GE POWER BREAK MICRO-VERSATRIP E39ME20 User manual

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Table
of
Contents
CONTENTS
PAGE
OPERATING
FEATURES
Key
to
Features
Sequence
of
Operation
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Manually
Operated
Devices
Application
Data
Wiring
Diagrams
Electrically
Operated
Devices
Operational
Data
Wiring
Diagrams
—
Power
Sources
,
ac
Power
Sources
,
dc
Wiring
for
Remote
Operation
TRIP
UNIT
AND
SETTING
Micro
-
VersaTrip
®
MagneTrip
ACCESSORIES
Circuit
Breaker
Accessory
Lead
Color
Code
Optional
Features
INSTRUCTION
MANUALS
3
3
4
4
4
5
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6
6
6
7
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8
,
9
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10
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FIGURE
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MICRO
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Electrical
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ON
—
Red
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Charged
—
Yellow
;
OFF
—
Green
B
-
“
ON
”
Button
C
-
“
OFF
”
Button
D
-
Manual
Charging
Handle
E
-
Mechanism
Indicator
—
Manual
CHG
—
Yellow
;
O
—
White
F
-
Lockable
Manual
Charge
Engagement
Button
G
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Terminal
Board
(
MOM
Drive
Unit
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H
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Cover
Escutcheon
J
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Removable
Protective
Window
(
Micro
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VersaTrip
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Only
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K
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Programmer
Terminal
Board
(
Micro
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VersaTrip
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Oniy
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L
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CT
Tap
Setting
Indication
(
Micro
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VersaTrip
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Mounting
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Main
Breaker
Contacts
Condition
Of
Charging
Springs
Permissible
Operating
Function
indicators
Manual
Electrical
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OFF
Open
Discharged
Mechanism
May
Be
Charged
Contacts
May
Be
Closed
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Open
Or
Trip
From
This
Stage
OFF
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CHARGED
Open
Charged
ON
O
ON
Closed
Discharged
Contacts
May
Be
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MANUALLY
OPERATED
DEVICES
CAUTION
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before
repeating
the
charging
cycle
.
Failure
to
do
so
may
result
in
equipment
damage
.
B
.
To
Close
the Breaker
1
.
Locally
—
Depress
the
ON
Button
on
the
breaker
escutcheon
(
Also
see
Limited
Ciose
Access
—
Accessory
)
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Do
not
repeatedly
trip
the device
from
the
charge
stage
as
equip
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ment
damage
may
result
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counter
-
clockwise
(
until the handle
stops
)
.
Rotate the handle
clockwise back
to
the
home
position
.
Repeat
this
cycle
two
(
2
)
more
times
.
THIS
OPERATION
WILL
NOT
TURN
THE
BREAKER
“
ON
”
—
CLOSE
CONTACTS
.
The
indicator
will
read
“
CHARGE
”
.
2
.
If
the breaker latch is held
tripped
by
any
of
the
following
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of
the
charging
stroke and
the breaker
will
revert to
the dis
-
charged
“
OFF
”
condition
.
Kirk
lock
or
padlock
devices
in
locked
“
OFF
”
condition
.
Drawout interlock
with
carriage
in
any
position
except
“
TEST
”
or
“
ENGAGED
”
.
Bell alarm
lockout
not reset
after
overcurrent
lockout
.
Undervoltage
release
device
not
energized
.
C
.
To
Open
the
Breaker
1
.
Locally
—
Depress
the
“
PUSH
OFF
”
button
on
the breaker
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2
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Remotely
—
(
Option
)
—
Energize
an
accessory
shunt
trip
or
de
-
energize
an
accessory
undervoltage
release device
.
APPLICATION
DATA
—
Catalog
Numbers
TSXCC
12
B
,
TSXCC
14
B
,
TSXCC
08
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W
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Maximum
Hnoratinn Timo
W
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W
(
Seconds
)
Onoratinn
Voltage
Range
*
Amnprpc
@
Max
.
Voltage
Rated
Voltage
Cat
.
No
.
Suffix
120
Vac
,
50
/
60
Hz
6
A
102
-
132
.
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.
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12
240
V
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,
50
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60
HZ
204
-
264
3
A
14
.
083
.
083
24
V
dc
11
A
19
-
29
.
083
.
083
08
The
remote
charge
indicating
switch is rated
at
15
A
250
Vac and
V
2
A
125
V
dc
.
