HIPA 394890 Electrical Voltage Regulator 845907 797375 393374 691185 for Briggs & Stratton 192400 196400 226400 280700 351700 28M700 Engine
September 26, 2019 - Comment
Replacement manufacturer part number: 845907 394890 797375 393374 691185 Fitment models: 161430, 161432, 161436, 161437, 161452, 190401, 190402, 192400, 196400, 216977, 217977, 219977, 21A977, 21B977, 226400, 28M700, 280700, 351700 311707, 311777, 460707, 460777 and 422707 https://bestelectricmower.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means
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Does not charge correctly, erratic charge rates. money wasted as I dont wont to ruin my battery This cheap unit behaves erratically during charging. With the throttle slightly above idle it will charge a the full 15 amps yet when I increase the engine speed it instantly drops back to about 5 amps. Also, after running a few minutes it continues to charge at 5 amps rather than dropping down near zero as the battery reaches full charge. I took another Briggs regulator from my other tractor and it works normally, meaning it stays at 15 amps when I rev the engine and slowly drops back to…
Started smoking first use My original voltage regulator was only putting out about 5 amps. I wanted closer to 10+ amps. I bought this voltage regulator and it started pouring out smoke when I cranked the mower. Yes it was plugged in correctly and yes I already eliminated the alternator, battery, fuses, and wiring. I put my old one back in and it is still working. The seller wants me to pay shipping back on this $11 item. It is not worth it. I asked him if I could cut the wires off and just send him a picture of it and…
Defective out of the box.