Emerson NT5C06D user manual High voltage shutdown Hvsd, Cooling fan, Fan failure

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Procedure 6 - Adjusting the float / equalize ( continued )

Step

Action

6The float voltage should be adjusted with the rectifier in service, as follows:

The rectifier is connected to the system and should carry some load. If the rectifier is connected in parallel with other rectifiers, verify that the total system load current is shared equally among the rectifiers. If the current reading is too low, or nil, slowly increase the FLT potentiometer, by turning it clockwise, until sharing is achieved. If the current reading is too high, or the unit is in the current limit mode, decrease the FLT potentiometer by turning it

counterclockwise.

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High voltage shutdown (HVSD)

To verify or readjust the HVSD follow steps 5 to 8 of the “Rectifier Startup and Verification” section of this manual.

Cooling fan

Visually inspect the airflow intake for any obstruction by foreign objects, or excessive dust and dirt build-up. Open both the AC and DC breakers and remove the rectifier from the power shelf. Inspect the air outlet for obstruction by foreign objects, or excessive dust and dirt build-up. Visually inspect the air outlet of the enclosure or cabinet. If a problem is detected in the rectifier, contact your local Astec service facility. The unit is not designed for on site servicing.

CAUTION

Do not attempt to access the inside of the unit with a tool or a finger. Severe electrical shock could result.

Fan failure

If a fan alarm persists after the fan filter and assembly has been cleaned, replace the fan assembly as follows:

UM5C06D ( 169-2071-504 ) P0831010 Standard 7.00 May 2001

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Contents Helios Rectifier 25/48 Single Phase -48V, 25 a P0831010 Standard 7.00 MayPage Helios Rectifier 25/48 Single Phase -48V, 25A Page Publication history This page is left blank intentionally Contents Contents Shelf List of ProceduresList of Figures List of TablesThis page is left blank intentionally Introduction DescriptionMPS75 NT5C10CX  power shelf 23-inch ApplicationsEquipment Identification MPS75 Modular Power Shelf-NT5C10C with 8-pin signal cables NT5C06D Switch Mode Rectifier Specifications Electrical specificationsElectrical specifications Reliability Efficiency and Power FactorOutput noise and ripple Heat DissipationEnvironmental specifications Operating TransportationStorage Specifications Installation and start up Installing the power shelfTools and test equipment Wiring the power shelf Procedure 1 Installing the power shelf Step ActionAWG for each rectifier Installing the AC powerAC cable wire size Max for each rectifierDC Conductors Installation Power shelf individual AC connectionControl and Alarm Connections Connecting the DC power shelfRectifier 2 fail alarm Rectifier Failure AlarmRectifier 1 fail alarm Rectifier 3 fail alarmDC Circuit Breaker AC Line Fail AlarmFan Alarm Sense FailA0384387 SIG NAL Cables FRO M Shelves Installing the rectifier Factory settingVerification Float Voltage Adjustment Procedure 4 Starting up the rectifier StepHigh Voltage Shutdown Hvsd Adjustment Rectifier meter accuracy= 52.2 + .15 V = 52.35 Ii Forced Share Current Limit Verification CLLoad Sharing Slope Load Share Load Share Adjustment ProcedureProcedure 5 Adjusting the load share Step Action Forced Load ShareOperation Local float / equalize control FeaturesFront panel controls High voltage shutdown Hvsd localRectifier failure alarm RFA Start-up delayIndicators Fan failure alarmRemote ON/OFF control Sense fail alarm SEN FailLocal ON/OFF control AC breaker Remote voltage sensingSequential start Parallel operationDischarge of output capacitors Input AC voltage monitor Local / remote high voltage shutdown resetPower interface edge connector Thermal shutdownSignal interface connector Power interface connectionsControl signal connections Maintenance Procedure 6 Adjusting the float / equalize StepFloat / equalize High voltage shutdown Hvsd Cooling fanFan failure Fan replacement NT5C06D rear view Power shelf This page is left blank intentionally Troubleshooting Alarm indication RFA faultSystem fault diagnosis Fault symptom Possible causes Current or voltage float fault SEN Fail faultErratic load fault Fault symptom Possible causesAppendix a Replacement parts CPCAppendix a Replacement parts Appendix B Technical service assistance Local toll-free prefixesCountry Appendix B Technical service assistance Toll-free technical assistance numbersUnited States Canada Europe Asia and the Pacific List of terms and acronyms Northern Telecom Rectifier Fail AlarmNormally Open Sense FailPage Part of Emerson Network Power