Table 2-2. Generator Set Troubleshooting (Cont)MalfunctionProbable causeCorrective action27.Generator runs at 130a.Defective overloada.Replace K14 (para 8-6—percent or morerelay (K14).and 8-7).rated current forlonger than 10 minutes,b.Defective re-b.Replace resistor R23, R24 orCB2 does not open andsisters R23, R24R25, if ohmmeter test indi-overload indicator doesor R25.cates defect (fig. 8-2 and 8-3).not light.c.Defective currentc.Replace defective current’transformer CT1,transformer CT1, CT2 orCT2 or CT3.CT3 (para 6-7 thru 6-8).28.Generator runs atDefective overvoltageReplace overvoltage relay (para 8-6overvoltage (130relay K2.and 8-7).percent. Set doesnot shut down andovervoltage indi-cator does not light.29.Generator runsDefective undervoltageReplace undervoltage relay K11under voltage (85 percentrelay Kilo(para 8-6 and 8-7).of rated voltage or less).CB2 does not open andundervoltage indicatordoes not light(Class I only)30.Percent power meterReverse power relayMeasure dc voltage at K15 terminalsreads down scale with(K15) defective.3 and 4. It should be 24 volts2 or more sets paral-(positive on terminal 3). Checkleled.for Vdc at pins 1 and 2. If 2 ormore Vdc are present with 1 positivereplace reverse power relay (para8-6 and 8-7).31.Set starts but will nota.System fault asa.Correct indicated fault.—run unless protectionindicated bybypass switch (S7)fault indicatoris closed.panel.b.If no lamp is il-b.Replace any defective lamps.luminated, pressfault indicatortest switch toensure that alllamps are working.NOTEIf the corrective action in a and b above does not correctthe malfunction, proceed to determine if one of the fol-lowing components are defective by placing jumpersacross their contacts as follows:c.Overvoltagec.Terminals 3 and 4 of K2.relay K2.d.Low oil pressured.Terminal 3 of K2 and 4 of AS.switch OP and highcoolant temperatureswitch WT.Change 52-17
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