Maintenance
Inspection and maintenance intervals
Periodic inspections and maintenance are
essential to obtain safe and reliable
operation of the type SDV6 distribution
circuit breaker.
When type SDV6 distribution circuit
breakers are operated under "usual service
conditions," maintenance and lubrication
is recommended at five-year intervals or at
the number of operations indicated in
Table 4: Maintenance and lubrication on
page 29, whichever occurs first. "Usual"
and "unusual" service conditions for ac
high-voltage circuit breakers are defined in
ANSI/IEEEC37.04, section 4 and ANSI/IEEE
C37.010, section 4. Generally, "usual
service conditions" are defined as an
environment in which the equipment is
not exposed to excessive dust, acid fumes,
damaging chemicals, salt air, rapid or
frequent changes in temperature,
vibration, high humidity and extremes of
temperature.
The definition of "usual service condition"
is subject to a variety of interpretations.
Because of this, you are best served by
adjusting maintenance and lubrication
intervals based on your experience with
the equipment in the actual service
environment.
Regardless of the length of the
maintenance and lubrication interval,
Siemens recommends that circuit breakers
should be inspected and exercised
annually.
Hazardous voltages and high speed moving parts.
Will cause death, serious injury or property damage.
Read instruction manuals, observe safety instructions and use
qualified personnel.
Regardless of the length of the
maintenance and lubrication interval,
Siemens recommends the circuit breaker
should be inspected and exercised
annually.
For the safety of maintenance personnel as
well as others who might be exposed to
hazards associated with maintenance
activities, the safety-related work practices
of NFPA 70E (especially chapters 1 and 2)
should always be followed when working
on electrical equipment.
Maintenance personnel should be trained
in the safety practices, procedures and
requirements that pertain to their
respective job assignments.
This instruction manual should be
reviewed and retained in a location readily
accessible for reference during
maintenance of this equipment.
The user must establish a periodic
maintenance program to ensure trouble-
free and safe operation.
The frequency of inspection, periodic
cleaning and preventive maintenance
schedule will depend upon the operation
conditions. NFPA Publication 70B,
"Electrical Equipment Maintenance" may
be used as a guide to establish such a
program.
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