2011 Silver Eagle 2750 No Power

DocHogan

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Starter was clicking when key turned, checked battery (12.8V), found bad positive cable. Removed starter, bench test (good), repaired positive cable, put everything back together. Turned key, no beep tone, nothing. Checked battery voltage at 12.7, voltage on starter at 12.7, looked over everything I worked on and it was all in place. I’m thinking key switch, not sure how to validate key switch other than poking around with an Ohmmeter, any suggestions? Thanks in advance, DocHogan
 
Did you check the fuses? When you put the starter back on did you get the wires on the starter correctly. I assume this is a 27hp Generac engine.
 
Did you check the fuses? When you put the starter back on did you get the wires on the starter correctly. I assume this is a 27hp Generac engine.
Yes sir, wires are correct, fuses looked good, and it is 27hp Generac & thank you for the wiring diagram too!
 
Check negative ground cables for being loose.I would also remove battery & take to auto parts store for load test at no cost to you.
Yes sir, the 2 grounds I’m aware of are both secure. I did a load test on battery which was a bit low and replaced to be safe…new battery did not help 🤷.
 
When the battery didn’t work I gave up and took it to the shop. With our rain lately and more expected this week I needed to get it repaired, I hate borrowing equipment. I appreciate the help !
 
I’m actually looking for this PDF manual right now. Thanks a lot for sharing! And I also noticed that my PDFs stopped opening, and to be honest, it threw me for a bit of a loop. I used the PDF Guru online converter from a review https://timesofmalta.com/article/pdf-guru-reviewing-allinone-pdf-solution-platforms-a2.1098065 with full information about it. This converter is very convenient, so it might be useful to someone as a temporary solution for this kind of problem. Overall, though, it looks like I’ll have to do something about my reader.
 
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