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I.L.  41- 933. 3 

The  contact  gap  should  be  approximately  5/64"  between  the 

bridging  moving  contact  and  the  adjustable  stationary  contacts. 

The  bridging  moving  contact  should  to11ch  both  stationary  contacts 

simultaneously. 

Routine  Maintenance 

All  relays  should  be  inspected  periodically  and  the  operation 

should  be  checked  at  least  once  every  year  or  at  such  other 

time  intervals  as  may  be  dicated  by  experience  to  be  suitable 

to  the  particular  application. 

All  contacts  should  be  periodically  cleaned.  A  contact  burnisher 

S#l82A836H01  is  recommended  for  this  purpose.  The  use  of 

abrasive  material  for  cleaning  contacts  is  not  recommended 

because  of  the  danger  of  embedding  small  particles  in  the  face 
of  the  soft  silver  and  thus  impairing  the  contact. 

Calibration 

Use  the  following  procedure  for  calibrating  the  relay  if  the 

relay  has  been  taken  apart  for  repairs  or  the  adjustments  have 
been  disturbed.  This  procedure  should  not  be  used  unless  it 

is  apparent  that  the  relay  is  not  in  proper  working  order. 

(See  "Acceptance  Check"). 

Unit 

1. 

The  upper  pin  bearing  should  be  screwed  down  until 

there  is  approximately  .025  clearance  between  it  and 
the  top  of  the  shaft  bearing. 

The  upper  pin  bearing 

should  then  be  securely  locked  in  position  with  the 

lock  nut. 

The  lower  bearing 

posi tion  is  fixed  and 

cannot  be  adjusted. 

2. 

The  contact  gap  adjustment  for  the  undervoltage  unit 

is  made  with  the  moving  contact  in  the  reset  position, 

i.e. ,  against  the  right  side  of  the  molded  bridge. 

Advance  the  right  hand  stationary  contact  until  it 

just  touches  the  moving  contact.  Then  advance  the 
stationary  contact  1/4  turn.  Now  screw  in  the  left 
hand  stationary  contact  until  it  just  touches  the 

moving  contact.  Then  back  off  the  left  hand  stationary 
contact  one  turn  for  a  gap  of  approximately  .030." 

The  clamp  holding  the  stationary  contact  housing  need 

not  be  loosened  for  the  adjustment  since  the  clamp 
utilizes  a  spring-type  action  in  holding  the  stationary 

contact  in  position. 

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Summary of Contents for KV-1

Page 1: ...feed terminal In this case the trip units are supervised by the type KA carrier auxiliary relay to prevent tripping for external faults Hot line reclosing is another application for this relay CONSTRU...

Page 2: ...oving contact arm by a spiral spring The spring adjuster is also held in place by a spring type clamp With the contacts closed the electrical connection is made through the stattionary contact housing...

Page 3: ...or optimum follow and this adjustment should not be disturbed SETTINGS The relay as received has been factory adjusted for 100 volt dropout Any other dropout voltage over the range can be gotten by va...

Page 4: ...adjustments other than those covered under SETTINGS should be required Accept e_ _Check The following check is recommended to insure that the relay is in proper working order 1 Contact Gap ThP contact...

Page 5: ...ure should not be used unless it is apparent that the relay is not in proper working order See Acceptance Check Undervoltage Unit V 1 The upper pin bearing should be screwed down until there is approx...

Page 6: ...til the moving contact just makes with the right hand stationary contact Indicating Contactor Switc ICS Adjust the contact gap for approximately 5 64 1 64 0 Close the main relay contacts and check to...

Page 7: ...EST JACK TERMINAL 185A336 Fig 1 Internal Schematic 0 z 0 ILl _ J I LI 1 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 0 J j 1 I v v v v v n l l v 80 V DROPOUT SETTING 100 V DROPOUT SETTING 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90...

Page 8: ...12 MTI ICIEWI 12 y I J PAIIEL COUTOUT I DltU t FOI ISU FWIII Mrl PAIIEI Dill U IK8 011 CUTClll fOit I ROJECTIOII Mh fiOIT YlEW 57 D 7901 Fig 3 Outline and Drilling Type FT 21 Case WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRI...

Page 9: ...ary without having to remove the magnetic core from the frame The electromagnet has two pairs of coils The coils of each pair are mounted diametrically opposite one another In addition there are two l...

Page 10: ...irt moisture excessive vibration and heat Mount the relays vertically by means of the four mounting holes on the flange for semi flush mounting or by means of the rear mounting stud or studs for pro j...

Page 11: ...ionary contact in position With the resistor shorted out pass 15 volts a c through the relay terminals The sensitivity adjustment is made by varying the tension of the spiral spring attached to the mo...

Page 12: ...IC ICS 9 9 9 __Q__ Q___ _____ _ 0 0 0 FRONT VIEW Fig 7 Internal Schematic VARISTOR ltWICATINu COtHACTOR SwiTCti iJOLTA iE UNIT RED HANDLE TEST SWITCt1 TERMI1 AL 184A262 w w w E l e c t r i c a l P a r...

Page 13: ...J a 0 10 5 0 TYPICAL OPERATE TIME CURVES r CONTACT CLOSING L 1 v C NTACT OPENING J 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 MULTIPLES OF PICKUP VOLTAGE Fig 2 Typical Operate Time Curves I L 41 933 18 3494A53 5 w w...

Page 14: ...H MTG PANEL CUTOUTS DRILLING PROJEC TION MTG FOR SEMI FLUSH MTG 1 344 SPACERS FOR 34 14 THIN PANELS 5 16 18 SCREW FOR THICK PANELS 594 USE 5 16 18 STUDS J 5 og I DIA 2 HOLES 250 g l6 39 _ 6 35 375 1 0...

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