@TERASAKI TemPower Instruction Manual ACB with AOR-1B OCR © Types ®@ ATO6 @ AT12 ATIE @ Al20,AT25 ® AT32, AT40DESCRIPTION OF TEMPOWER ACB BRIEF EXPLANATION OF PARTS on B DRAW-OUT MECHANISM CONN. POSITION ISOLATED POSITION MOVING THE BREAKER BODY WITHIN THE DRAW-OUT CRADLE MOVING TO THE ISOLATED POSITION MOVING TO THE TEST POSITION RE-INSERTION OF BREAKER BODY INTO THE DRAW-OUT CRADLE TEST POSITION WITHDRAWAL AND REMOVAL OF BREAKER BODY FROM ISOLATED POSITION a 14-15 8 Cees cease od BERR INSULATION RESISTANCE AND DIELECTRIC WITHSTAND TESTS 50 CONTROL CIRCUIT - 50 MAIN CIRCUIT © 50 LIFTER CHECKS BEFORE USE HOW TO USE THE LIFTER PLACING THE TEMPOWER ACB INTO THE SWITCHBOARD COMPARTMENT PROCEDURE FOR PITCH ADJUSTMENT REMOVING THE ACB FROM THE SWITCHBOARD COMPARTMENT i 56 PRECAUTIONS FOR USE AOR - 18 MULTI FUNCTION PROTECTION DEVICE BASE CURRENT [lo] CHARACTERISTIC CHECK TESTING PRIMARY CURRENT LEVELS OVERCURRENT TRIP TEST TEMPERATURE TEST FIELD TEST METHODS OCR SETTING PROCEDURES OPERATION INDICATION & RESET PROTECTIVE FUNCTIONS & SETTING RANGES, OPERATING MECHANISM ANTI-PUMPING HOLD RELAY OPERATION CHECK REPLACEMENT OF THE ANTI-PUMPING HOLD RELAY AUXILIARY SWITCH ASSEMBLY PERIODIC INSPECTION (AUXILIARY SWITCH ASSEMBLY) REPLACEMENT OF AUXILIARY SWITCH ASSEMBLY INTERNAL ACCESSORIESOPERATING MECHANISM. (CONTINUED) LATCH RELEASE COIL DEVICE PERIODIC INSPECTION (LAC) REPLACEMENT OF LATCH RELEASE COIL DEVICE PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SHUNT TRIP DEVICE PERIODIC INSPECTION (SHT) REPLACEMENT OF SHUNT TRIP DEVICE. UNDERVOLTAGE TRIP DEVICE FUNCTION LOCK OF THE UNDERVOLTAGE TRIP DEVICE PERIODIC INSPECTION (UVT) REPLACEMENT OF UNDERVOLTAGE TRIP DEVICE i OPERATION CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS, MANUAL CHARGING CLOSING OPERATION OPENING OPERATION SPRING CHARGING OPERATION MOTOR CHARGING CLOSING OPERATION OPENING OPERATION SPRING CHARGING OPERATION SLOW CLOSING OPERATION SLOW CLOSING PROCEDURE RESTORING THE SLOW-CLOSE CONDITION TO NORMAL No ° PERIODIC INSPECTION AND PARTS REPLACEMENT ARC CHUTES PERIODIC INSPECTION (ARC CHUTES) REMOVAL AND MOUNTING CONTACTS MAIN CONTACTS MOVING ARCING CONTACTS PERIODIC INSPECTION (ARCING CONTACTS) REPLACEMENTS RECEIVING AND HANDLING DIRECTIONS FOR TRANSPORTATION STORAGE Note: ‘Some items mentioned in the manual are only fitted when specified.FIGURE 1 TEMPOWER ACB Aux. Switch Assembly* 17. Padlock Lever, Open Position ‘Aux. Circuit Isolating Contacts. 18, PUSH-TO-OPEN Button Lifting Plate* 19. Keylock Device* Fixing Block* 20. _ Insertion Hole (Draw-Out Handle) Close, Open Counter 21. Position Padlock Lever Charging Handle 22. Position Indicator Nameplate 23. Position Stopper Release Lever Breaker Body Spring Charged Indicator 24, Draw-Out Cradle 25. Open, Closed indicator Wiring Hole for Position Switch 26. Front Panel Draw-Out Handle 27. Undervoltage Trip Device Draw-Out Stopper 28. OCR, Front Protection Cover Dust Plate* 29. AOR - 1B Multi-Function Protective Device" Mounting Screw, Front Panel 30. Arc Chute PUSH-TO-CLOSE Button Button Cover for Manual Operation ionalBRIEF EXPLANATION OF PARTS (Refer to Figure 1) Draw-Out Handle (11) Used to move the breaker body from one position to another in the Draw-Out cradle (9). There are three set positions: CONN., TEST and ISOLATED. Lifting Plates (3) (optional) ‘Two lifting plates provide the facility for Iiting the breaker for transporting, installation and removal. Position Indicator (22) Indicates the word "CONN.", “TEST" or "ISOLATED" according to the position of the breaker body in the cradle. ‘Open-Closed Indicator (25) Indicates the symbol "O" when the breaker is in the open position and the closed position. when the breaker is in Spring Charged Indicator (24) Indicates the word "Charged" when the closing springs are fully charged and "Discharged" when they are released. PUSH-TO-CLOSE Button (15) Depressing this button closes the breaker. PUSH-TO-OPEN Button (18) Depressing this button opens the breaker. Button Cover for Manual Operation (16) (Optional) ‘A cover is available for the PUSH-TO-CLOSE and PUSH-TO-OPEN Buttons (with padiocking facilities) to guard against careless close-open operations. : Suitable for padlocks with 6 or 8mm shackle (Padlocks are not supplied). Position Stopper Release Lever (23) When this lever is in the up position, the breaker is locked in one of the three positions; CONN., TEST or ISOLATED. Pressing this lever down unlocks the position stopper. : This lever can only be pressed down when the breaker is in the OPEN (0) position. Position Padlock Lever (21) This lever enables the breaker to be locked (padlock) in any one of the three positions, CONN., TEST or ISOLATED. The lever (21) facilitates up to three padiocks (refer to 8. Note) Insertion Hole (Draw-Out Handle) (20) This hole is fitted with a shutter which opens when the position stopper release lever (23) is pressed down. Draw-Out Stopper (12) These stoppers lock the breaker body (8) in the ISOLATED and remove positions. Auxiliary Switch Assembly (1) (Optional) This Switch incorporates five a-contacts (normally open) and five b-contacts (normally closed), wiring is made directly to the switch terminals (M3.S terminal screws are used), Also available are 2ab and 10ab switch assemblies.Auxiliary Circuit Isolating Contacts (2) ‘These contacts isolate the auxiliary circuit when the breaker is withdrawn. Padlock Lever, Open Position (17) To padlock the breaker in the open position, depress the PUSH-TO-OPEN button (18) and pull ‘out the lever (17), then apply up to three padlocks to the lever. This prevents the breaker from being closed manually or electrically Dust Plate (13) (Optional) The dust plate (13) is spring loaded arid presses against the inner surface of the switchboard "panel door. ‘Type AOR - 1B Multi-Function, Protective Device (29) (Optional) This device operates off the secondary current of the current transformers. Close-Open Counter (5) (Optional) Counts and displays the number of close-open cycles of the breaker. Keylock Device (19) (Optional) This device is fitted when a keylock or key interlock system is specified in the order. The standard lock fitted is of the cylinder type FS2 or, alternatively, a