c. SpecialRelayBoxAssembly.—(1) See figure 8-6 and disassemble the specialrelay box assembly as follows:(a) Remove screws (1) which secure cover(44) to housing (79).(b) Remove screws (1) which secure panel(2) to housing (79).(c) Remove screws (11, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22,24, 26, arid 28) and nuts (12, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25,27, and 29) which secure wiring harness connectors to,cover (44) and housing (79), and remove gaskets (31,32, 33, 34, 35 and 37) and cover (44).(d) Remove attaching hardware from allcomponents within the special relay box and removewiring harness (30) with components connected.(e) Tag and disconnect wiring harness leadsfrom components.(2) See figure 8-5 to disassemble the resistorassembly of the special relay box assembly (Mode IISets only).(3) See figure 8-7 to disassemble the dc relayassembly of the special relay box assembly.8-7. Inspection and Testing.a. TacticalRelayBoxAssembly.(1) Inspect all components for signs of physicaldamage.(2) Test the short circuit relay as follows:(a) Connect a light and a 24 Vdc power sup-ply in series with terminals 5 and 6 (DS1), also withterminals 7 and 8 (DS2). Relay trip will be indicatedby the two lights.DS1 shall extinguish; DS2 shalllight.See figure 8-8 for test setup.(b) Connect a variable (0 to 120 volts) acvoltage source (50 to 400 Hz) between terminals 1 and4 and slowly increase the voltage. The relay shalltransfer lights when voltage equals 24 volts - 1 volt.Repeat the test with the input connected to 2 and 4, andthen again, between 3 and 4 by moving switch S2. Thetrip points should be within 1 volt of each other.(c) Terminals 5, 6, 7, 8 and terminals 1,2, 3, 4 shall be electrically isolated with the relay ineither position.(3) Test the overvoltage relay as follows.(a) Connect a variable (0 to 160 volts) acvoltage source and variable frequency (50 to 450 Hz)source to terminals 1 and 2. (See fig. 8-9. )(b) Connect a lamp and 24 Vdc power supplyin series with terminals 3 and 4 (DS1), also withterminals 7 and 8 (DS2).(c) Set voltage to 120 volts on terminals1 and 2 and vary the frequency from 50 to 450 Hz.DS1 should stay lit and DS2 shall remain exting-uished.(d) Slowly increase the voltage to 149 volts.Vary the frequency from 350 to 450 Hz. DS1 shouldstay lit and DS2 shall remain extinguished.(c) Slowly increase the voltage to 154 volts.Vary the frequency from 50 to 100 Hz. DS1 shouldstay lit and DS2 shall remain extinguished.(f) Set the frequency at 50 Hz and increasethe voltage to 156 volts.DS1 shall extinguish andDS2 shall light.Repeat for the frequency at 60, 70and 100 Hz. After each trip, remove ac power toclear the relay.(g) Set the frequency at 350 Hz and increasethe voltage to 151 volts.DS1 shall extinguish and DS2shall light.Repeat for the frequency 400 to 450 Hz.After each trip, remove ac power to clear the relay.(h) Terminals 3, 4, 5, and 6, 7, 8 andterminals–l and 2 shall be electrically isolated.(4) Test the reverse power relay as follows:(a) Connect relay as illustrated in figure8-10.(b) With all switches open, energize 5 Vdcvariable power supply and adjust until V1 reads 3volts .(c) Position switch S2 to B. Energize 24Vdc supply and close switches S4, S1, and S5. LampDS2 should light and DS1 should be extinguished.(d) Energize 0 to 10 Vac power supply andadjust voltage until V2 indicates 5 volts. Adjust O to5 Vdc supply to a value less than 1 Vdc shown on V1.Position switch S2 to A and close switch S3. Raisevoltage of 0 to 5 Vdc power supply until DS2 exting-uishes and DS1 lights.DS1 should light when V1indicates 1 to 3 volts.(5) Test the overload relay as follows:(a) Connect the relay in the test setup shownin figure 8-11.(b) With the 120/208 Vac power source ener-gized, turn on the 24 Vdc power supply and close switchS1. Lamp DS1 should light and DS2 should be exting-uished.(c) Adjust autotransformers T1. T2 and T3until ammeters Al, A2, and A3 indicate 0.75 ampere.DS1 and DS2 should not change states.(d) Adjust autotransformer T1 until ammeterAl indicates O. 975 ampere. After ± 2 minutes, DS1and DS2 should transfer states.Change 1 8-9
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