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NC30 elec fault - reg / rectifier ??
Posted: Sun May 19, 2019 5:31 pm
by Redsbike
Hi,
As the subject says think this might be reg / rectifier fault ???
Out on bike - 2 hour ride, bike suddenly looses all power, nothing on starter button, only light that works is neutral light.
Can't fix so get recovery out, bike starts with jump pack & revs, seems fine but soon as jump leads disconnected engine dies. Battery still showing as fully charged.
Any ideas / suggestions.
Thanks.
Re: NC30 elec fault - reg / rectifier ??
Posted: Sun May 19, 2019 11:01 pm
by magg
Why do you thing battery is fully charged?
Re: NC30 elec fault - reg / rectifier ??
Posted: Mon May 20, 2019 7:25 pm
by Redsbike
Battery was checked with multimeter when it broke down at the side of the road & was showing fully charged.
Sorry bit vague details, does anyone think it might be reg / rectifier ?
Thanks
Re: NC30 elec fault - reg / rectifier ??
Posted: Tue May 21, 2019 4:58 am
by magg
Neutral light only item that works, suspect loom earth wire is no longer connected to chassis. Loom chassis earth lug located just forward of front ignition coil.
Re: NC30 elec fault - reg / rectifier ??
Posted: Tue May 21, 2019 5:08 pm
by Redsbike
Thanks for your advice Magg, will check that.
Just taken the battery off & it is f@cked - it has expanded & bulged...
Re: NC30 elec fault - reg / rectifier ??
Posted: Tue May 21, 2019 8:52 pm
by dirty30-2008
The source of so many posts on the forum ..the good old regulator/rectifier.
Sounds like the battery was overcharging as a result of the voltage not being regulated. If the voltage is higher than the 14.4v (roughly) that it usually receives at 4-5000 rpm then it fries everything unless caught early.Saw my own cdi unit generate smoke some years ago Need to check the pick up block connector for burnt out pins /melting and the ones on the regulator/rectifier and cut back to good wire,solder new connectors ,remake the block connectors and source a battery and decent regulator/rectifier before trying to restart your nc. I'm sure you'll get more posts on doing this .
Good luck.