Fortress type H31L lock may be fitted. Fixing Blocks (4) (Optional) = These blocks are secured to the switchboard framework. The breaker body (8) is secured to the Draw-Out cradle (9) only in the CONN. position. ; These blocks are compulsory (must be specified) when the breaker is subjected to marine = classification society's rules. Wiring Hole (for position switch) (10) ‘The wiring is taken direct, via wiring hole, to the terminals on the position switch (If fitted), which is mounted at the rear of the Draw-Out cradle (9). OPERATION ‘TerPower Air Circuit Breakers are available in two types; manual charging or motor charging. Manual Charging ‘Charging the closing springs and close-open control of the breaker are done manually. The breaker can be closed only when the closing springs are charged. ‘Spring Charging Operation, (Refer to Figure 1) as follows: @) Pump the charging handle (6) to manually charge the closing springs. The maximum angular stroke of the charging handle is approximately 105 degrees.USAT Nes _ b) When the closing springs are fully charged, a metallic "click" will be heard and no further pumping of the charging handle will be possible. When the charging handle is pumped with its maximum stroke (Approx. 105 degrees), four pumping cycles should complete the charging. Check that the spring indicator (24) shows "CHARGED". 1 23 1. Spring Charged Indicator Open-Closed Indicator Charging Handle PUSH-TO-CLOSE Button Padlock Lever, Open Position PUSH-TO-OPEN Button Insertion Hole (Draw-Out Handle) Position Indicator Position Stopper Release Lever SPNOeaoN Closing Operation (Refer to Figure 3) Before closing the breaker, check the following: a) The closing springs are charged. (Refer to para 2.2) b) The position stopper release lever (9) is in the “up position". ©) The shutter of the Draw-Qut handle insertion hole (7) is completely closed. @) The open position padlock lever (5) is not, “pulled out". ©) The specified voltage is applied to the undervoltage trip device (if fitted). 1) The function of the undervoltage trip device is locked (Refer to Figure 22). The front cover cannot be fitted when the UVT is locked. | When checks (a-e) have been satisfactorily completed, carry out the following :- ‘Open the Manual operation button cover, (if fitted) and press the PUSH-TO-CLOSE button (4). The breaker will now close. The Open-Closed indicator (2) shows ‘I* (Closed), land the spring charged indicator (1) shows “DISCHARGED". Even when checks (b-e) are not satisfied, the charged closing springs are released by pressing the PUSH-TO-CLOSE button (4). The breaker will not be in the closed position. Therefore, repeat the closing operation according to checks (b-e).Opening Operation Open the manual operation button cover (if fitted) and press the PUSH-TO-OPEN button (6) This trips open the breaker, and the Open-Closed indicator (2) shows "O" (Open). Motor Charging ‘A motor operated mechanism automatically charges the closing springs. Connections for remote electrical open-close control of the breaker are also fitted (Refer to Figure 5). A Shunt trip or undervottage trip device must be fitted to provide remote opening facility. (The latch release coil for remote closing is included with the motor mechanism.) | Manual operation is also possible, for which the same procedures (Refer to para 2.1) apply. Spring Charging Operation ‘Supply the specified control power voltage to the charging motor circuit. As soon as the ACB closes, the closing springs discharge simultaneously. The charging motor will again re-charge the closing springs in readiness for the next closing operation. The charging motor is automatically stopped when the closing springs are fully charged, and the spring charged indicator (24) (Refer to Figure 1) shows "CHARGED". The charging time varies depending on the rated control voltage and the type of breaker (Normal range from 2.4 to 10 seconds). The permissible control voltage range for the charging motor is 85 to 110% of the rated voltage when AG rated, or 75 to 110% when DC rated. It is strongly recommended that the control power be supplied at the rated voltage, Closing Operation (Refer to Figure 3) Before closing the breaker, check the following: ‘@) The closing springs are charged (Refer to para 2.2). b) The position stopper release lever (9) is in the "up position". ©) The shutter of the Draw-Out handle insertion hole (7) is completely closed. d) The open position padlock lever (5) (if fitted) is not pulled out. e) The specified voltage is applied to the undervoltage trip voltage trip device which is locked (Refer to figure 22). ‘When checks (a-e) have been satisfactorily completed, press the remote CLOSE button (Refer to Figure 5) (PB "CLOSE"). This energizes the latch release coil (LRC), which, in turn, releases the charged closing springs and the breaker immediately closes. The spring charged indicator now shows "DISCHARGED". With the closing springs discharged, the charging motor is immediately re-energised to charge thie closing springs in readiness for the next closing operation. Even when checks (b-e) are not satisfied, the charging closing springs are released by pressing the PUSH-TO-CLOSE button (4), the breaker will not be in the closed position. Therefore, tepeat the closing operation accord 1g to checks (b-e)..Opening Operation A shunt trip device (SHT) or undervoitage trip device (UVT) is used for remote electrical opening operation. Press the remote OPEN button (Refer to Figure 5). This trips the breaker via the SHT or UVT. When close-open operations are repeated with the charging motor ON, limit the number of ‘successive close-open cycles to 15 times. If the close-open cycle is repeated more than 15 times, allow a cooling period of at least 20 minutes between the 15th cycle and 16th cycle. Slow Closing Operation (This is only achieved when using slow-close jigs which are optional, (2 Jigs/Set). ‘Avoid slow closing operation for purposes other than inspection and maintenance of the breaker. Remove the arc chutes, check that the 3 poles of the arcing contact touch simultaneously or the main contact touches after the arcing contact has touched. Slow Closing Procedure, as follows: = a) Remove the breaker body (8) (Refer to Figure 1) from the Draw-Out cradle (9). (Toremove : the breaker body, refer to para 3.8) Place the breaker body on a workbench, in such a position that its underside is readily visible and accessible, turning it sideways or backwards. Take every precaution to avoid damaging the breaker. Pump the charging handle (6) fully, to charge the closing springs. When they are fully charged (Refer to Figure 4), a wider gap (4) develops between each closing spring guide (2) and the closing spring guide shaft (9). insert the leaf springs of the jig into each gap (square hole), with their pins extending to the inner side of the breaker. Ensure that both the closing spring guides have jigs inserted. ‘Check that the conditions for closing the breaker are satisfied. (Refer to Closing Operation 2.6). Press the PUSH-TO-CLOSE button (15) (Refer to Figure 1) although the closing mechanism moves slightly, the breaker remains open. The breaker is now ready for slow closing operation.) Pump the charging handle (6). The moving contacts move toward the stationary contacts in unison with down strokes of the charging handle. When the breaker is closed, (3 to 4 Pumping cycles) the indicators show "I" (closed) and "DISCHARGED, respectively. Press the PUSH-TO-OPEN button to open the breaker. When further slow closing operations are required, repeat the procedure in checks (e-g).WR aR SSN meee staselee al Pin 1. Bottom Plate (of Frame) 2. Closing Spring Guide 3. Closing Spring Guide Shaft 4. AWider Gap 5. Slow-Close Jig @) Press the PUSH-TO-OPEN button (18) to open the breaker. ) Pump the charging handle (6) to charge the closing springs. The spring charged indicator (24) shows "CHARGED". ©) Compress the leaf springs of the jigs (Refer to Figure 4) to remove them from the closing spring guides (2). The jigs cannot be removed after the PUSH-TO-CLOSE button has been pressed. (In this case repeat checks f-g in para 2.9.3) d) The slow-close jigs are stored external to the breaker. ‘The ACB cannot be inserted into the cradle with the slow-close jigs fitted(jewows) yours voung-usnd a. ows Aipy "Sx wai. 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The switchboard panel door can be shut with the breaker body drawn out to the TEST or = ISOLATED position. oS ae _ The auxiliary switch assembly (1) (Refer to Figure 1) mounted on the Draw-Out cradle (9) operates a in the CONN. and TEST positions (or CONN. position, only when the breaker is subject to the marine classification society rules). Pe | Pe : =CONN. Position (Refer to Fig 6) ‘The main circuit and the contro! circuits (of the breaker) are connected to the external circuits for normal service. WAR | Disconnect contacts of control circuits Disconnect contacts of main circuit Breaker Body: Draw-Out cradle _- TEST Position (Refer to Figure 7) The main circuit is isolated, and the control circuits are connected. This position allows the __ ©peration of all the control circuit functions (Refer to Figure 5) EUR ERAeSa eS t Disconnect contacts of control circuits Disconnect contacts of main circuit Breaker Body ‘Draw-Out Cradle ISOLATED Position (Refer to Figure 8) ‘The main circuit and the control circuits are isolated and the breaker is completely de-energised EIAs Disconnect contacts of control circuits Disconnect contacts of main circuit Breaker Body Draw-Out cradle Moving The Breaker Body Within The Draw-Out Cradle (Refer to Figure 1) I’ The Draw-Out handle (11) is used to move the breaker body to one of the three positions (CONN., "TEST and ISOLATED) in the Draw Out cradle. The Draw-Out handle Is supplied loose andMoving to the TEST position, as follows: ‘@) Check that the breaker is in the "O" (Open) position. If tis in the "I" (Closed) position, press the PUSH-TO-OPEN button (5) (Refer to Figure 9) to open the breaker. b) If fixing blocks (4) (Refer to Figure 1) are fitted , loosen and free the left and right hand screws. ©) Push the position stopper release lever (2) (Refer to Figure 9) down to open the shutter of the Draw-Out handie insertion hole (7). d) Engage the Draw-Out handle with the Draw-Out mechanism shaft (6) and turn the handle, anti-clockwise to move the breaker body. As the breaker body is drawn out, the position stopper release lever (2) automatically retums to the up position. (Leave in this position). ©) Simultaneously, the main circuit is disconnected as the breaker body is drawn out. The breaker body will be pushed forward slightly by the spring action of the primary disconnect contacts. ReaD 2 3 4 1, Position Indicator 2. Position Stopper Release Lever 3. Position Padlock Lever 4, Open-Closed Indicator 5. PUSH-TO-OPEN Button 6 7. Draw-Out Handle Draw-Out Mechanism Shaft (Hex Socket) Draw-Out Handle Insertion Hole When the breaker is drawn out to the TEST position, a metallic "click" will be heard. The breaker is locked in this position. (No further turning of the Draw-Out handle is possible). The position indicator (1) now shows "TEST". _ DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FORCIBLY TURN THE DRAW-OUT HANDLE IN THIS POSITION, REMOVE IT. = When the Draw-Out handle is inserted into the Draw-Out mechanism shaft, the breaker is prevented from being closed. For a close-open test, remove the Draw-Out handle. Moving to the ISOLATED Position (Refer to Figure 9), as follows: a) After the breaker body has been drawn out to the TEST position, press the position stopper release lever (2) down again. b) Turn the Draw-Out handle anti-clockwise to move the breaker body. As the breaker body is drawn out, the position stopper release lever (2) automatically returns to the up position (leave in this position). When the breaker is drawn out to the ISOLATED position, a metallic “click* will be heard, the breaker is locked in this position. (No further turning of the Draw- Out handle is possible.) The position indicator (1) now shows "ISOLATED*. