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load iridicatirlg
Jisht (9,
Fig.
21 mus
dition.
(35)
i!.ecJcrce Joad tc normcl.
Turn off ind
Fig.
2).
icGtirt3
ligltt
by prcxing
reset s:,:?ch
(7,
(36).
Check engin e oil pressure at govemed
speed (2000
Rr?l~<).' Gage slroufd
indicate
at Jeust 38 PSI when the engine
is hot.
Check engine
cotilant
ten+xture.
Gage should
indicate
in the range of .I80 degrees to l?G degrees dependins
upon an?bient temperature.
(37)
Check operation
of fuse interlock
(Ref.
7-J;
2,
Fig.
10).
W{fJl
unit 0pera:ic-g normaliy
under load,
remove protective
relay circuit
fuse (Ref.
11, Fig.
2).
The load contactor
sllould
open immediately.
This
indicates
that the fuse interlock
reJay is functioning
properly.
Rep&e
fuse and appiy
load.
NOTE:
Make all protective
refay tests with
the unit operating
urder
load.
_ .
(38)
Check operation
of overvoltage
relay and indicating
fight.
.
(a)
With
tho unit running
ct normal loud,
adjust' the voltage
regulator
rheo-
stat (37,
Fig.
2) to increase voltage
(turn cfock\h:isc) until
the,overvoltage
sensing re!ay actuates
the protective
monitor
to open the load conthctor
and turn
on
the overvoitagc
indicating
light.
The ovetvoltase
xnsing
relay should
trip when voltage
reaches
130 V to 134 V.
(b)
Return unit to normal operating
conditions
by adjusting
voltcge
regulator
rheostut
and pressing reset switch
(7).
/
' (39)
Ch ec. o era ion of undervoltage
sensing
relay,
indicating
light,
und time delay.
k
p
t
Before starting
this check,
Jet us understand
the sequence of events which
should
happen when voltage
is reduced to 103 V or lower.
At some value between
103
V and 93 V,
the undervoltage
sensing relay
(Ref.
J-J;
5,
Fig.
JO)
should function
to activate
the undervoltcge
time delay circuit.
Five seconds
after
the time delay circuit
is
activated,
(if the under-voltage
condition
con-
tinues)
it
should
function
to open the protective
monitor
relay which,
in turn,
will
open the load contactor
to stop powerdelivery.
As a resuJt of the action,
the undervoltage
indicating
JiglIt (9) should
be turned
ON.
A stopwatch
or
sweep-second-hand
watch is required
for this check.
Proceed as fof Jaws:
(a)
With
unit
running
at normal
load,
use the voltage
regulator
rheostat
(37,
Fig.
2) to reduce voltage
to 104 V.
The load contactor
should
NOT
open
after
a Ssecond
dalay .
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