‘
The
Power
Source
must
stay
within
the rated
operating
voltage
range
of
the ciose solenoid
,
from
no
load
to
the
full
peak
current
rating
of
the
device
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DIAGRAMS
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4
REMOTE
—
CHARGE
INDICATION
FIGURE
5
REMOTE
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INDICATION
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Operating
Instructions
ELECTRICALLY
OPERATED
DEVICES
(
MOM
)
D
.
Automatic
Operation
1
.
Automatic
Close
:
Jumper
terminal
5
to
terminal
6
.
Device
closes
immediately
after
the
charging
cycle
is
complete
.
2
.
Automatic
Charging
:
Jumper
terminal
3
to
terminal
4
.
De
-
vice
charges
immediately
after
device
trips
open
(
from
faults
or
local
/
remote
operation
)
.
CAUTION
:
1
.
Do
not
wire
breakers
for
both
automatic
charge
and
auto
-
matic
close
unless
a
bell
alarm
overcurrent
lockout
function
is
incorporated
.
Failure
to
do
so
may
result
in
repeated
closures
into
an
overcurrent
fault
.
2
.
The
bell
alarm
lockout
and
undervoltage
release
device
both
hold
the
breaker
latch
open
when
activated
.
To
prevent
con
-
tinuous
cycling
when
wired
for
automatic
charging
,
the
fol
-
lowing
is
required
:
a
)
For
bell
alarm
lockout
—
Interconnect
bell
alarm
switch
to
motor
operator
terminal
board
as
shown
in
Figures
6
and
7
.
A
.
To
Charge
The
Mechanism
Springs
1
.
Local
—
(
a
)
Depress
the
lockable
manual
charge
engage
-
ment
button
until
it
is
flush
with
the
handle
surface
.
Slight
rotation
of
the
handle
may
be
required
to
fully
depress
the
button
in
order
to
align
the
internal
coupling
.
(
b
)
While
holding
the
button
down
,
rotate
the
operating
han
-
dle
fully
120
°
counter
-
clockwise
until
the
handle
stops
.
Re
-
turn
the
handle
clockwise
to
the
home
position
.
Repeat
two
(
2
)
more
times
.
This
cycle
will
NOT
turn
the
Breaker
ON
.
The
Mechanism
Indicator
will
read
“
CHARGED
”
.
2
.
Remote
—
Charge
electrically
by
connecting
terminal
3
to
ter
-
minal
4
(
also
see
notes
on
automatic
operation
)
.
B
.
To
Close
The
Device
1
.
Local
—
Depress
the
ON
button
on
breaker
escutcheon
.
2
.
Remote
—
Electrically
close
by
energizing
the
closing
sole
-
noid
provided
by
connecting
terminal
5
to
terminal
6
(
see
notes
on
Automatic
Operation
)
.
DO
NOT
REPEATEDLY
TRIP
THE
BREAKER
FROM
THIS
CHARGE
STAGE
AS
EQUIPMENT
DAMAGE
MAY
RESULT
.
C
.
To
Open
The
Device
1
.
Local
—
Depress
the
“
PUSH
OFF
”
button
on
breaker
es
-
cutcheon
.
2
.
Remote
—
(
Ordered
with
breaker
at
no
extra
charge
)
—
Energize
the
accessory
shunt
trip
or
de
-
energize
the
under
-
voltage
release
provided
.
NOTE
:
The
motor
operator
contains
a
feature
which
shuts
off
control
power
if
the
OFF
button
is
held
depressed
.
Thus
,
electrical
oper
-
ation
is
prevented
if
a
“
Kirk
”
lock
or
padlock
accessory
is
used
in
the
breaker
locked
OPEN
condition
.
If
the
breaker
is
equipped
with
a
drawout
interlock
(
TPPO
-
2
)
,
electrical
operation
is
permit
-
ted
only
if
the
drawout
carriage
is
in
the
ENGAGED
or
TEST
position
.
OPERATIONAL
DATA
TABLE
3
Close
Solenoid
(
Peak
Amps
)
Motor
Current
(
Amps
)
Operating
Voltage
Range
Fuses
Type
3
AB
(
Amps
)
5
Charge
Time
(
Sec
.
)
2
Close
Time
(
Sec
.
)
3
Opening
Time
(
Sec
.
)
4
Rated
Voltage
Locked
Rotor
1
Full
Average
Load
Load
MDX
4
120
Vac
102
-
132
Vac
20
7.0
4.0
8.8
.
