Dual 40/50/100A Configurable Breaker Panel
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Installation Guide
27.
Switch off one of the circuit breakers to simulate a tripped breaker.
Again, the
BREAKER ALARM
LED should light.
28.
Press ALARM RESET on front of panel.
BREAKER ALARM
LED should go off again. (Pressing ALARM RESET will reset the
BREAKER ALARM
LED on
front and clear
FUSE ALARM
on rear of panel.) Recheck
FUSE ALARM
terminals and expect the same status as in
Step 26 with all breakers on.
29. If desired
, connect remote external audio/visual alarm indicator wires (solid or tinned wires, #30 to #16 AWG) to the
POWER FAIL
and
FUSE ALARM
terminals.
30.
One by one, re-enable load equipment and verify proper operation.
31.
Reinstall covers over output and alarm terminals.
Replacing Output Circuit Breakers
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27. Switch off one of the circuit breakers to simulate a tripped breaker.
Again, the
BREAKER ALARM
LED should light.
28. Press ALARM RESET on front of panel.
BREAKER ALARM
LED should go off again. (Pressing ALARM RESET will reset the
BREAKER ALARM
LED on
front and clear
FUSE ALARM
on rear of panel.) Recheck
FUSE ALARM
terminals and expect the same status as
in Step 26 with all breakers on.
29. If desired
, connect remote external audio/visual alarm indicator wires (solid or tinned wires, #30 to #16 AWG) to the
POWER FAIL
and
FUSE ALARM
terminals.
30. One by one, re-enable load equipment and verify proper operation.
31. Re-install covers over output and alarm terminals.
R
EPLACING
O
UTPUT
C
IRCUIT
B
REAKERS
ALERT
!
ALERT! Although difficult to remove from the panel, circuit breakers can be disconnected and replaced.
1. Be sure new breaker is the same size as breaker being replaced.
2. Place new breaker within easy reach of panel. Be sure new breaker is off (
O
) position.
3. If possible, turn off all breakers on the side (A or B) where the breaker is to be replaced. Then, turn off input power
to that side of panel.
4. Place breaker to be replaced in the off position.
5. Using a very small, flat-tipped screwdriver, carefully pry out on bottom of breaker while applying upward force on
face of breaker.
This should raise the bottom of the breaker so it slightly protrudes out the front of the panel.
6. While preventing breaker from going back into panel, depress bottom tab with the screwdriver and pull out on
breaker.
This starts the tab through the panel front opening so that it is dislodged about
1
/16
in. (~.15 cm) at the bottom.
7. While pulling on breaker, work the screwdriver at the top to release the top tab.
If both tabs are released, the breaker should begin to pull out the front of the panel.
8. The breaker conductors can be pulled loose from the assembly at the
rear of the panel. Do not pull out on the breaker more than necessary
when removing and installing the
LOAD
and
LINE
connectors.
9. Gently work breaker out front of panel until rear connectors can be ac-
cessed by pliers.
10. Remove
LOAD
connector from breaker using needle-nose pliers:
•
For standard circuit breaker installations, with “
O
” at the top and “
|
”
at the bottom, the
LOAD
connector will be near the bottom.
•
For circuit breaker installations with “
|
” at the top and “
O
” at the bot-
tom, the
LOAD
connector will be near the top.
11. Restrain connector to prevent it from traveling back in to panel.
Spade
Connectors
Carlingswitch
Series M
Circuit Breaker
Tab
Tab
LINE
LOAD
ALERT! Although difficult to remove from the panel, circuit breakers can be disconnected and replaced.
1.
Be sure new breaker is the same size as breaker being replaced.
2.
Place new breaker within easy reach of panel. Be sure new breaker is off (
O
) position.
3.
If possible, turn off all breakers on the side (A or B) where the breaker is to be replaced. Then, turn off input power to
that side of panel.
4.
Place breaker to be replaced in the off position.
5.
Using a very small, flat-tipped screwdriver, carefully pry out on bottom of breaker while applying upward force on face
of breaker.
This should raise the bottom of the breaker so it slightly protrudes out the front of the panel.
6.
While preventing breaker from going back into panel, depress bottom tab with the screwdriver and pull out on breaker.
This starts the tab through the panel front opening so that it is dislodged about 1/16 in. (~.15 cm) at the bottom.
7.
While pulling on breaker, work the screwdriver at the top to release the top tab.
If both tabs are released, the breaker should begin to pull out the front of the panel.
8.
The breaker conductors can be pulled loose from the assembly at the rear of the panel. Do not pull out on the breaker
more than necessary when removing and installing the
LOAD
and
LINE
connectors.
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27. Switch off one of the circuit breakers to simulate a tripped breaker.
Again, the
BREAKER ALARM
LED should light.
28. Press ALARM RESET on front of panel.
BREAKER ALARM
LED should go off again. (Pressing ALARM RESET will reset the
BREAKER ALARM
LED on
front and clear
FUSE ALARM
on rear of panel.) Recheck
FUSE ALARM
terminals and expect the same status as
in Step 26 with all breakers on.
29. If desired
, connect remote external audio/visual alarm indicator wires (solid or tinned wires, #30 to #16 AWG) to the
POWER FAIL
and
FUSE ALARM
terminals.
30. One by one, re-enable load equipment and verify proper operation.
31. Re-install covers over output and alarm terminals.
R
EPLACING
O
UTPUT
C
IRCUIT
B
REAKERS
ALERT
!
ALERT! Although difficult to remove from the panel, circuit breakers can be disconnected and replaced.
1. Be sure new breaker is the same size as breaker being replaced.
2. Place new breaker within easy reach of panel. Be sure new breaker is off (
O
) position.
3. If possible, turn off all breakers on the side (A or B) where the breaker is to be replaced. Then, turn off input power
to that side of panel.
4. Place breaker to be replaced in the off position.
5. Using a very small, flat-tipped screwdriver, carefully pry out on bottom of breaker while applying upward force on
face of breaker.
This should raise the bottom of the breaker so it slightly protrudes out the front of the panel.
6. While preventing breaker from going back into panel, depress bottom tab with the screwdriver and pull out on
breaker.
This starts the tab through the panel front opening so that it is dislodged about
1
/16
in. (~.15 cm) at the bottom.
7. While pulling on breaker, work the screwdriver at the top to release the top tab.
If both tabs are released, the breaker should begin to pull out the front of the panel.
8. The breaker conductors can be pulled loose from the assembly at the
rear of the panel. Do not pull out on the breaker more than necessary
when removing and installing the
LOAD
and
LINE
connectors.
9. Gently work breaker out front of panel until rear connectors can be ac-
cessed by pliers.
10. Remove
LOAD
connector from breaker using needle-nose pliers:
•
For standard circuit breaker installations, with “
O
” at the top and “
|
”
at the bottom, the
LOAD
connector will be near the bottom.
•
For circuit breaker installations with “
|
” at the top and “
O
” at the bot-
tom, the
LOAD
connector will be near the top.
11. Restrain connector to prevent it from traveling back in to panel.
Spade
Connectors
Carlingswitch
Series M
Circuit Breaker
Tab
Tab
LINE
LOAD
9.
Gently work breaker out front of panel until rear connectors can be accessed
by pliers.
10. Remove
LOAD
connector from breaker using needle-nose pliers:
•
For standard circuit breaker installations, with “O” at the top and “|”
at the bottom, the
LOAD
connector will be near the bottom.
•
For circuit breaker installations with “|” at the top and “O” at the
bottom, the
LOAD
connector will be near the top.
11.
Restrain connector to prevent it from traveling back into the panel.
