Bench Testing

Step One: Place your starter generator in the vise or have someone hold it carefully.

Step Two: Attach the 10-gauge jumper wire from F1 to A2.

Step Three: Attach the negative (BLACK) battery cable to the negative terminal on the battery. The other end needs to be attached to the A1 stud on the back of the starter generator.

Step Four: Attach the positive (RED) battery cable to the positive terminal on the battery. Touch the other end to the F2 stud on the starter generator. As soon as the positive cable touches the F2 stud, the motor should start to spin in a counter clockwise rotation. If the motor spins, then it is working correctly. If the motor fails to spin, then it is defective and needs to be replaced.

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