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Mep-806A Frequency Meter

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I have a frequency meter that isn’t working. I have already replaced the gauge and the frequency transducer and it is still not working.

What should I check next?
 
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Check to see if you have 120 volts AC across the transducers input terminals when the set is running.
If you have 120 volts there then you'll need to check to see that both wires from the transducer to the meter have continuity.
 
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