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Here is the ad for the part I purchased. https://surplus.saintois.com/fr/mep-802a/832-s1-switch-88-22829.html S1 Switch 88-22829 Précédent Suivant Imprimer État : Nouveau S1 Switch MEP-802A MEP-803A MEP-804A NSN 5930-01-531-2976 Alternate NSN 5930-01-368-5160...

It seems to me that if I have power going into the S1 switch I should be getting power out, unless it's a defective switch. I believe that S1-7 is the terminal for the starter. Am I correct?

I saw that info on the generator's side panel but I wasn't sure what 'common' meant. I'm not an electrician: though I have done a considerable amount of electrical work. The company claimed that it was the correct part. I posted a couple more photos below.

The switch is an import from a company in France or Spain. I don't remember which.

This is a new (to me) machine. (It is a 1997 model.) This machine has very few hours on it, but was stripped for parts. I replaced several parts including the S1 switch because the original switch had been removed. Here is a Picture of the relays.

Yes. I am testing the S1-7 terminal while the switch is in the start position and I am getting no reading on my voltmeter.

I've been working on a MEP 802a and I can't get it to crank from the S1 switch. The engine will crank from the Dead Start Switch. The fuel pump runs when S1 is in positions 3 and 4, preheater works in position 1, but it won't crank in the start position. I believe that S1-7 should be hot when...

I've heard that I may need to add a 'fuse mod kit' to my gen set. Is this a necessity?

You guys have taken this project out of the 'work' category and put it into the 'enjoyable' category. I was slogging away at it, but it was going to be a longish project. Thanks for all of the help! I'm sure that I will have more questions later, but this is a great start.

Okay. Thank you. Where will I find the parts numbers for each piece?

Yes. I downloaded them from this site. the wiring table was a tremendous help in replacing the switches. The wires had been snipped and I had no idea where each wire was supposed to go.

Okay. Thank you very much. It is difficult to replace parts until you know what parts are needed. LOL Any idea where those parts can be purchased or what I can substitute for the original part?

I recently bought a MEP-802a generator at an auction. It has been used for parts and I am trying to replace them. I have never worked on one before and I am trying to ascertain exactly what parts are missing. I've replaced the oil filter, master switch, emergency stop switch etc. but there...