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Power went out - generator kicked on - but only half the house is lit up?
Normally the Generac generator feeds the whole house.
No fuse is tripped and I switched them all anyway (like everyone does). What would make a generator only feed half the house? (if that) At first it wouldn't go on automatically - so that may be a clue. I had to switch it to automatic from manual and after a dozen of those switches, it went on automatically. I'm wondering how to debug the transfer switch but I opened both up and they seem to be the same with no moving parts. Any ideas? |
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