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Tensioning Guide
Belt-diagram
C-120 pulleys
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Daily Electrical System Inspection
Replace Roller and Pulley
Install Engine B-120
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Electrical Brothers
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Drive Motor
B2 Rollers
Tensioning System
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Schneider Electric Low Voltage Capacitor Bank VLVAF5N03519AB
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Initial 3 Monthly Maintenance
- Check the controller display to confirm it is active and there are no alarm conditions (refer to the VarPlus Logic user manual for alarm details)
- Check alarms such as: - Alarm A9: Indicates internal temperature exceeded the thermal limit of 122°F (50°C)
- Alarm A10: Indicates the maximum THD (7%) has been exceeded
- Check that the cubicle ventilation fans are active. If not, verify by adjusting the thermostat (ST1) after powering down the main breaker and wait for 5 minutes before re-engaging
- Check that all ventilation openings are clear
- Listen for any loud noise (>50 dB) with the unit in full operation. Investigate identified noise sources or contact Schneider Electric if unresolved
- De-energize the capacitor bank by opening the disconnect and ensure the external upstream main breaker is open. Follow lock-out, tag-out procedures and wait five minutes before opening the door
- Open the front door and test for line voltage at the bottom of F1, F2, and F3 (control fuses), which should be 0 V
- Manually trip all stage breakers, then reset to ON
Yearly Maintenance
- Repeat all steps outlined in the first scheduled PM
- Use the procedure in "STEP.TST" (page 58) to manually turn the first stage on. Measure and record line-to-line voltage
- Use the procedure in "STEP.TST" to manually turn on each stage one at a time, measuring the stage’s 3-phase line currents and recording results. Turn off the stage before moving to the next
- De-energize the capacitor bank by opening the main disconnect device and wait five minutes
- Test for line AC voltage at the bottom of F1, F2, and F3, which should be 0 V, then repeat the test at the top of F1, F2, and F3
- Use a DC voltage meter to test each capacitor stage for residual DC voltage. Isolate the capacitor if any reading is higher than 1V
- Inspect the capacitor bank for signs of overheating, such as discoloration or flaking
- Check all field-installed bus bar connections and torque values listed on page 55
- Inspect terminal lugs for damage and replace if necessary
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Circuit Breaker
NS800 N/H
Circuit Breaker
NS1000 N/H
Circuit Breaker
NS1250 N/H
Circuit Breaker
NS1600 N/H
Circuit Breaker
NS800 N/H
Circuit Breaker
NS1000 N/H
Circuit Breaker
NS1250 N/H
Circuit Breaker
NS1600 N/H
Circuit Breaker
NS800 N/H
Circuit Breaker
NS1000 N/H
Circuit Breaker
NS1250 N/H
Circuit Breaker
NS1600 N/H
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