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FORCIBLY TURN THE DRAW-OUT HANDLE IN THIS POSITION, REMOVE IT. ©) For inspection or maintenance in the ISOLATED position, if the breaker is in a charged condition, initiate a close-open operation once, to release the closing springsWith the automatic closing spring release mechanism fitted, the charged closing springs will automatically discharge as the breaker body is moved from the TEST position to the ISOLATED. Position. (A metallic "click" will be heard mid-way through the operation). Withdrawal and Removal of Breaker Body from ISOLATED Position, as follows: ‘The breaker body may be drawn out from the ISOLATED position and removed (from the Draw- _ Out cradle) for inspection, maintenance or parts replacement. If the breaker is in the charged condition, initiate a close-open operation, once, to release the closing springs. esol bes Breaker Body Draw-Out Cradle Pull left and right runners to withdraw ACB, do not use charging handle. DO NOT LEAVE THE BREAKER BODY IN THIS POSITION When the operation (refer to previous paragraph) is made in as-received condition, separate the breaker body from the cradle and take the necessary measures to prevent the possible "tipping" due to a change in the centre of gravity. Unlock the left and right hand Draw-Out stoppers and apply wire ropes to the lifting plates (3) (Refer to Figure 1). lif the breaker body slowiy. Alternatively, a lifter (optional) is used to remove the breaker body from the Draw-Out cradle. Re-Insertion Of The Breaker Body Into The Draw-Out Cradle, As Follows: ‘@) Check that the breaker is "O" (Open), then check that the position indicator (22) (Refer to Figure 1) is showing "ISOLATED". b) Check that the slow-close jigs (5) (Refer to Figure 4), for a slow-closing operation, are not fitted on the closing spring guides (2). ©) Check that the spring charged indicator (24) (Refer to Figure 1) is showing "DISCHARGED", indicating the closing springs are discharged. With the automatic closing spring release mechanism fitted, the charged closing springs will ‘automatically discharge as the breaker body is moved from the ISOLATED position to the TEST Position. (A metallic “click" will be heard, mid-way through the operation).(RLSM To ROM Lal eas ON Lad Draw-Out Cradle Slide Plate \ (Draw-Out cradle side) Slide Plate (Breaker body side) Lifter Positioning Pin —___F> Draw-Out Stopper ) Lift up, or push the breaker body in until the Draw-Out stoppers are locked, so that the E slide plate of the breaker body side will be engaged with the slide plate of the Draw-Out - cradle side. ©) Push the breaker body in further until the Draw-Out stoppers are locked. ee f) Press the position stopper release lever (2) down (Refer to Figure 9) to open the shutter of the Draw-Out handle insertion hole (7) and engage the Draw-Out handle with the Draw- ‘Out mechanism shaft (6). 9) Tum the Draw-Out handle clockwise to rack the breaker body into the Draw-Out cradle. e As the breaker body is moved, the position stopper release lever (2) automatically returns : to the up position. When the breaker is racked into the TEST position, a metallic *click" will be heard, the breaker is locked in this position, and no further turning of the Draw-Out handle is possible. The position indicator (1) now shows "TEST". h) Press down the position stopper release lever (2) again, and turn the Draw-Out handle ‘clockwise to rack the breaker into the CONN. position. The position stopper release lever automatically returns to the original (up) position. Continue the insertion operation. ) Mating of the primary disconnect device starts just before the CONN. position, and turning the Draw-Out handle will require greater effort. Continue to turn the handle. When the breaker is locked in this position and no further turning of the Draw-Out handle is possible. The position indicator now shows "CONN". Remove the Draw-Out handle on completion of the operation, 3) When the fixing blocks (4) (Refer to Figure 1) are fitted, fully tighten the left and right hand fixing screws using the Draw-Out handle. 4) Retum the Draw-Out handle to its storage location. PERIODIC INSPECTION AND PARTS REPLACEMENT While it is most appropriate that the user works out his own inspection plan for his breakers according to the switching frequency, the values of normal making and breaking current, the ‘magnitude and fault current interrupted, service conditions and environmental conditions, it is recommended to perform a simplified inspection once every six months and a full inspection ‘once a year.Draw the breaker out to the ISOLATED position (Refer to Para. 3.7) and remove the breaker body from the Draw-Out cradle (Refer to Para. 3.8) for inspection of parts replacement. Arc Chutes ‘Check each arc chute during the periodic inspection and also after a fault current has been interrupted. Replace the arc chute if one of the following is found: a) Acracked arc chute cover, de-ion grid side plate, a heavy, hard to remove deposition of molten contact or de-ion grid pieces inside the are chute. Periodic Inspection (Arc Chutes, Refer to Table 1) ees INSPECTION ITEM METHOD / CRITERIA / DISPOSITION DiryDust ‘Check visually. Inside must be clean, free of dirt and dust. Blow off dust with a jet of clean compressed air. (Cracks Check visually. There should be no cracks or other damage. Replace arc chute if these are found (Refer to para. 4.24) Removal and Mounting Loosen the two captive mounting screws on the arc chute until they are free, then remove the are chute. To mount the arc chute, set it in position and tighten the two mounting screws. eee Mounting ‘Aid Che ‘Screws (M6) Contacts ‘The pole contact assemblies are visible and accessible when the are chutes are removed. Check them during a periodic inspection ar d after a short-circuit fault current has been interrupted. 