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Air Circuit Breaker Interruptor Abierto Disjuntor Aberto ABW - Weg

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6 SolVe proBleMS guIDe<br />

6.1 FAultS AnD DIAgnoSeS<br />

Fault probable Cause<br />

<strong>Circuit</strong><br />

breaker does<br />

not turn on<br />

<strong>Circuit</strong><br />

breaker<br />

turns off<br />

immediate-ly<br />

when it is<br />

turned on<br />

1. Locking by key activated<br />

(in LOCK position).<br />

2. <strong>Circuit</strong> breaker is not in<br />

correct position inside the<br />

removal carriage.<br />

3. Removal rod is inserted. Remove removal rod.<br />

4. Coil (module) of subvoltage<br />

is not energized.<br />

5. There is no voltage of<br />

24Vdc on the connection<br />

terminals with the coil (US+;<br />

US-).<br />

6. Subvoltage coil<br />

disconnected from the<br />

module.<br />

7. Operating mechanism<br />

springs are not charged.<br />

8. Closing coil does not<br />

operate.<br />

English<br />

open <strong>Circuit</strong> <strong>Breaker</strong><br />

Corrective Actions<br />

1st Alternative 2nd Alternative<br />

Deactivate locking by key<br />

(put it in the UNLOCK<br />

position).<br />

Put the circuit breaker in one<br />

of the normal positions of<br />

operation: INSERTED, TEST<br />

or REMOVED.<br />

Apply control voltage to the<br />

subvoltage module.<br />

Replace subvoltage module.<br />

Connect cables of modue to<br />

the terminals US+ and US-.<br />

Manually charge the<br />

operating mechanism<br />

springs.<br />

Apply voltage to the closing<br />

coil.<br />

Replace closing coil.<br />

9. On button broken. -<br />

10. On button stuck (does<br />

not function).<br />

-<br />

1. Poor operation of the coil<br />

and/or subvoltage module.<br />

2. Springs of the operating<br />

system out of position.<br />

3. Bolts of the operating<br />

system loose.<br />

<strong>Circuit</strong><br />

breaker turns<br />

off when Poor operation of the<br />

the springs operating mechanism.<br />

are being<br />

charged<br />

Replace the coil and the<br />

subvoltage module.<br />

-<br />

-<br />

-<br />

Contact WEG<br />

technical<br />

assistance.<br />

Contact WEG<br />

technical<br />

assistance.<br />

Contact WEG<br />

technical<br />

assistance.<br />

<strong>ABW</strong> | 71

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