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Should we report it to ebay as being misrepresented?

Nice. Glad to hear you got it figured out.

Sorry to ask but you have checked on the generator end and the switchbox end? You can have the generators out of phase with each other but the motor will still spin in the same direction. As an example if generator 1 was wired to the motor as (gen-motor) 1-1, 2-2, and 3-3 you would get the...

Have you checked to make sure phase 1 of each generator match each other as well as phases 2 and 3?

I verified mine would run with the batteries disconnected on AC power. Also verified in the manual that it indicates it will run on AC input power without batteries but it will not run on DC input power without batteries.

If I'm able to get out to the shop today I'll test mine and let you know. I'm pretty sure they will not run on the DC cord without the batteries but I don't know if I've ever tried it with the AC cord.

I posted the data sheet for the compressor earlier up this thread. The type and quantity of oil is listed on it. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/acutemp-refrigerator.175687/post-2113620

Strainers are another basic industrial part you should be able to get from any major parts supplier. You can for sure get them from a retailer such as Grainger. Sand and the stuff you are trying to get out settles pretty quickly. I would expect a tank more than 4' tall would be fine and reduce...

I meant to add that to the last post. Thanks for the reminder. In the pharma industry we use KY lube for water contact o-rings. Totally rubber safe and also food safe. For sure don't use an oil or silicone base lube for water applications. KY is glycerine and works great. Its also a fun...

You should be able to source the o-rings locally from an industrial supplier. You will want to use peroxide cured EPDM for any of the rubber o-rings. Those are the most durable in this application. Here in this area we can get them off the shelf from RaleighDurham Rubber and Gasket. Can you...

I've always wanted one of these things to play with but in reality I have no practical use for it. :( But I still want one. haha

Do you know how old the membranes are and how they are stored? Are they wet or dry? Do you have any of the interconnects? Can you take some measurements? The interconnect pipes come with membranes when you buy them. You get one in the box with each membrane. I can see if we have any spares at...

I hightly doubt they have removed all the oil. That would be a real job. Is there the single vampire tap on the refer line or did they do something more significant to the one you bought?

That is a typical length of time. We aren't in a high priority area. I'm OK with that. For sure lots of people were in the same boat. The winds were howling. Normally trees blow into power lines out this way but this time the winds blew over the power poles themselves. The ground was really...

We lost power from the wind last Friday. Stayed out almost 24 hours. Between the MEP832, MEP803, and solar/battery setup we were well taken care of.

This may sound odd but anyone that knows me personally won't think so. :D I bought a JIC to SPT adapter and for the hose I use a PVC water maker hose. They work great. The PVC is diesel resistant. If the hose gets ragged I just replace it with another one from Home Depot or Lowes for cheap $$...

Yep. Looks like it.

Yep, I picked up a few out of Ft. Bragg a few years ago when a lot of them came out. I sold 2 and my brother got the other one.

I contacted a distributor here in North Carolina and they sold me the parts no problem. You should be able to find one near you . I can't remember if I looked at the Prestolite website for distributors or if I did an internet search. I know it wasn't too hard to find someone willing to sell parts.

That's by far the simplest solution. :)