⚡ Common Problems
Problems We Can Help With
Won’t Start
Stale fuel, blocked jets, dirty plugs and low oil shutdowns are common generator issues.
Hunting or Surging
A generator that hunts under load may need fuel system cleaning, tuning or load checks.
Oil & Service Overdue
Generators often sit unused for long periods and need maintenance before reliable use.
Power Output Issues
Some faults relate to engine speed, load, alternator components or electrical checks.
Storage Problems
Long storage with fuel can create blocked carburettors and hard starting.
Safety Concerns
Fuel leaks, damaged leads, loose parts and poor running should be inspected before use.
What We Do
What Is Included
Engine Diagnosis
We inspect starting, fuel, spark, oil level and running condition.
Fuel System Cleaning
Generators commonly need carburettor and fuel system attention after storage.
Oil, Plug & Filter Service
Service items are checked or replaced depending on condition.
Basic Output Checks
We can check common running and output symptoms and advise on the next step.
Generator maintenance before you need it
A generator is usually needed during outages, camping, work or emergency situations — exactly when you do not want it failing. Because many generators spend months in storage, fuel system issues are common. Servicing helps improve the chance of easy starting and stable running when the generator is needed.
Stored generators need special attention
Old fuel can leave varnish in the carburettor and tank, while low oil or dirty filters can affect engine protection. A pre-season service is a smart idea if your generator has not been run in a while.
Honest repair advice
Not every machine is worth repairing. If a repair is likely to cost more than the machine is worth, we will tell you upfront and explain your options before you spend money unnecessarily.
Brands
Brands Commonly Serviced
Questions