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MEP 804 A under voltage Issue

Scott Warren

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Just purchased a MEP804A a few months ago, had installed a 30kv transformer as to keep unit 3 phase and be able to run single phase to house.
All was good until last week when I started unit and got a under voltage light on panel... Traced back to FU2 which was bad. Only porblem was when I pulled fuse I messed up label on fuse.
TM does not tell what size or amp fuse is...I can only make out 100kva and 500v... I replaced temporarily with a 20 amp fuse and all is running well, but I have read in other posts that it may only be a 3 amp fuse...
CAN ANYONE CONFIRM FUSE SIZE PLZ....THANKS IN ADVANCE
 

kloppk

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FU2 would be a 3 amp fuse.
KTK-3 I believe.
Replace the 20 amp one with a 3 amp or risk burning out the static exciter.
If FU2 blew it may be a sign your AC Voltage Regulator is failing. Normally FU2 should not blow unless there is an issue.
 
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