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Got the 106B wire extended so that it would reach the fuse block. Unit was completely dead what I tried to start. Tracked that down to a bad CB1 breaker. I bypassed is and was able to fire up the unit. I had my meter connected in series with the ammeter but, alas, I get 0 mA when putting a...

Got the control box removed and replaced with my spare. While I had it out, I verified that all 12 wires from the genhead are wired correctly to TB3: After transferring the voltage regulator to the other control box along with the fuse mod, I discovered that wire 106B (# 8 ) was too short to...

Yes, I have used that load bank on both another 802 and a 803, and in both cases, the readings on the load bank digital display corresponded to the %Load meter readings. I pulled P6 from J6 and sprayed both insides with contact cleaner really well and plugged and unplugged several times. No...

Yours looks to be 2x4 count for each CT vs. the 2x8 count on mine. That would make sense since a 803 makes twice the power of a 802, so half the windings to get to 100% on a 1A ammeter. Here's mine: (before I cut the zip ties to count the turns)

Ok, I went through and verified the paths marked in green on the below schematic: I also counted the number of turns of the wires through CT2 and the total is 16. I'm 99% certain the count is 8 each of 002A and 008A as per the diagram below: I removed the wires from A1, B1 and C1 and got...

This is a continuation of the Picked up 6 MEP-802A gensets and will be documenting making them all runners here thread. This thread is specifically about the unit where the ammeter is showing a very low reading. I know the ammeter itself is ok since I swapped it with the one in my 803 set...