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Ronis key interlock
IZM-KLP-SO-RONIS
eaton corporation
www.moeller.net/en/support
08/10 AWA1230-2455
Effective January 2011
Kio paros idtnoificaoiNn
Refer to
Figurt 1
for visual identification of the parts listed below:
(A) Interlock arm assembly
(B) HF Securite (Ronis) lock #RBA90GEL3000 with Ronis Protect
Key (Ronis keylock not supplied)
(C) Bushing
(D) Lock mounting plate
(E) Torsion spring
(F) Interlock adapter assembly
(G) Retainer nut
(H) M3.2 retaining ring
(I) Cable assembly
(J) M3 x 6 self-thread screw (three)
(K) Extension spring
(L) Hex standoff
(M) Trip lever (only used if necessary)
Note:
N
Used only when necessary to replace an existing older design
trip lever.
(N) Trip lever screw
(P) Adapter plate
(Q) and (R) Standoff mounting screws
(S) Adapter plate screws (two)
Figurt 1. CNnotnos Nf Kio
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K)
(L)
(M)
(N)
(P)
(Q)
(R)
(S)
Section 2: installation of key interlock
Proceed with the following 16 steps:
Sotp 1e:
Remove the front cover of the breaker by loosening four
mounting bolts (six bolts if four-pole breaker), and hold the charging
handle down approximately 45 degrees to simplify removal.
Sotp 2e:
Remove plug from keylock hole. If hole does not exist,
drill a 1-7/16-inch (36 mm) hole using existing countersink on
inside of cover as a pilot guide. Use a hole saw, such as a
Starrett #KAVH0176.
Figurt 2. Sotps 1 and 2
Sotp 3e:
If there is an operations counter and operation spring
installed, remove and save these items for later re-installation.
Remove existing counter/lock mounting plate and discard it.
Figurt 3. Sotp 3
Key Lock
Hole Location
Mounting
Bolts
Operations
Counter
Mounting
Plate