Hi guys-
I have a Powermate 2500 watt generator with an automatic throttle that I'm having trouble with. If I go through my normal procedures (choke, turn on the kill switch, pull cord), it won't start. If I pour some gas into the carb I can get it to start for several seconds. If I reach in and manipulate the throttle by hand I can get it to stay started. But, when I let the automatic throttle controller do its job, the generator will sputter like it's out of gas. Also, the throttle will move open/closed over and over until the generator stops.
The gas is good & I have always used a fuel stabilizer, the filter is clean, there isn't a clog in the supply line, and the spark plug is still good. I only use it 5-6 times a year and its always started up easily.
Any ideas? Thanks.
I have a Powermate 2500 watt generator with an automatic throttle that I'm having trouble with. If I go through my normal procedures (choke, turn on the kill switch, pull cord), it won't start. If I pour some gas into the carb I can get it to start for several seconds. If I reach in and manipulate the throttle by hand I can get it to stay started. But, when I let the automatic throttle controller do its job, the generator will sputter like it's out of gas. Also, the throttle will move open/closed over and over until the generator stops.
The gas is good & I have always used a fuel stabilizer, the filter is clean, there isn't a clog in the supply line, and the spark plug is still good. I only use it 5-6 times a year and its always started up easily.
Any ideas? Thanks.