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3.
TEST BUTTON
—Will shut OFF Phase Perfect and power to the load when
pushed.
4.
TRIP INDICATOR WINDOW
—A yellow indicator will be visible on the relay if
it has tripped due to an overload condition. The overload relay can be reset
by pushing the manual/auto reset button IN when the button is in the manual
position.
5.
OUTPUT POWER SECURE SCREWS
—Used to secure power wires in place
between the motor protection unit and the load.
6.
INPUT POWER SECURE SCREWS
—Used to secure input power wires from
Phase Perfect
electronics to the overload relay in place. Factory pre-installed
wires at this location should not be removed or altered.
7.
CONTACT MODE SCREWS
—Used to secure wires to configure the contact
mode of the overload relays.
Wires connected to the NC contacts are pre-
wired at the factory, and should not be removed.
Note:
If problems develop with the overload relay, contact the Field Support
Manager at Phase Technologies, (605) 343-7934.
5. TROUBLESHOOTING
This section provides troubleshooting information for potential system problems.
5.1 GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
After the system is fully wired, turn the Phase Perfect
unit ON with the fusible
disconnect.
If the unit fails to turn ON, and all status lights are OFF, check the following:
1. Verify that the appropriate circuit breaker in the building’s electrical
distribution box is set ON and is properly sized.
2. Check the control circuit fuse located on the panel just below the
printed circuit board. If necessary, replace with appropriate 3 A fuse.
3. Verify that the jumper on the control terminal is connected either A to
B for motor starter configuration, or B to C for power supply
configuration.
The unit will not operate unless the jumper wire or
control circuit wires are connected to the appropriate control terminals.
For single-motor applications, if the unit turns ON but power is not provided to the
load:
1.
Check the TRIP INDICATOR WINDOW on the motor protection unit to
see if it has tripped.
If tripped, push the AUTO/MANUAL RESET
button on the motor protection unit.
2.
Verify that the overload relay current limit is appropriately set for the
load.
After turning the motor ON always check for correct rotation. If the motor rotation is
incorrect, reverse any two of the three output power leads T1, T2, and T3.