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Page 84 section 2-12 It bypasses everything except overspeed and short circuit. It is also supposed to lock out the starter, is that how yours is working? Are you starting it, then engaging the battle short? because you should not be able to crank it while its engaged. You only fill the day...

No problem... I used your picture up above and zoomed in on it. My eyesight up close is dwindling down over the last couple years too! Need a flashlight and glasses to see the menu at restaurants now!

the face of the gage reads FS=500 UADC so .5 milliamps DC should give you 62hz on the gage. Milliamps, not millivolts.

When you start the machine are you holding the switch up for several seconds after it starts? If not that can affect the Hz meter function. 2nd, if you have a kill-a-watt meter or frequency setting on your DMM, what is the frequency that it reads? If its not around 61.5, adjust your throttle...

Here's a handful of options, if yours ends up testing bad. The gage/ transducer combo's are a bit pricey. The newer transducer will work in an 802/803, 002/003 and I believe will also work in an 004,005 and 006...

Hello, The manuals are all available right here at the top of the page in the TM section, then Generators then find the Mep-005 folder. 99% of the time that problem is caused by a faulty frequency transducer mounted inside the control panel. That particular transducer is pretty much obsolete...