083
.
083
3.5
240
Vac
204
-
264
Vac
MDA
4
10
3.5
2.0
4.0
3.5
.
083
.
083
125
Vdc
100
-
140
Vdc
20
3.0
3.4
ABC
5
.
083
4.0
4.0
.
083
72
Vdc
57
-
81
Vdc
ABC
10
10
8.1
.
083
28
7.0
4.0
.
083
48
Vdc
38
-
58
Vdc
ABC
10
30
10
7.0
6.7
4.5
.
083
.
083
24
Vdc
19
-
29
Vdc
60
20
14
ABC
20
14.1
5.0
.
083
.
083
1
Momentary
motor
reversing
current
is
150
%
locked
rotor
current
.
2
Measured
from
sequence
initiation
to
motor
cutoff
at
100
%
rated
voltage
.
3
Measured
from
sequence
initiation
to
contact
closure
at
100
%
rated
voltage
.
4
Measured
from
sequence
initiation
to
contact
opening
at
100
%
rated
voltage
.
5
Recommended
type
is
Bussman
or
equivalent
.
Do
Not
use
slo
-
blo
fuses
for
type
ABC
.
5
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Wiring
Diagrams
DC
POWER
SOURCES
AC
POWER
SOURCES
L
1
(
+
)
L
2
L
2
(
-
)
L
1
1
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TRIP
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CONNECTION
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BELL ALARM
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REMOVE
JUMPER
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IS
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BREAKER
OUTLINE
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CUSTOMER
SUPPLIED
‘
CUSTOMER
SUPPLIED
FIGURE
7
FIGURE
6
WIRING FOR REMOTE
OPERATION
The
drop
in
source
supply voltage
from
no
load
to
the
motor
full
load
current
level
(
ref
.
Table
3
)
should
not
exceed
7
%
.
Accepta
-
ble dc
power
sources are
:
Three
phase
full
wave
rectified
ac
,
dc
generator
;
battery
;
or
any
other dc
source
with
a
peak
-
to
-
peak
ripple
voltage
of
not
more
than
15
%
of
rated
voltage
at
the
motor
full
load
current
.
For
proper
operation
the
electrical
circuit
should be wired
as
shown
.
All
customer
supplied
switches
(
or
contacts
)
should
be
momentary
action
,
0.083
seconds minimum
duration
,
with
the
exception
of
the
charge
contact
for
120
and
240
Vac
operators
which
requires
0.25
sec
.
minimum duration
.
These
switches
/
contacts
must
be
rated
at
least
1
A
amp
at
125
Vdc
for
dc
motor
operators
and suitable
to
handle
motor
current
and
voltage
for
ac
motor
operators
(
see
Table
3
)
.
5
DIELECTRIC
TESTING
The
following
procedure
should be
incorporated
for
dielectric
or
hi
-
pot
testing
:
CAUTION
:
1
.
Do
not
apply
power
to
any
terminals
other than
(
1
)
and
(
2
)
.
2
.
Observe
proper
polarity
(
+
at
L
1
)
on
dc
motor
operators
.
1
.
Open
the
circuit breaker
.
2
.
Remove
all
leads
—
control
and
power
.
3
.
Short
all
electrical
operator
terminal
board
points
.
4
.
Test
between
electrical
operator
terminal board
points
and
load
side
of
breaker
center
pole
(
this is connected
to
the
frame
)
.
5
.
Test
at
2200
Vac
for
one
(
1
)
minute
using
a
current
limited
,
nondestructive
ac
hi
-
pot
tester
,
with
a
maximum
output
of
20
milliamperes
.
’
CONTROL
POWER
The control
power
required
for
each
motor
operator
may
be
determined
from
Table
3
.
If
several
motor
operators
are
to
be
fed
from
the
same source
,
it
should
be
sized
to
accommodate all
operators
simultaneously
,
especially
if
they
are
wired
for
auto
-
matic
charge
.
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Trip
Unit
and
Setting
I
.
MICRO
-
VERSATRIP
®
Trip
settings
are
set
at
minimal
values
on
all
functions
.
Cus
-
tomers
may
want
to
adjust
settings
to
their
own
requirements
,
A
.
Adjust
Trip
Settings
1
.
Remove
clear
plastic
protective
window
(
Fig
.
2
)
.
2
.
Change
settings
by
rotating
indicators
to
desired
value
or
multipliers
.
