Thanks for confirming my suspicions. It sounds like both companies are avoiding their responsibilities to the equipment owners and the service techs, much like the Chinese equipment manufactures.
We are left to figure out what wrong with no help from either one. Some of us makes them look good by repairing the problems without their help.
In this case it does appear the alternator has a built-in voltage regulator so does need a trigger voltage to operate so make with the 50 amp charging fuse is good too. According the original IPL it is a 50 amp circuit breaker but later they claimed it was replaced by a 50 amp fuse. I don't know it is an auto reset breaker or an once tripped it has to be replaced version.
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