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Recommended Renewal Parts and Replacement Procedures
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Ch 6 Recommended Renewal Parts and
Replacement Procedures
A. o
rDerInG
I
nStructIonS
1. To order Renewal Parts from Powell,
visit the website at
1.800.480.7273.
2. Always specify the complete nameplate
information including:
• Circuit Breaker Type
• Serial Number
• Rated Voltage
• Rated Amps
• Impulse Withstand
• Control Voltage (for control devices and
coils)
3. Specify the quantity and description
of the part and the instruction bulletin
number. If the part is in any of the
recommended renewal parts tables, specify
the catalog number. If the part is not in
any of the tables, a description should be
accompanied by a marked illustration from
this instruction bulletin or photo.
B. r
ecoMMenDeD
r
eneWAl
p
ArtS
A sufficient amount of renewal parts should
be stored to enable the prompt replacement
of any worn, broken, or damaged part. A
sufficient amount of stocked parts minimizes
service interruptions caused by breakdowns
and saves time and expense. When continuous
operation is a primary consideration, a larger
quantity of renewal parts should be stocked
depending on the severity of the service and
the time required to secure replacement parts.
Since parts may be improved periodically,
renewal parts may not be identical to the
original parts.
recommended spare parts to be carried in
stock by the user. The recommended quantity
is not specified. This must be determined
by the user based on the application. As a
minimum, it is recommended that one set of
parts be stocked per ten circuit breakers or less.
Powell recommends that only qualified
technicians perform maintenance on these
units. If these circuit breakers are installed in
a location where they are not maintained by
a qualified technician, a spare circuit breaker
should be on site ready for circuit breaker
replacement. The malfunctioning unit can then
be returned to the factory for reconditioning.
c. r
eplAceMent
p
roceDureS
This section includes instructions for replacing
the parts recommended as renewal parts.
Before attempting any maintenance repair
work, take note of the safety practices outlined
of this instruction bulletin.
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CAUTION
Ensure that the control circuits are
deenergized and the circuit breaker is
deenergized, disconnected by means of a
visible break, and securely grounded. Do NOT
start to work on a closed circuit breaker or a
circuit breaker with the main closing spring
charged. When any maintenance procedure
requires the opening or closing of the circuit
breaker or the charging of any of the stored
energy mechanism springs, exercise extreme
caution to ensure that all personnel, tools, and
other miscellaneous objects are kept clear of
the moving parts of the charged springs.