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MEP803a Catastrophic Failure
What ever happened with this?- Light in the Dark
- Post #25
- Forum: Generators
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MEP803a Catastrophic Failure
Great... the safety features did what they were supposed to do! Should be able to sleep a bit better knowing that. Great little machines.- Light in the Dark
- Post #22
- Forum: Generators
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MEP803a Catastrophic Failure
You are right... DN4M is what Onan calls it only. Thanks- Light in the Dark
- Post #17
- Forum: Generators
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MEP803a Catastrophic Failure
Glad you have at least two units then! Take a few days to dry out, finish up any hurricane booze you stored up, and go through your WORKING machine to make sure its in optimal condition... then move back to the problem child. Whats that phrase... two is one, and one is none? Use the post...- Light in the Dark
- Post #14
- Forum: Generators
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MEP803a Catastrophic Failure
How much oil.. a little, or a lot? Don't stick your head in the oven just yet. It might be a catastrophic breakdown... it might be something less. Just trying to be positive in this crappy time for you :)- Light in the Dark
- Post #10
- Forum: Generators
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MEP803a Catastrophic Failure
Its an ONAN DN4M (technically its a Lister-Petter DN4M... but its being sourced and supported for this application by Onan). What you want is TM-9-2815-253-24 and -24P. See attached.- Light in the Dark
- Post #8
- Forum: Generators
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MEP803a Catastrophic Failure
Why do you say internal damage? Did you pull the dipstick tube and find metal? Are you just assuming? Are there any lights to indicate any conditions?- Light in the Dark
- Post #6
- Forum: Generators