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  1. R

    Redux: MEP 803a no power to main lugs

    Yes it could be K5 relay. Could also be the S5 switch. Start by checking the switch and it's diode.
  2. R

    Redux: MEP 803a no power to main lugs

    Sorry... Not S1, I meant S5, the circuit interupt switch. As mentioned above, if you hold S5 up do you get power and a green light on DS7 indicator light? If yes, then your K1 and wiring are good but either the S5 ( possibly it's jumper diode also ) is bad, or the overload relay is bad.
  3. R

    Redux: MEP 803a no power to main lugs

    I would follow the TM and test the control wires going to K1 from S1. The TM explains how to ( with the gen off ) run a temporary power and ground to activate and test K1. If K1 tests good, check for power and ground to trigger K1. It's a very simple circuit to test. If that fails, check proper...
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