First off thanks for having me. I recently bought an MEP 803 a generator. Frequency meter is reading low but I noticed on the gauge at the bottom there's a screw. Can you turn that to adjust the dial to correct the meter reading. Thanks my name is Scott by the way.
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MEP 803a generator.
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Yes that can make minor adjustments. Use a multimeter to get an accurate reading. Be advised that the factory frequency meters are not the most robust
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Okay I have set it at 61.5 frequency. Hopefully I can make the gauge read the same. Now that I know I can thanks a bunch.
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How far off is it?
About 4 Hertz. I tried the little screw on the gauge but that did minimal probably going to have to replace it does anybody know where I can get a good aftermarket that fits that hole?
Welcome to the forums Scott.
Have you read through the TM yet? There is a procedure for testing that meter that measures the current from the transducer and compares it against the machine's frequency. It would be good to verify if the meter is off because of the meter or the transducer.
Have you read through the TM yet? There is a procedure for testing that meter that measures the current from the transducer and compares it against the machine's frequency. It would be good to verify if the meter is off because of the meter or the transducer.
No I haven't I'll look it up thank you.