16Periodic Inspection (Arcing Contacts) (Refer to Table 2) ese INSPECTION | METHOD / CRITERIA / DISPOSITION ITEM Contact tip (Check visually surfaces Blackening of contact tip surfaces is due to oxidation and ‘carbonization and should not constitute a problem, since itis wiped off in the closing operation. Remove deposits of dirt, dust and grease. Dress roughened surfaces with a fine emery paper (200). If thickness of the contact tip is reduced to 1/3 of original thickness: after a number of dressing operations, replace both the moving and stationary arcing contacts. Mounting ‘Check each moving arcing contact for loosening mounting Conditions nut (14) (Refer to Figure 13). Retighten where necessary. ‘Check each stationary arcing contact for loosening of mounting screws (3). Tighten where necessary. ‘Check each contact tip pair for proper alignment in the closed position. WHEN DRESSING CONTACT TIP, CARE MUST BE TAKEN TO PREVENT CUTTING DUST FALLING INTO THE BREAKER MECHANISM. AFTER DRESSING, WIPE AND CLEAN THE TIPS. FIGURE 13 CONTACT ASSEMBLY (SIDE VIEW) 415 16 1. Stationary Arcing Contact 2 2. Contact Tip 3, Mounting Screw, Pan Head, MS 3 (Stationary Arcing Contact) 4. Stationary Main Contact 5. Moulded Base 6. Contact Bearing 7. Ribbon Lead 8 Contact Holder 9. Contact Spring 10. Operation Rod 11. Locknut 12. Adjusting Screw 13, Moving Contact Pin 14. Mounting Nut, M5, (Moving Arcing Contact) 15. Main Moving Contact 16. Moving Arcing Contact Main Contacts Ifthe main contacts are free of roughening or wear, clean their surfaces at the time of periodic Inspection.| a) Remove the mounting nut (14) (Refer to Replacements, see 4.4.3 Stationary Arcing Contact (Refer to Figure 13) as follows: a) _ Remove the two mounting screws (3) and remove the stationary arcing contact (1), ») Set a new stationary arcing contact (Refer to Figure 14) in position and tighten the two ‘mounting screws. CUS E SLE une a CRO LEAL Stationary Arcing Contact iy Mounting Screws aCe Moving Arcing Contact No. of Moving Arcing Contacts per Pole ‘Two pieces (with left and right side pieces paired) ‘Two pieces (with left and right side pieces paired) ‘Two pieces (with left and right side pieces paired) ‘Two pieces (with left and right side pieces paired) ‘Two pieces (with left and right side pieces paired) ‘Two pieces (with left and right side pieces paired) Three pieces (with left, centre & right side pieces matched) igure 13) and the moving arcing contact (16) Care must be taken not to drop the spring washers. b) Seta new moving arcing contact in position and tighten the mounting nut Apply loctite 638 to the mounting nut. Torque new nut to 3.53 Nm (36kg f.cm) FIGURE 15 SET OF CONTACTS (MOVING) ony AP IND, (right hand piece) Contact Tip Contact Tip (centre piece) (Left hand piece)GAR eRe OL Mounting Nut. — Sy Moving Arcing Contact Spring Washer ® OPERATING MECHANISM FIGURE 17 OPERATING MECHANISM IN CLOSED POSITION ‘Moving Contact Assembly Stationary Contact Assembly 1 2 3. Closing Link 4. Closing Roller 5. Trip Link 6. Trip Lever A 7. Ribbon Lead 8 Closing Springs 9. Trip Lever Pin 10. Trip Lever B 11, Trigger Paw! 12, Trigger Lever 13, Trip Spring 14, Trigger link Closed Position (Closed Springs Discharging) 20. 19, 18. 15. Trigger Actuating Lover 16. Trigger Actuating Lever Shaft 17. Closing Release Plate 18. Closing Release Paw! 19. Closing Release Lever Tripped Position (Closed Springs Discharging) 6 20. an 22. 23. 24, 25. AN 4514 13:12 tr 10 9 Closing Cam Shaft Closing Cam Crossbar ‘Connector Lever Closing Latch Operating Rod FIGURE 18 OPERATING POSITIONS (LINE DIAGRAM) (Closed Springs Discharging)Periodic Maintenance (Refer to Table 4) = If there are detail parts that require a check but are difficult to inspect please contact Terasaki (Europe) Ltd. TABLE 4 INSPECTION ITEM METHOD / CRITERIA / DISPOSITION Operation 1) Open the breaker through manual control to check the mechanical pars for normal operation. Lubrication 1) Add a small amount of grease to each of the pins, shafts and their bearings. Avoid excessive lubrication as this will result in accumulation of dirt and dust. Screws, Bolts. Check fixing screws and bolts of each and Springs part are secure. Tighten where necessary, 2) Check each spring for proper engagement and possible damage. Correct problem by repair or replacement. Dirt and Dust Latching parts should be free of dirt and dust. Wipe them with a clean cloth. A ull preventive maintenance service (P.M.S.) is available, if required ploase contact Terasaki (Europe) Lt. _ Internal Accessories To remove the front panel (26) (Refer to Figure 1) unscrew the four mounting screws (14) to ‘enable access to the internal accessories. Also, remove the OCR front protection cover (28) and the mechanical part, protective cover (4) (Refer to Figure 19). Safety Precautions (Refer to Figure 1) | DO NOT PLACE YOUR FINGER OR A TOOL IN THE GAP BETWEEN THE PUSH-TO-CLOSE BUTTON (15) AND THE OPEN, CLOSED INDICATOR (25) SINCE THIS GAP IS CLOSED _ WHEN THE BREAKER IS CLOSED. NEVER ATTEMPT TO PUT YOUR HAND OR A TOOL INTO THE BREAKER WHEN THE CLOSING SPRINGS ARE CHARGED. ALSO ENSURE THE CLOSING SPRINGS ARE DISCHARGED PRIOR TO INTERNAL INSPECTION.coed sero Won kom MDa re corey a} (MOTOR CHARGING TYPE) Charged Indicator Switch 6. PUSH-TO-CLOSE Button Latch Release Device (LRC) 7. Magnet Hold Trigger (MHT) Open, Closed Indicator 8. Shunt Trip Device (SHT) Mechanical Part, Protective Cover 9. _Anti-Pumping Hold Relay (HC) Aux. Switch (Shunt Trip) 10. Charging Motor ge eNe Shunt Trip Device (SHT) Coil Resistance Values (Reference values, Refer to Table 5) eseen ees 1. Support 5. Terminal 2. Mounting Screw (Yoke) 6. Coll 3. Moving Core 7. Mounting Screw (Support) 4. Yoke Periodic Inspection (SHT) (Refer to Table 6) es INSPECTION METHOD / CRITERIA / DISPOSITION ITEM Operation 1) Push the moving core of the SHT with a pointed tool, such as a screwdriver tip, then slowly release the core. If the core returns freely, the result is acceptable. 