EU200i and home furnace: connect neutral to ground ?

Still struggling/experimenting with my Honda EU2000i and my home furnace - flame detect circuit kicks out if I plug all three wires from furnace to generator (3-prong plug on line from furnace). Anyways, found this article that I thought people who were incolved with my origianl thread might find helpful: (slow page, so just be patient)
http://www.ecmweb.com/mag/electric_unraveling_confusion_generator_2/

Did you try the toroid iron on the hot for a filter as somebody suggested they had success with?
I have lost track of who said what. It may have been you....LOL
I would try the inductor trick but the high frequency transients also need a path to dissipate. I would either supply a dummy load on the gen side of the toroid/inductance or a MOV rated about 220 Vdc or 130 vac (same unit usually). When you reject the high frequency quantizing noise from the load it may back up and damage the output pf the inverter.
I am surprised Honda would put this out without some circuitry to kill the quantizing noise as best they can. perhaps this person has a damaged output filter or this isn't what you question is about all together?...LOL
"Mr Wizzard" wrote in message

Still struggling/experimenting with my Honda EU2000i and my home furnace - flame detect circuit kicks out if I plug all three wires from furnace to generator (3-prong plug on line from furnace). Anyways, found this article that I thought people who were incolved with my origianl thread might find helpful: (slow page, so just be patient)
http://www.ecmweb.com/mag/electric_unraveling_confusion_generator_2/

"SolarFlaire" wrote in message

Did you try the toroid iron on the hot for a filter as

I tried all of the torroid tricks (common mode, differrential mode, etc)

somebody suggested they had success with?
I have lost track of who said what. It may have been you....LOL
I would try the inductor trick but the high frequency transients also need a path to dissipate. I would either supply a dummy load on the gen side of the toroid/inductance or a MOV rated about 220 Vdc or 130 vac (same unit usually). When you reject the high frequency quantizing noise from the load it may back up and damage the output pf the inverter.
I am surprised Honda would put this out without some circuitry to kill the quantizing noise as best they can. perhaps this person has a damaged output filter or this isn't what you question is about all together?...LOL

Well, you make good points, but again, I believe this is some strange grounding deal. I think the HF may get shunted back to frame ground, and fed back to the furnace over the ground lead or somehting

"Mr Wizzard" wrote in message Still struggling/experimenting with my Honda EU2000i and my home furnace - flame detect circuit kicks out if I plug all three wires from furnace to generator (3-prong plug on line from furnace). Anyways, found this article that I thought people who were incolved with my origianl thread might find helpful: (slow page, so just be patient)
http://www.ecmweb.com/mag/electric_unraveling_confusion_generator_2/