2. Attach the barrier center to the filler.
Put steel drive rivets
[6] through the clearance hole in the filler [1, 2] and align
with the appropriate holes in the barrier center [4], as
shown in Figure 2. Lightly tap the rivets with a hammer to
secure into the barrier center.
Figure 2. Riveting the barrier to the filler.
3. Install the space filler.
Mount the spacer plate [5] to the
side without a TED6 breaker with TEDL, as shown in
Figure 3. Units that are double branch mounted do not
require a space filler. Align the holes on the spacer plate
with the holes on the filler [1, 2] and secure with thread-
rolling screws [7].
Figure 3. Mounting the space filler.
4. Attach the cover support.
Slide the cover support [3] onto
the existing bracket on the circuit breaker, as shown in
Figure 4. The cover support will snap into place when it is
correctly positioned.
Figure 4. Cover support snapped onto the breaker.
5. Attach the breaker to the cover.
Snap the assembled circuit
breaker cover over the flexible prongs on the filler supports,
as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5. Breaker attached to the filler plate.
Maintenance Note
: Push-on circuit breaker fillers may bend if
not removed properly. To prevent bending of the filler, pull the
upper edge of the filler off the flexible prongs, then pull the
lower edge free.
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These instructions do not cover all details or variations in equipment nor do they provide for every possible contingency that
may be met in connection with installation, operation, or maintenance. Should further information be desired or should
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