Megger

A GA if there ever was one tc.

Your title/name is offensive, insensitive and arrogant.

Please request that Admin. change it to something that is not offensive.

I don't find it the least bit offensive. I say leave it as is.

I'm not religious and I still think it is offensive, arrogant and rude.

I say lose it, fast.

First you open up the generator alternator and find the megger that is allegedly in it.

Oh lord, why are you asking us?

Are you testing our faith in manufacturer's manuals?

First case where it would have been better to post anonym. I dont think this name suits you nor do I think one should pick this name in any case.

Please have it changed.

To answer part of the question: look up the manual how to open the alternator to get the megger out. Note to yourself: kick the ones backside for putting it in in the first place.

Sorry dont know how to check the megger ones its out. Google might now.

Jesuschrist, all you have to do is hook the goddamn thing up.

More than that; somebody's gotta turn the crank or push the button, and then read the meter.

1. Remove the 36 bolts that hold the hatch cover in place (in red).

2. Remove hatch cover (in red).

3. Check megger (not shown in picture).

4. If megger checks out, replace hatch cover and 36 bolts (in red).

For a guy that can allegedly walk on water, I am surprised you could not figure this out yourself

"For a guy that can allegedly walk on water, I am surprised you could not figure this out yourself"

He's more of a people person with a bit of wood crafting skills on the side.

Now, now, you can't expect too much after 2000 years out of circulation... technology has changed a little. At least he knew where to ask for advice.

Here you go, jesuschrist.... on a platter:

http://www.powerplus.com/critical-power/megger-testing.html

In my experience of over 30 years in the field, I have never checked a megger in an alternator.