See
GEH
-
4657
for
definitions
of
functions
.
3
.
Re
-
install
window
.
B
,
Tap
Changer
Card
When
provided
,
this
function
allows
the
customer
to
change
the
rating
of
the
breaker
frame
(
see
Fig
.
8
)
.
HIGH
—
100
%
of
ampere
Rating
on
Nameplate
“
Sensor
Amp
”
LOW
—
50
-
75
%
of
ampere
Rating
on
Nameplate
“
Sen
-
sor
Amp
”
All
devices
provided
with
tap
cards
are
shipped
with
both
HiGH
and
LOW
setting
cards
.
The
LOW
is
packed
and
supported
on
the
BREAKER
stalled
in
the
breaker
frame
.
To
chanae
settinas
.
follow
W
*
these
instructions
on
removing
the
cover
.
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is
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MANUAL
(
2.1
W
LONG
)
(
6.4
"
LONG
)
FIGURE
S
MANUAL
BREAKER
COVER
AND
PROGRAMMER
REMOVED
FIGURE
8
TAP
CHANGER
CARD
(
HIGH
AND
LOW
REFER
TO
RATING
,
NOT
LENGTH
)
FIXED
TAPPED
CT
CT
HIGH
O
DANGER
:
THE
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
MUST
BE
REMOVED
FROM
THE
ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM
LOW
I
COMMON
1
.
Turn
the
Breaker
—
OFF
LU
H
2
.
Loosen
the
(
4
)
cover
escutcheon
mounting
screws
and
Remove
the
(
4
)
cover
mounting
screws
and
z
£
remove
.
remove
the
top
cover
.
On
MOM
breakers
,
do
not
remove
the
mid
-
cover
to
replace
/
change
the
tap
changer
card
.
LOAD
3
.
Withdraw
the
HIGH
(
LOW
)
CARD
from
the
tap
changer
support
and
install
the
LOW
(
HIGH
)
CARD
.
The
print
on
the
top
of
the
card
should
be
oriented
the
same
as
the
breaker
cover
nameplate
(
refer
to
Fig
.
2
and
9
)
.
4
.
Programmers
providing
the
ground
fault
function
must
also
have
the
tap
setting
changed
on
the
tapped
neutral
CT
(
4
wire
systems
)
.
Change
the
black
wire
lead
from
the
HIGH
(
LOW
)
terminal
to
match
the
desired
tap
set
-
ting
of
the
breaker
frame
(
Fig
.
10
)
.
#
59
#
58
BLACK
WHITE
FIGURE
10
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Trip
Unit
and
Setting
5
.
Replace
the
breaker
cover
and
secure
the
(
4
)
cover
mount
-
ing
screws
to
50
in
-
lbs
.
Replace
and
secure
the
cover
escutcheon
.
6
.
Operate
the
breaker
manually
through
the
Charge
-
Close
-
Open
cycle
to
be
sure
the
device
mechanically
functions
before
energizing
or
connecting
to
the
electrical
system
.
7
.
Store
the
extra
tap
card
in
a
convenient
place
.
NOTE
:
DO
NOT
SHORT
THE
GROUND
FAULT
TERMI
-
NALS
IF
NOT
USED
WITH
A
NEUTRAL
CT
.
ommended
wiring
for
zone
selective
interlock
.
To
change
or
install
programmers
without
remote
indication
,
follow
these
instructions
:
DANGER
:
THE
BREAKER
MUST
BE
REMOVED
FROM
THE
ELECTRICAL
CIRCUIT
.
LOOSEN
I
HE
ESCUTCHEON
MOUNTING
SCREWS
AND
REMOVE
.
1
.
Remove
the
(
4
)
cover
mounting
screws
and
remove
the
top
cover
.
On
MOM
breakers
,
remove
only
the
top
cover
to
replace
/
change
the
programmer
.
2
.
Remove
programmer
a
.
Push
in
programmer
cover
interlock
(
see
Fig
.
11
)
.
b
.
Lift
programmer
off
base
-
mounting
plate
and
terminal
plug
.
c
.
Programmer
cover
interlock
will
now
swing
out
and
lock
over
the
base
to
prevent
the
breaker
cover
from
being
replaced
without
installing
another
programmer
.
C
.
Neutral
Current
Transformer
(
4
Wire
Ground
Fault
System
)
Ground
fault
protection
is
offered
as
an
optional
func
-
tion
of
the
Micro
-
VersaTrip
®
Programmer
.
