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I.B.  48020

Page  3

Effective  4/00

LATCH REMOVAL

1.

Remove latch control wires from terminals 7 & 8 on
contactor coil control board.

2.

Remove the four 8mm x 1.25 bolts from the underside
of the base plate that secure the latch assembly to
the base plate.

3.

Remove the two 6mm x 1.0 bolts from the front of the
contactor that secure the roller bracket assembly to
the armature plate.

COIL CHECKOUT AND REPLACEMENT

If the contactor fails to open when the unlatch coil is
energized, the coil may be faulty.  To determine if the coil
has the proper resistance, connect an ohmmeter across
the coil leads where they are connected to the bridge
rectifier.  Refer to table I for the correct impedance for the
different voltage coils.

TABLE I: UNLATCH COIL IMPEDANCE

Coil Volts

Impedance

24

0.77 – 0.95

48

2.95 – 3.55

110/120/125

10.97 – 11.19

220/240

44.57 – 54.57

If the coil impedance is not within the ranges in table I, it
must be replaced.  Follow the steps below for replace-
ment.

1.

Remove latch control wires from terminals 7 & 8 on
contactor coil control board.

2.

Remove the four 8mm x 1.25 bolts from the underside
of the base plate that secure the latch assembly to
the base plate.

3.

Remove latch coil core retaining bolt (8mm x 1.25),
Figure 6, and remove all components secured by this
bolt.

4.

Remove the 4mm x .7 screw securing full bridge diode
to latch coil bracket.

5.

Remove old coil from core.

6.

Insert coil core into new coil, insuring rubber gasket is
between core and coil bobbin.

7.

Install 4mm x .7 screw securing diode to latch coil
bracket and tighten to 9 lb-in.  Do not over tighten,
cracking of diode housing could result.

8.

Reassemble all components removed in step 3,
insuring steel shim is between coil core and coil core
bracket, and secure 8mm x 1.25 bolt to latch base
plate.  Insure all components are correctly aligned and
the coil wires are not binding or pinched, Figure 7.

9.

Reinstall latch assembly and adjust as described in
steps 3 to 8 in section on Installation.

Figure 5: Set gap between roller bearing and cam to .5mm

(.020 in.)

Figure 6: Coil core retaining bolt

Latch
Release
Tab

Summary of Contents for Cutler-Hammer I.B. 48020

Page 1: ... must then be energized to allow the contactor to open The unlatch coil is intermittently rated Control power should be applied to the coil only long enough to allow the contactor to open Two normally open auxiliary contacts wired in parallel on the contactor should be used to open the circuit to the unlatch coil Although the latch closing coil is continuously rated power should be removed from th...

Page 2: ...ctor base plate into the latch base plate do not tighten at this time 5 With contactor energized place a 0 5mm 0 020 in feeler gage between roller bearing and rotating cam on latch assembly see Figure 5 When releasing the latch several parts of the contactor will move with considerable force Use caution to insure fingers are not pinched as the contactor is forced open by the return spring 8 Route ...

Page 3: ...below for replace ment 1 Remove latch control wires from terminals 7 8 on contactor coil control board 2 Remove the four 8mm x 1 25 bolts from the underside of the base plate that secure the latch assembly to the base plate 3 Remove latch coil core retaining bolt 8mm x 1 25 Figure 6 and remove all components secured by this bolt 4 Remove the 4mm x 7 screw securing full bridge diode to latch coil b...

Page 4: ...be manually unlatched Refer to Figures 8 9 and 10 for more details Figure 7 Alignment of latch components Figure9 LatchReleaseButton FrontofMediumVoltageDoor Effective 4 00 Printed in U S A CCI Cutler Hammer 221 Heywood Road Arden NC 28704 The reset mechanism is factory set Field adjustments can be made by loosening the lock nut on the reset button shaft and extending or retracting the black pheno...

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