Mitsubishi NF800-SEWL Instruction Manual
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To reset the NF800-SEWL breaker after a trip, ensure the cause of the trip is resolved. Then, move the breaker handle to the 'OFF' position and back to the 'ON' position.
Regular maintenance involves visual inspections for damage, checking for loose connections, cleaning dust and debris, and testing the breaker operation periodically.
First, check for any overload conditions or short circuits. Ensure all connections are secure and inspect for any signs of damage. If the problem persists, conduct a detailed circuit analysis.
Common causes include overloads, short circuits, ground faults, and incorrect breaker settings. Verify electrical loads and settings to prevent unnecessary trips.
Check that the breaker is securely mounted, all electrical connections are tightened to specified torques, and the breaker handle operates smoothly. Ensure all settings match the application requirements.
Refer to the breaker manual for guidance on adjusting the settings. Use the adjustment dials or switches to set the desired trip current and time delay based on your specific application needs.
The NF800-SEWL breaker is generally designed for indoor use. If outdoor installation is necessary, ensure it is housed in a suitable enclosure with appropriate environmental protection.
Use a dry, soft cloth to clean the exterior of the breaker. Avoid using any liquids, and ensure the power is off before cleaning to prevent electric shock.
Always turn off power before performing any work. Use insulated tools, wear appropriate personal protective equipment, and follow lockout/tagout procedures to ensure safety.
Perform a manual operation test by switching the breaker on and off. For a more thorough test, use a breaker test set to simulate overload and short circuit conditions, ensuring it trips as expected.