The unit starts and runs but does not put out any electric . it is a craftsman 5600.is there a fuse or reley

try running it with nothing hooked up if it runs fine, then the power draw is to much for it that would cause it to hunt !!!

if this is a holiday trailer it is only wired for 110 volts ! are you putting 220 through the fuse panel? if so that would do it !

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Some manufacturers tend to fudge the numbers and throw around the 'peak' output power as continuous and it isn't. Peak (or surge) is the power a generator will handle as starting current (for example) for a motor and can be 120-140% of the actual continuous power.
Check you owner's manual, find the detailed specs which will normally contain the maximum continuous current rating. If it is listed separately for 120 and 220 (240) volts look for separate current ratings for each output.
By multiplying the current(s) times the output voltages you can find the total resistive output into a purely resistive load such as an electric heater.
For example: 120VAC X 20 A=2400 watts. If other outputs are available such as 220VAC, multiply its current rating: 10A. or 2200 watts Adding those two results 2400 2200=4600 watts will give you the rated power of a unit.
You can also recognize stupid power claims if the engine's horsepower is given. One (US) HP = ~746 watts. Since no generator is 100% efficient, its a fair rule of thumb to guesstimate the available electrical power at ~70% of the engine's rating (although, this is often also wildly optimistic). 10 HP X .7= ~746 X 7 or a bit over 5,000 watts.

there is a flasher reley it is likely burned out put on the 4 ways and folow the noise the other reley for turn signals should be close and look identical switch them and see if thet fixes it if it does remove bad flasher reley and replace with new 1 for 10 bucks

check the releys under the hood play musical releys and find the problem child
munber all the releys 1 - 10 then start playing musical releys

sounds like you probably need a new clutch. they short out internally and blows the fuse

5600 watts will not operate off 120 volts.
This is a 220/240 volt hookup.
There are 2 legs of 120 volts each that operate the dryer.
The only part requiring 220v is the heater.
Otherwise 120v routes through the various controls and relays.

ck to see if altenator is putting correct voltage out u may have a bad trans controler

there should be a little bowl on the bottom of the carb if so take the bowl off and a gas can & funnel it should drain everything out the reason for draining all the gas out is if you don't most of the time it will start coroding the parts & when you go to use it again it wont run because the float is stuck or corosion in carb hope that helps e-mail me let me know thanks wade