TM5-6115-593-34NAVFAC P-8-631-34TO-35C2-3-463-2LEGEND FOR FIGURE 11-1 (Sheet 2)1.Screw18.Washer2.Washer19.Washer3.Washer20.Screw4.Reconn. Board assy21.Washer5.Bolt22.Transformer assy6.Nut23.Screw7.Washer24.Washer8.Nut25.Angle9.Jumper bar26.Screw10.Connection bar27.Washer11.Jumper bar28.Angle12.Neutral bar29.Bracket13.Connection bar30.Screw14.Limit switch31.Nut15.Reconn. Board32.Washer16.Screw33.Generator assy17.Nut34.Clip(a)Current transformers CT1, CT2, CT3,CT11, CT12, and CT13 (7, figure 11-2)should read 7.5 ohms at 77°F (25°C).(b)Current transformers CT4, CT5, CT6,and CT10 (8) should read 0.420 ohms at77°F (25°C).(c)Current transformer CT7 (16) shouldread 0.089 ohms at 77°F (25°C).(d)Demagnetize the current transformersfollowing the resistance tests byconnecting secondary terminals to avariable AC power source such as avariac or similar device and slowly raisethe current to 2 amps for CT1, CT2,CT3, CT11, CT12, and CT13 (10 ampsfor CT4, CT5, CT6, CT10, and CT7),then slowly lower current to 0 amps.(2)Current Test.WARNINGSECONDARY TERMINALS SHOULD NOT BELEFT OPEN WHEN AC CURRENT IS APPLIED.(a)Test CT1, CT2, CT3, CT11, CT12,CT13, CT4, CT5, CT6, CT10, and CT7,by wrapping 10 turns of a conductoraround the current transformer.(b)Apply an AC current of 10 amperes tothe conductor.(c)Current measured at current transformerterminals must be 86 milliamps for CT1,CT2, CT11, CT12, and CT13; 416milliamps for CT4, CT5, CT6, and CT10;and 500 ma for CT7.(d)Replace defective current transformers.Replace rubber pads (21) whenreassembling current transformer (16).c.Replacement.(1)Removal. (See figure 11-2.)11-5
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