Mitsubishi AE630-SH Instruction Manual
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To reset a trip event, ensure the cause of the trip is resolved. Then, manually move the breaker handle to the OFF position and back to ON.
Common causes include overload, short circuit, ground fault, or equipment faults. Regularly inspect and test the breaker to prevent nuisance trips.
Regularly inspect for signs of wear, clean contacts, verify mechanical operation, and test the protection functions according to the manufacturer's guidelines.
Check for mechanical obstructions, ensure the breaker is properly aligned, and inspect the closing mechanism for wear or damage.
Use a secondary current injection test set to simulate fault conditions and ensure the trip unit is functioning correctly.
Yes, the AE630-SH Breaker can be installed in both horizontal and vertical positions, but ensure it is mounted securely and connections are properly made.
Adjust the trip settings using the dials or digital interface on the trip unit, referring to the manual for specific configuration guidelines.
Ensure proper ventilation, check for overload conditions, inspect connections for tightness, and conduct thermal scanning to identify hot spots.
Inspect the breaker annually or as per the operational environment demands, with more frequent checks in harsh conditions.
First, disconnect power and remove the breaker. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to carefully remove and replace the coil, ensuring all connections are secure.