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PART 7

WIRING DIAGRAMS

DEFINITION OF SYMBOLS

TC2 

B phase fuse trip coil

TC3 

C phase fuse trip coil

 

Closing release coil

Anti pump relay

01 

C o n t r o l   s w i t c h  

 

BA 

Bell alarm switch

PF 

Power fuse

uv 

Undervoltage device

Main power circuit   A phase

Main power circuit   B phase

Spring charging motor

Main power circuit   C phase

 

 

Motor cut off switch (Shown with

closing mechanism spring discharged)

a

Auxiliary switch contact (open when breaker is open)

Auxiliary switch contact (closed when breaker is open)

FP BREAKER OPERATING SEQUENCE

1. Control switch 01-C closed (local close) or remote close via Terminal 

2. “X” coil is energized 

 “b” contact of the “Y” relay, 

 contact of the breaker auxiliary switch,

and 

 contact of the motor cut-off switch.

3. Stored energy closing spring released via 

 coil, closing breaker.

4. Closing breaker operates auxiliary switch opening “b” contacts and closing “a” contact thus energizing

anti pump 

 relay and 

 “X” coil.

5. “Y” relay remains energized via seal-in contact thus providing anti-pumping lockout of “X” coil if

 held closed

Cl

6. “Y” relay is de-energized when #contact is opened.

7. Closing breaker, closes auxiliary switch “a” contacts permitting the breaker to be tripped electrically

when control 

power 

is switched to auxiliary stabs 

 and 6B.

 Motor cut-off switch contact “bb” closes when spring discharges and 

 when spring is fully

charged.

9. Auxiliary switch 

 contact closes when the breaker is tripped.

10. Motor cut-off switch contact 

 

 when the closing mechanism spring is fully charged.

11. The breaker will close when control switch 

 

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Summary of Contents for FUSEMATIC FP25-600

Page 1: ...CIRCUIT BREAKER FM 25400 P A C I F I C E L E C T R I C C O M P A N Y POWER EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS DIVISION INSTRUCTION MANUAL for FUSEMATIC FP25 600 FP501600 FM25 600 FM50 1600 N FP 25 600 FUSEMATIC EDERA...

Page 2: ...1600 I N D E X PAGE G e n e r a l 3 Shipment Receiving Handling Storage _______________ 3 Inspection Installation 3 Maintenance 6 Accessories 7 Overcurrent Trip Devices 9 Wiring Diagram 11 Recommende...

Page 3: ...he Company in aiding the filing of the damage claim When unpacking make all items are removed from the box including packing list instruction book main tenance parts and hardware Report any shortage i...

Page 4: ...touch any of the breaker when the stored energy mechanism is charged close button on front Breaker will close Depress red trip button located in charging handle Breaker will open Recharge stored ener...

Page 5: ...ion rails should be free to in and check rail stops for tightness 4 Rail rollers should be free and well lubricated 5 Main stabs should be tight free of dust and dirt Lubricate with contact grease 6 C...

Page 6: ...re frequent inspections should be made for dirty corrosive or high use applications Reassemble following the reverse of operations and adjust per Figs 10 and 11 In most it is not to replace contacts b...

Page 7: ...mechanism when stored energy mech anism is slowly and that the trip shaft is free It should take no more than 22 inches of torque to trip the breaker GENERAL Make that current carrying parts secured...

Page 8: ...of all contacts can be see and inspected through the transparent dust The contacts may be changed from a b b to by removing the and inverting the contact bridge INTERRUPTING CAPACITY IN SINGLE CONTAC...

Page 9: ...E Open position The plunger s which has been released indicates which fuse s have blown They are reset manually after replacing the blown fuses by pulling the plunger s out as far as they will go and...

Page 10: ...he circuit breaker and be lubricated again It is possible to remove and replace a trip device in the field To Remove a Trip Device The trip units which contained in transparent plastic cases should be...

Page 11: ...rmitting the breaker to be tripped electrically when control power is switched to auxiliary stabs and 6B Motor cut off switch contact bb closes when spring discharges and when spring is fully charged...

Page 12: ...1151 9354 1152 9354 1151 0632 Mounting Ref 1100 6034 Mounting Ref Drawing 1100 6035 Mounting Ref Drawing Mounting Ref Description Moving arcing contacts Upper stud assembly Main Stationary contact as...

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