MEP5A conversion to 120/240V single phase split phase problems

[Offgrid mountain]

I just did a conversion on a MEP5A, I found a video on youtube and followed the directions to the letter. My voltages seem to be correct but I'm not getting proper gauge readings and I have no ability to regulate Hz. I cut the bus bar off of T12 and ran a jumper from T12 to T2 and I moved control wires X8HH16B from T8 to T11, X8A16B from T8 to T3 and X12EG16N from T12 to T11. My voltage from L1-L0 is 120V, From L3-L0 is 120V and L1-L3 is 240V but like I mentioned my Hz are reading at about 46Hz and I have no dial control to regulate. Can anyone tell me if I have that correct? I need to get this fixed stat, I would appreciate any advice that could be offered.
Thank you
Srean (Offgrid mountain)
Model MEP5A
Serial# RZC-50117

 

[Scoobyshep]

That conversion has nothing to do with frequency. That is driven directly from engine rpm. Were you getting 60 hz prior to the conversion? Is the manual throttle moving freely?

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[Guyfang]

Thats his problem. The MEP-005A is not a precise power gen set. So, the frequency is controlled by the manual throttle. There is no governor. Perhaps you need to look at the -12 operators book.

I watched that film myself. I believe he mentioned that several more wires need to be moved for the meters to read properly.