I know, the Onan should run at about 1800 RpM.
I am measuring always more than 60 hz with the Kill-a-Watt.
In idle sometimes 68, under load mostly 63.
I tried to adjust the RPM with the spring loaded screw on top of the carburetor. The little metal thing what moves back an forth does not even touch it, but the RpM does not come down.
I need please some help in adjusting the RpM. . .
Cheers
Bornie
Onan RpM setting
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Bornie
The RPM of the generator are maintained by the governor.Since you do not parallel your generator to some additional generators (like the electrical grid) you do not need to maintain strict 60 Hz.
The frequency variation of your generator has little or no effect to all loads in the RV. Besides it is normal for small engine driven generators.
At 63 Hz your A/C compressor will run 5% faster - which in Florida would be welcome.
The RPM of the generator are maintained by the governor.Since you do not parallel your generator to some additional generators (like the electrical grid) you do not need to maintain strict 60 Hz.
The frequency variation of your generator has little or no effect to all loads in the RV. Besides it is normal for small engine driven generators.
At 63 Hz your A/C compressor will run 5% faster - which in Florida would be welcome.
Oliver P Smile
2005 26ft RSB
2005 26ft RSB