot. Also note the soldered connections. Those are the solenoid winding terminations. You can NOT get at the contacts until you de-solder the wires. I learned that when I had to clean the non-conducting starter contacts on another, similar, Launtop machine. * *Yeah, I had a generator, this summer, throw a rod through the garage wall. The finest Chinese machine work you'd ever like to see punch a hole in a building. * *Went with a Generac from Whitewater, Wisconsin.- The same company who made the generator that failed after 5 months. They won't honor the two years warrenty because i am over-using it (200 hours). It's a standby generator, i am not suppose to use it, stupid. By the way, should I sue a WI company in Federal court? I don't think they registered in CA. |
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On 10/28/11 10:15 , linnix wrote:
On Oct 28, 5:39 am, "D. Peter wrote: On 10/27/11 20:30 , m II wrote: I've had it with Chinese garbage. The amount of trash they produce each year staggers the imagination. What's even more amazing is that we continue to buy it. 'Customer' is quickly becoming synonymous with 'Stupid'. This is the starter solenoid from a 5kw Chinese diesel generator (Launtop powered): http://www.scotiabunk.com/Quality/small-1.jpg The machine has two hours TOTAL running time. Note the quality rubber boot. Also note the soldered connections. Those are the solenoid winding terminations. You can NOT get at the contacts until you de-solder the wires. I learned that when I had to clean the non-conducting starter contacts on another, similar, Launtop machine. Yeah, I had a generator, this summer, throw a rod through the garage wall. The finest Chinese machine work you'd ever like to see punch a hole in a building. Went with a Generac from Whitewater, Wisconsin.- The same company who made the generator that failed after 5 months. They won't honor the two years warrenty because i am over-using it (200 hours). It's a standby generator, i am not suppose to use it, stupid. Mine is a continuous service generator. So, it's built to a different standard. A standby is a different animal. That said, you don't really get to pick when your power is out. That distinction may be due for a revision. |
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On Fri, 28 Oct 2011 08:15:01 -0700 (PDT), linnix
wrote: On Oct 28, 5:39*am, "D. Peter Maus" wrote: On 10/27/11 20:30 , m II wrote: I've had it with Chinese garbage. The amount of trash they produce each year staggers the imagination. What's even more amazing is that we continue to buy it. 'Customer' is quickly becoming synonymous with 'Stupid'. This is the starter solenoid from a 5kw Chinese diesel generator (Launtop powered): http://www.scotiabunk.com/Quality/small-1.jpg The machine has two hours TOTAL running time. Note the quality rubber boot. Also note the soldered connections. Those are the solenoid winding terminations. You can NOT get at the contacts until you de-solder the wires. I learned that when I had to clean the non-conducting starter contacts on another, similar, Launtop machine. * *Yeah, I had a generator, this summer, throw a rod through the garage wall. The finest Chinese machine work you'd ever like to see punch a hole in a building. * *Went with a Generac from Whitewater, Wisconsin.- The same company who made the generator that failed after 5 months. They won't honor the two years warrenty because i am over-using it (200 hours). It's a standby generator, i am not suppose to use it, stupid. That's nothing.. I had a friend two blocks over.. newly installed Generac standby. (propane).. throw a rod after operating for a just few hours during Hurricane Wilma. It took them 8 days to get a replacement motor. (their power was out for ~16 days).. Meanwhile, My 2200 RPM 2.5Kw Diesel.. ran for 10(5 in am, 5 in pm) hours a day for 13 days, no problem, finally used up most of my 6 year old diesel fuel(~18 gallons). By the way, should I sue a WI company in Federal court? I don't think they registered in CA. |
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