It has an Onan 2 cyl. Thanks
The Onan engines have a permanent magnet flywheel alternator and solid state voltage regulator. It has a stator mounted to th engine behind the flywheel and magnets bonded to the inside of the flywheel. If your regulator has three terminals all in a row then its a 15 amp system, if it has two terminals in one row and another one above them then its a 20 amp.
Testing is as follows
1)Connect a DC voltmeter to the battery with the engine running and measure the voltage it should be 13.6-14.7 after running 3-5 mins. If voltage is low check for a good conection between regulator B+ terminal and battery + post and regulator case and battery - post.
2) Disconnect the plug from the regulator and check AC voltage from from stator with engine running near 3600 RPM. 15 amp should be 40-60 VAC, 20 amp 31-51 VAC. If good and DC volts are low replace regulator.
3) To test the stator connect a ohmmeter to the two wires coming from the stator without the engine running and read the resistance. 15 amp should be 0.1-.02 ohms and 20 amp 0.3-0.5 ohms. Check each wire for short to ground. If stator is good and AC volts are low then the flywheel has lost magnetism and has to be replaced.
Hope this helps.