2) Slowly push in the moving core after closing the breaker. If the breaker trips open, the result is acceptable, 3) Ifthe breaker trips open at less than 70% of the rated voltage after closing the breaker, the result is acceptable. Coll 1) Measure the coil resistance with an ohm-meter (Refer to Table 5) 2) Ifitis much lower than the value shown or there is no continuity, replace the SHT. Terminals and 1) Chevk that the terminals and mounting screws are Mounting Screws secure. Tighten where necessary. Replacement of the Shunt Trip Device (SHT), as follows: a) _ Remove the breaker body from the Draw-Out cradle (Refer to para 3.8) b) Set the breaker body so that the underside is visible (Refer to Figure 19) ©) Remove all covers, d) __ Remove the two wires from the (SHT) terminals (5) (Refer to Figure 20) €) Unscrew the two support mou tting screws (MS and M4, one each) and remove the SHT ) After checking the free movement of the moving core (8) of new SHT, mount it in the breaker 9) _ Connect the two wires to the (SHT) terminals h) Test the SHT both electrically and mechanically for normal operation (Refer to Table 6). —Undervottage Trip Device (UVT), (Refer to Figure 21) ‘The coil of the undervoltage trip device (UVT) is DC rated. ‘The undervoltage trip device can be an instantaneous trip (type AUT-1BS) or a time-delay trip (type AUT-18D) having 500ms or 1s time-delay characteristics. The UVT function lock is fitted as standard. (For function lock, refer to para 5.5.4) EGS ARAN ae RN sao eels acer (Front View) 1. UVT Cover 4. UVT Coil Unit ._ UVT Cover, Mounting Screw 8. UVT Mounting Screw 3. Wire Terminals (Faston Terminal) (Two MS x 10 Screws) Periodic Inspection (UVT), (Refer to Table 7) eae INSPECTION METHOD / CRITERIA / DISPOSITION 4TEM Operation 1) The breaker is trip-free when the UVT is de-energised. Because of this, when the PUSH-TO-CLOSE buttor depressed, the closing springs discharge if the breaker is not closed, the result is acceptable. 2) Ifthe breaker can be closed at more than 85% of the rated voltage, the result is acceptable. 3) _ Ifthe breaker can be tripped at 35% to 70% of the rated voltage after closing the breaker, the result is acceptable. Coil Resistance 1) Measure the coil resistance with an ohm-meter (Normal reading is 1600hms). If itis much lower than this value or there is no continuity, replace the UVT. Terminals and 1) Check that the terminals and mounting screws are Mounting Screws secure. Tighten where necessary.Replacement of Undervoltage Trip Device (UVT) (Refer to Figure 21) ‘When it is necessary to replace the UVT, replace the complete unit as follows: a) Remove the UVT cover (1) b), Pull out the wire terminals (8). Fasten terminals (9, 10, 11 and 12) ©) Remove two UVT mounting screws (5) 4) Remove the UVT ) _ Remove the UVT cover of the new UVT. 1) Position the UVT on the breaker body and secure with the UVT mounting screws (5) 9) Connect the wire terminals (3). Fasten terminals (9, 10, 11 and 12) sequentially from the fight hy Fitthe UVT cover i) Fit the OCR front protective cover j) Test the UVT both electrically and mechanically for normal operation (Refer to Table 7) Function Lock Of The Undervoltage Trip Device (UVT) During inspection and maintenance, the breaker can be closed without supplying the voltage to the UVT, by locking its function as follows: @) Grip the adjusting nut with pliers, and push the nut up to the position in which the lock lever positioning stopper comes off, rotate it in the direction indicated by the arrow (Refer to Figure 22), and hook it on the tip of the switch actuator for locking. b) tis the same when the specified rated voltage is supplied, making it possible to close the breaker. Inspection and maintenance can now be carried out. ©) After completion of inspection and maintenance, grip the adjusting nut and rotate the lock lever in the reverse direction to the arrow (Refer to Figure 22) for unlocking, the switch actuator pin will be reset In the function lock condition, the lock lever protrudes at the front of the breaker, making it __ impossible to install the OGR front protective cover. FIGURE 22,FUNCTION LOCK 4 1. UT 2. Switch Actuator Pin 3. Adjusting Nut 4. Position Stopper 5. Lock Lever (Front View)Latch Release Coil Device (LRC) Coil Resistance Values (Reference values, Refer to Table 5, para 5.4.1) CE kl ae ON OO) 4. Terminal 2. Moving Core 2 3. Yoke 2 4. Yoke, Mounting Screw 5. Coil 6 LRC Mounting Bolt, MS. Periodic Inspection (LRC), (Refer to Table 8) TABLE 8 INSPECTION METHOD / CRITERIA / DISPOSITION ITEM Operation 1) Push the moving core (2) (Refer to Figure 23) with a Pointed tool, (screwdriver tip), then slowly release the core. If the core returns freely, the result is acceptable. 2) Charge the closing springs and push the moving core. It the closing springs are discharged, the result is, acceptable. 3) Ifthe breaker can be closed at 85% of the rated voltage, the result is acceptable. Coil Resistance 1) Measure the coil resistance with an ohm-meter (Refer to Table 5) 2) Ifitis much lower than the value shown or there is no. continuity, replace the LRC. Terminals and Mounting Screws 1) Check that the terminals (1) and the mounting screws are secure. Tighten them where necessary. Replacement Of Latch Release Coil Device (LAC) (Refer to Figure 23) as follows: a) Remove the wires from the LAC terminals (1) b) Remove one LAC mounting bolt (6) and take out the LAC trom the breaker body. ©) After checking the free movement of the new LAC moving core (2), mount it in the breaker. d) Connect the wires to the LRC terminals (1) ©) Test the device both electrically and mechanically for normal operation (Reter to Table 8).Auxiliary Switch Assembly RSE Ga kee Operating Arm ‘Support Mounting Screw Operating Stide Plate Operating Lever Support Screw, MS (Switch Mou Shaft Spring Washer ‘Shaft Connecting Nut, M4 | Draw-Out type, auxiliary switches operate only when the breaker body is in the CONN. or TEST position. When marine cliassification society's rules appy, they operate only in the CONN. position. The auxiliary switch assembly is mounted on the Draw-Out cradle and mechanically linked to the breaker switching mechanism. “Periodic Inspection (Aux. Switch Assembly), (Refer to Table 9) AES INSPECTION METHOD / CRITERIA / DISPOSITION ITEM Operation 1) Take the breaker body out of the Draw-Out cradle. 2) Connect an ohm-meter or alarm (buzzer) to each switch element in turn. 3) Lower the lock lever (4) (Refer to Figure 24) for unlocking and move the operating slide plate (5) up and down to check each switch element for continuity. 3.1) When the operating slide plate (5) is in the up position, the breaker is CLOSED. 