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MEP-802/803 relays
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All the TQG's use the same relays. 5 KW to 60 KW.
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I got in a several Tier reset generator from the Army with these relays.Howdy,
Both the MEP-802A and MEP-803A use the same relays.
The relay are all the same, EXCEPT, the one on the far left. It is SPECIAL.
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They, the new ones, are nicer because you can see the red flag move when the relay opens or closes. Don't know if the relay itself is better, but I never had many relays go bad anyway. A few, but on the whole, they were not a problem. The few I found, I always used for training aides.
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Does anyone have a part # for the "new" relays put in with a reset? (The ones with the flags) I would like to keep 1 on hand as a backup but cant see a # for the ones Hard Head posted.
I found an Omron Relay (Omron MJN2CF-DC24) that should work but I want to search the "new" relays before I purchase anything.
(P.S. I looked up the Potter & Brumfield ones, I can get one easily but they are made in China now while my originals were made in Mexico. I would prefer not China if at all possible)
I found an Omron Relay (Omron MJN2CF-DC24) that should work but I want to search the "new" relays before I purchase anything.
(P.S. I looked up the Potter & Brumfield ones, I can get one easily but they are made in China now while my originals were made in Mexico. I would prefer not China if at all possible)
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maniatopoulosg
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Send Kurt a PM.
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Kurt Kloppk has come out with an upgraded version. The OEM is still available through Quantum Controls, but Kurt has one now too.
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I have lots of the leftmost "relay" (S14) available.
S14 Frequency Trip Switch "Relay"
I also have some of the other relays in the relay row too. New.
S14 Frequency Trip Switch "Relay"
I also have some of the other relays in the relay row too. New.
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Ordered both. Thank you, Kurt!
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Shipped!
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Hi , Does the S14 relay have anything to do with a 803-A only clicking and not cranking from the S1 switch ?
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It's possible. S14 is used for disabling the starter and flashing of the gen head.
Best to refer to the -24 TM and use the troubleshooting steps for engine not cranking. Could be a few culprits in the circuit causing a no crank situation.
Best to refer to the -24 TM and use the troubleshooting steps for engine not cranking. Could be a few culprits in the circuit causing a no crank situation.
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Thanks for the reply , You do have S14 relay correct how much is it ?
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I have them listed in the Classifieds ---> S14