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What happens if your generator is too small?
Lets say I have a Yamaha EF1000 that can put out 9a max. (Which I don't)
And lets say my refrigerator draws 13a to start, and 1.5a to run. (Which it does) What will happen if I try to start the fridge off the genny? I am guessing the generator will simply stall, with no harm to either. Is that right? Now for the really foolish question... Any way to start the fridge off the undersized generator? |
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