Attempting to diagnose Hyundai HY2000SEi brief case generator overload fault

[@chetmyers7041]

1:15 Does the large capacitor on LEFT have a dent in the case? Maybe just reflections.

[@DavesDiscoveriesChannel]

@@chetmyers7041 the first thing I did was replace the caps 👍
I ended up baking the PCB in the oven and it’s fixed

[@w00dyfishon83]

hello i had the same problem with my hyundai 2000si i put the controller in the oven at 175 fahrenheit for 24 hrs and i tried again and it worked good lock maybe

[@DavesDiscoveriesChannel]

Thanks I’ll try a “reflow”

[@DavesDiscoveriesChannel]

Just tried “cooking” mine at 180c for 10 minutes and it only works now 😮
Thanks!!

[@Crusty_moto]

Can you elaborate on this method please? What exactly are you putting in the oven the whole inverter module? Thanks

[@miked1756]

@@Crusty_moto Did you ever get an answer? I'm getting DC voltage but nothing with AC and no green light... what went in the oven?

[@Crusty_moto]

@@miked1756 no I didn’t, i found out my problem was the inverter module but could not get hold of one anywhere so at a dead end with it

[@AlfredoRojas-e1r]

Hello, I have a problem with a Hyundai generator, if a cable has come loose but I don't know where it is placed, could you help me?

[@GrantPateyLabradorBussing]

Did you ever get it repaired?

[@DavesDiscoveriesChannel]

I baked the PCB in the oven and it now works

[@David-ws6zr]

hi the front Panel controller in the oven?@@DavesDiscoveriesChannel

[@DavesDiscoveriesChannel]

@@David-ws6zr the inverter PCB, I removed the large capacitors first

[@sallyskrackers]

@@DavesDiscoveriesChannel did you have to un-solder the large caps or no?

[@DavesDiscoveriesChannel]

@@sallyskrackers I removed the caps before putting it in the oven yes 👍