3.2) When the operating slide plate (5) is in the down position, the breaker is OPEN. 4) Check that A-contact is on and B-contact is off when breaker is CLOSED, and that A-contact is off and B- contact is on when breaker is OPEN. Note: | A- Normally open, 8 - Normally closed Contact 1) Check each contact for surface roughness. Surface 2) Ifa contacts excessively worn or rough, replace complete z uxiliary switch assembly. Terminals and 1) Check that the terminals and mounting screws are secure, Mounting screws tighten where necessary.Replacement Of Auxiliary Switch Assembly (Refer to Figure 24) The auxiliary switch is an assembly of 10 switch elements (five(normatty open ) a - contacts and five (normally closed) b- contacts). Replace the complete auniliary switch assembly, even if a defect is partial, as follows: a) Remove the shaft connecting nut (11) b) Remove the support mounting screws (2) ©) Pull out the shaft (9) from the operating arm (1) and remove the auxiliary switch assembly (3) ) Fit the shaft (9) of the new auxiliary switch assembly into the square hole in operating arm (1) @) Tighten the support mounting screws (2) ) Tighten the shaft connecting nut (11) 9) Check the auxiliary switch assembly for normal operation (Refer to Table 9) SEA sa (G2) 2s] G71 Ge) Gs] Gs) Ge) Ges) oh ala srl (21s) [ee] [a6] Go) Gz) Ge) Ge) (28) [0] 2ab and Sab switch assemblies are also available Anti - pumping Hold Relay (HC) FIGURE 26 MOTOR CONTROL PC BOARD (Mounted, Underside View) 1. Breaking spring 2. Side - Plate Support Mounting screws, MS 8. Side - Plate Support 4. Wire Terminals (Faston Terminal) 8. Motor Control Unit, PC board 6. Mounting Screws, M4 (For PC Board)ete O 'UMPING HOLD RELAY 1. Clip 2. Relay (HC) 3. PC Board ;_ Close and open the breaker, through the electrical control, to check the relay for normal operation and the following procedure: Depress the pushbutton switch (PB "Close") (Refer to Figure 5) to close the breaker, keep the button depressed. Even when the closing springs are “Charged”, if the breaker is not placed in the re-closed, condition, the result is acceptable. For resetting, turn the pushbutton switch (PB “Close") OFF, Re - open the breaker immediately, by depressing the local PUSH-TO-OPEN button (6) (Refer to Figure 9), the closing springs will recharge. The result is acceptable if the breaker does not re-close. To reset, release the pushbutton switch (PB "Close") (Refer to Figure 5), Momentarily depress it to close the breaker, then re-open the breaker by depressing the PUSH-TO-OPEN button. Replacement ofthe Anti - Pumping Hold Relay, as follows: Remove the breaker body from the Draw-Out cradle (Refer to para 3.8). Ensure that the breaker is in the OPEN position Place the breaker body so that the underside surface is visible (Refer to Figure 26) Remove the breaking spring (1) SPRING (1) UNDER TENSION Remove the side-plate support mounting screws (2) and remove the side plate support 3). Remove the mounting screws (6) (for PC BOARD). Remove the clip (1) (Refer to Figure 27) securing the relay (2). Remove the relay (2) from the PC board (3) It is not necessary to remove the connected wire terminals (4) (Refer to Figure 26)h)_ Insert a new relay (2) (Refer to figure 27) into the PC board (3), and secure it with the clip (1). i) Check that the connected wire terminals (4) (Refer to Figure 26) are inserted securely. If required, remove them once and insert them again securely. i) Install PC board (6) in the original place of the breaker, with two mounting screws (6) (for PC board) k) Re-fit the side-plate support (3) in the original position with the left and right hand side- __ plate supporting screws (2). })_ Re-fit the close-open spring (1). Le TO m) Check the relay for normal operation (Refer to para 5.9.1) _ AOR - 1B MULTI-FUNCTION PROTECTIVE DEVICE -_. (OVERCURRENT TRIP DEVICE) ‘The overcurrent trip device of the breaker comprises primary current transformers fitted on each Pole of the breaker, a tripping coll (MHT), and an AOR - 18 type multi - function protective device (Refer to Figure 28), ‘The AOR - 18 multi-function protective device contains an 8-bit CPU incorporating r.m.s, sensing. _ The OCR js available in three basic types: AOR - 1BL- standard inverse characteristics | AOR - 1BS- generator protection characteristics AOR - 1BM- very/extremely inverse characteristics (Refer to Table 10). GEE FUNCTION PROTECTION DEVICE a Base current select dial. 2 UD-Longtmedaaytippekup | a current vet da _trp-towg ime dele iting a a a. STD nar nce-dley He pecan peach * 5. Sto Srontinedebytip nog | Eye g= eae PEETT sorting at aol 6. INST/MCR - Instantaneous trip pick-up current setting dial. 7. PRE-TAIE-Pre/tpelarm pckeup carrent eeting da, 8. PRE-TRIP-Pre//trip alarm timing 12. LED for LTD tripped indication. setting dial, 13. LED for STD tripped indication. 9. GFT-Ground fault trip pick-up 14. LED for INST/MCR tripped indication. current setting dial 15. LED for PRE-TRIP alarm indication. 10. GFT -Ground fault trip timing 16. LED for GFT tripped indication. setting dial 17. LED for system alarm indication. Mode select switch 18. Field test button. Left: COLD/HOT 19. Test terminal (for Type AN-1 OCR checker). Middie : 1% ON/OFF 20. Secondary - current test terminals. Right : INST/MCR 21. Reset Button.PROTECTIVE FUNCTION TABLE g ‘enno vvowpeioig, syeieuoy protection For generator Taiuov ‘elele| jelelele| enn ‘sianuy fawn -charactoristios Thon eleeleeeiele | alelele elelele WaLuoy = For general feeder circuits enung, ‘essenu e/e/elelelelele| -characteristics puepueis Taruoy 5 . . Gary awe | EVES Baumba on wor wow voinsibig | 135 | IsNifos] ain] ec woo ened] yse1|-omnseour | jenpwpur en |oj6uie en | ish Ear ronvog|preta | wong ‘VonomU ped ‘pou uoqeeioug WORDT Noa owwaidyPrimary Current Transformers For OCR: primary transformer is provided for each pole of the breaker. The rating of the current transformer {lcr] depends on the rated load current flowing through the breaker. Icr is indicated on the OCR name plate as follows: CT RATING ler_XXX_/5A Connection Between Primary Current Transformers and OCR SEs {N-phase) Hmm Aeon Ir {8 of of Lt) | Gea a e2{—= Le ofa | ig} —a ts UU uw U ui 3 (4)-pole breaker 4-pole breaker (with N-phase protection or GFT function) oot ooo 3 (4)-pole breaker 4-pole breaker (with N-phase protection or GFT function) ‘* When supplied with Neutral pole protection. Terminal “g" is changed to Terminal "Kn". Connection Between Neutral Current Transformer (Optional) And OCR ‘When using a 3-pole breaker with the GFT function or *N" pole protection in a 3-phase, 4-wire distribution system, install a neutral current transformer (optional) to the neutrallin the switchboard.