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Fig. 

6. 

Moving  Contact Assembly  (4000A) 

Detailed  Inspection 

Make  sure  that  all  bolts,  nuts,  terminal  connections,  etc.  are 

fastened  securely.  Check  for  evidence  of  wear  or  improper 
adjustment  and  operation  of  the  various  parts. 

The  machined  surfaces  of  the  armature  and  holding  magnet 
should  be  inspected  carefully  to  make  sure  that  they  are  free 

of  dirt  or  magnetic  particles.  The  surfaces  should  be  cleaned 
occasionally with a clean cotton cloth dipped in kerosene. Cot­
ton  waste should be avoided  since loose  fibers  may be left on 
the  magnet  surfaces. 

After a long period of service or exposure to moist or corrosive 

air,  the  magnet  surfaces  may  be  rusted  or  corroded  to  some 

extent.  A  small  amount  of  rust  will  not  interfere  with  breaker 

operation.  If rust or distortion occurs to the extent of interfering 

with  proper  holding,  the  surfaces  may  be  trued  as  follows: 

1.  Holding  magnet- use  a  fine  grit,  flat  stone  and  carefully 

rub it over the surface of the magnet until flatness is restored. 

2.  Armature  surface- remove  the armature from the breaker. 

Lay a sheet of polishing  cloth or very fine emery paper with 

the grit side up  on  a  surface  plate.  Lay the ar�ature  ?n the 
polishing  cloth  and  move  it  about  carefully  w1th  a  c1rcular 

motion  until  all  high  spots  are  removed. 

1.8.  201 

Fig. 

7. 

ARC  Chute 

CAUTION 

The  arc  chamber  contains  ceramic  material.  Handle 
carefully. Do not drop, tip over or bump. 

Insulating parts of the arc chamber must withstand more than 

the  full  line  potential  when  the  breaker  is  interrupting.  Suc­

cessful  breaker  operation  depends  largely  on  the  care  given 

to the arc  chambers.  Periodically, they should be removed and 

inspected  for  worn  or  broken  ceramic  parts  and  for  excessive 

metallic spray  deposits. 

Since fault currents vary  in  severity ,  the life of an arc chamber 
cannot  be  predicted  accurately.  Renewals  should  be  deter­
mined  by  inspection.  If the  ceramic plates are eroded to sharp 
edges,  or  if  the  slots  in  the  plates  have  increased  more  than 

%inch in width in the widest portion, the arc chamber should 

be replaced.  If any of the ceramic plates are badly cracked, the 
arc  chamber  should  be replaced. 

When  installing the  arc  chamber  on  the  breaker,  make  certain 
that  the  rear  arc-runner  connection  engages  the  clips  on  the 
blow-out magnet assembly,  Fig. 7. 

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Страница 3: ...justment 6 Lubrication 6 Operating lrregularities 7 Pole Units Failing to Close 7 Holding Armature Fails to Hold 7 Breaker Slams Open When Closing 7 Renewal Parts Identification 7 1 8 201 List of Illustrations Figure Page Diagram of Breaker Operation with Bucking Bar 2 Schematic of Current Interruption 2 3 Schematic of Operating Mechanism 2 4 Use of Locking Bar 3 5 Polarity Hookups 4 6 Moving Cont...

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Страница 5: ... The bucking bar inductive shunt combination consists of a small bucking bar passing through the holding magnet and a lami nated iron circuit around the lower stud to force additional current through the bucking bar on high rates of rise The cur rent through the bucking bar under normal conditions is small and has very little neutralizing affect on the holding coil mag netic circuit Adjustments ar...

Страница 6: ...p by the holding coil As the bucking bar current rises the resultant flux through the armature will be reduced to a value that permits the armature to be pulled away by the spring load on the linkage and the breaker will open As the breaker starts to open the main contacts part first and cause the current to flow through the arcing contacts as shown on Fig 2 The arcing contacts then part and an ar...

Страница 7: ...s to pull away from the holding magnet when the breaker is closed then the forcing screw must be re tightened However the breaker must always be in the open position when adjusting the forcing screw For closing tests about 30 amperes at 125 V D C should be supplied to the closing coil of each pole unit tested The cur rent must not be applied for more than a few seconds at a time since the closing ...

Страница 8: ...2F Feeder Breaker with upper stud negative lower stud positive Polarity Connection Factory Connection I 7 Breaker J t 4 F_H_ C 1 Holding Coil 4 1 4SHC 7 Breaker J 6 t 5 F TC 1 Tripping Coil 5STC 5 I Terminal Block on Breaker Forward Trip DM2R Rectifier Breaker with upper stud positive lower stud negative Polarity Connection 3 Factory Connection I 4SHC 7 Breaker t 1 f 4 F_H _ C 1 Holding Coil 1 t t...

Страница 9: ...shing cloth or very fine emery paper with the grit side up on a surface plate Lay the ar ature n the polishing cloth and move it about carefully w1th a c1rcular motion until all high spots are removed 1 8 201 Fig 7 ARC Chute CAUTION The arc chamber contains ceramic material Handle carefully Do not drop tip over or bump Insulating parts of the arc chamber must withstand more than the full line pote...

Страница 10: ...n C goes over toggle but cannot notice any return motion of the moving contact support The correct adjustment is 1112 turns over toggle The pull rod length can be adjusted if necessary by loosening the lock nut R removing pin Q and rotating the universal joint P to shorten or lengthen the pull rod assembly The universal joint has R H threads After adjustment place a screw driver blade between the ...

Страница 11: ... 2 Armature or holding magnet surface is not flat 3 Poor connection in the holding coil current Breaker slams open when closing 1 Improper adjustment of toggle links 2 Faulty holding magnet or armature 10 Special Inquiries When communicating with Westinghouse regarding the product covered by this Instruction Book include all data contained on the nameplate attached to the equipment Also to facilit...

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