‘Type And Rating Of Neutral Current Transformer Select the neutral current transformer, the rating of which is the same as that of the primary current transformer [ler], according to Table 11. ieee Breaker ‘Current Transformer Rating of Current Transformer (A) ATO6 3820/5 ATI2 ‘cwe0-40Ls 630/5 ATIC 1250/5 1600/5 ‘Cwa0-40LS ‘32015 630/5 1250/5 AT20 1600/5 EC160-40LS AT25 EC160-40LS Connection ‘Connect the transformer, observing correct polarity. FIGURE 30 CONNECTION EXAMPLE (AT25-AT240 TYPE BREAKER}OCR Setting Frocedures For setting details of individual protective functions (Refer to paragraph 6.5). Press the side centre of the transparent front cover to release the latch, and remove the cover. When the OCR is equipped with the sealing plate (optional), remove this plate as well. eS eha es Sealing Plate ‘Sealing Plate Mounting Screw ‘Sealing Wire (Not Supplied) Using a small flat-head screwdriver, adjust the setting switches as apropriate. The OCR has two types of setting switches: rotary step switches and slide switches. Do not apply excessive force to the switches. @) Rotary step switches : Rotate ine dial until the arrow points to the desired position. The setting is the same within the scale range denoted by a bold line. GSS MOLL Gasca dakolal Dial NON b) Slide Switches: Slide the switch knob up/down to turn ON/OFF. GOES en | Switch Knob ———_| _ After adjustment, check the OCR for proper settings by using a fiold tester.Protective Functions and Setting Ranges Setting the Base Current {lo} Type Refer to Figure 28 (1) [L and M-Characteristics 'S-Characteristics| {Type AOR-1BL and AOR-1BM Type AOR-1BS Setting Dial le: Not available Current Setting flo} The base current [lo] is the reference lcurrent for the pick-up current settings lof the OCR. The setting dial is scaled in muttiples of the CT rated primary [current [ler]. For the base current of the [scale {Io} Refer to Table 12. The base [current is factory-set to the value |specified on the order form and is indicated on the OCR name plate as follows: |BASE CUR. lo [XXX A Note:Adjustment of [lo] will result in change of the following settings: LTD current setting (h] STD current setting [le] + INST (MCR) current setting [ls] * —_Prestrip alarm current setting [I>] Table 12 [CT rated Base Current [lo] primary Jourrent fer] |_flerl_fler]_fled x0.5 [x0.6 [so 40 50 160 80 |100 }125 1250 125 |160 1320 160 |200 '500 250 |320 1630 320 |400 1000 500 |630 1250 630 |800 |1000 1600 800 |1000]1250 12000 1000] 1250|1600} 12500 1250|1600 [2000 13200 1600|2000 |2500} /4000 2000|2500 [3200 The base current (Io) is the reference current for the pick up current settings of the OCR. The base current [Jo] is factory [set to the generator rated lcurrent specified on the order Horm, and is indicated on the JOCR name plate as follows: BASE CUR. lo [XXX]A Note:The base current [lo] cannot be changed. It the OCR requires a different base current [lo] then the OCR must be returned to Terasaki for calibration.‘Setting the LTD - Long Time-Delay Trip Function (Current and time Settings) Type L-Characteristics Type AOR-1BL_ M-Characteristics ‘Type AOR-1BM S-Characteristics ‘Type AOR-1BS Setting Dial ‘Current Time Setting Setting Range Range os mo sec at 6 xr [Refer to Fig. 28|Refer to Fig. 28 Current Time Setting Setting Range Range he xlo |secat3xh Current Time Setting Setting Range Range xlo |secatt.2xh [Current [setting + The setting dial is scaled in muttipies of the| base current {1 Note: NON setting causes the LTD function to be inoperative. This is useful in checking tripping characteristics. + Non-tripping at (,] setting x 105% and below Tripping at 120% and above, + The setting dial is scaled in multiples of the base current [I] Note: NON setting causes the LTD function to be inoperative. This is useful in checking tripping characteristics, + Non-tripping at f1,] setting x 105% and below. Tripping at 120% and above. +The setting dial is scaled in muttiples of the| base current [I Note: NON setting causes| the LTD function to be| inoperative. This is useful in checking tripping characteristics. = Non-tripping at [1] setting 95% and below. Tripping at 105% and above. + The setting dial is scaled in seconds, indicating the relay operating time at current flow equal to 600% of [1,] (COLD start), + Setting tolerance: 15% +100ms/-Oms (or! +20%+100ms/-Oms when the CT rated primary current {l,] Is 160 or less). + The setting dial is scaled in seconds, indicating the relay operating time at current flow equal to 300% of [] + Setting tolerance: #20%+100ms/-Oms (or! ++30%+100ms/-Oms when the CT rated primary current [I,,] is 160A or less). + The setting dial is scaled in seconds, indicating the relay] operating time at current} flow equal to 120% of [l,] (COLD star). + Setting tolerance: #15%+100ms/-Oms (or ++20%+100ms/-Oms when| the CT rated primary] current [Igy] is 160A or less)Characteristic Change : Cold Start To Hot Start a) Change-over to HOT start mode (Thermal Memory). (Change-over to HOT start mode is provided for types which require control power (except for the type with M-characteristics). Loss of control power resets the memory containing the HOT start characteristics. The breaker is supplied set to COLD start mode. Using the mode select switch (11), left) on the OCR enables COLD (HOT) start mode to be changed to HOT (COLD) start mode. Intthis case, the N-phase protection and PRE-TRIP alarm functions (with S-characteristics only) also changed to the HOT (COLD) start mode. The operating time in HOT start mode is shorter than that in COLD start mode. Table 13 ‘shows the comparison of the operating time between both modes at 100%, 75% and 50% load. TABLE 13 Load | Type of OCR | L-Characteristics | s-characteristios creating tne b) Characteristic change It to It. Change-over of It (Very Inverse) to I't (Extremely Inverse) or vice versa is available on the OCR type with M-characteristics. €! Unless otherwise specified, the breaker has been set to I*t mode when delivered, Using the ‘mode select switch on the OCR enables I‘t mode to be changed to I°t mode or vice versa. eS