However
,
all
Micro
-
VersaTrip
®
Generation
Breaker
frames
are
provided
with
terminal
board
points
for
connection
to
a
neutral
CT
.
DO
NOT
SHORT
THESE
TERMINALS
IF
NOT
USED
WITH
A
NEUTRAL
CT
.
Always
match
the
CT
Rating
to
the
rating
of
circuit
breaker
frame
,
opecmuaiiy
.
1
.
Fixed
rated
breaker
frames
—
Match
the
neutral
CT
ampere
rating
to
the
breaker
sensor
rating
.
2
.
Tapped
or
HIGH
/
LOW
Rated
Breaker
Frames
Match
the
rating
to
the
HIGH
/
LOW
setting
of
the
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breaker
sensor
rating
.
Wire
as
shown
in
Fig
.
10
CAUTION
:
1
.Match
the
tapped
terminal
for
the
black
lead
to
the
tap
setting
,
if
provided
,
on
the
breaker
frame
.
2
.
Observe
the
polarity
markings
on
the
neutral
CT
shell
and
breaker
frame
.
3
.
When
a
neutral
CT
is
not
used
or
not
required
(
3
wire
ground
fault
)
,
DO
NOT
short
the
terminal
points
on
the
breaker
frame
for
ground
fault
.
Leave
them
open
as
supplied
by
the
factory
.
D
.
Programmers
Micro
-
VersaTrip
generation
POWER
BREAK
devices
may
be
ordered
complete
or
as
frame
or
programmer
(
trip
unit
)
only
.
Some
programmers
/
frames
have
rejection
schemes
to
pre
-
vent
mismatching
of
functions
.
Herein
are
the
limitations
of
interchangeability
.
1
.
High
short
time
or
H
function
programmers
may
not
be
used
in
frames
which
are
not
wired
for
the
H
function
(
special
CTs
)
.
2
.
Special
programmers
for
AK
type
breakers
with
the
M
(
no
instantaneous
)
function
may
not
be
used
on
POWER
BREAK
devices
.
*
3
.
Programmers
and
sensor
rating
combinations
are
in
-
terchangeable
as
follows
:
FIGURE
11
REMOVING
/
INSTALLING
PROGRAMMER
3
.
Install
Programmer
a
.
Align
holes
in
bottom
of
programmer
box
with
guide
pins
of
frame
mounting
plate
.
Lower
programmer
until
it
is
fully
down
on
the
mounting
plate
and
the
connecting
plug
is
secure
(
Fig
.
12
)
.
b
.
Push
in
the
Programmer
Cover
-
Interlock
until
it
locks
in
place
(
see
Fig
.
11
)
.
(
Note
:
Programmer
has
a
stud
on
the
box
to
defeat
the
programmer
-
cover
-
interlock
locking
spring
)
GUIDE
ii
HOLES
v
<
SENSOR
RATING
*
BASIC
PROG
.
CAT
.
NO
.
2000
A
&
LESS
TP
9
VT
20
TP
9
VT
25
GUIDE
PINS
2500
&
3000
A
TP
9
VT
30
TP
9
VT
40
4000
A
PROGRAMMER
*
Includes
4
function
programmers
.
Refer
to
GEH
4657
for
installation
/
replacement
of
Micro
-
VersaTrip
programmers
with
overload
remote
indication
and
rec
-
MOUNTiNG
BASE
l
FIGURE
12
ALIGNING
PROGRAMMER
TO
BASE
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Trip
Unit
and
Setting
D
.
Programmers
(
Continued
)
4
.
Replace
top
cover
and
secure
.
Replace
the
escutcheon
.
5
.
Manually
operate
the
breaker
through
the
Charge
-
Close
-
Open
sequence
to
ensure
proper
mechanical
functioning
be
-
fore
energizing
in
the
electrical
system
.
REMINDER
:
A
de
-
energized
undervoltage
release
will
not
allow
the
mecha
-
nism
to
charge
and
close
.
6
.
Programmers
with
ground
fault
If
a
4
wire
system
is
to
be
used
,
a
neutral
CT
must
be
provided
.
See
the
section
on
Neutral
CT
for
instructions
and
precau
-
tions
.
DO
NOT
short
the
ground
fault
terminals
provided
on
the
breaker
frame
if
not
used
.
TM
II
.
MAGNETRIP
To
change
trip
settings
1
.
Remove
cover
escutcheon
.
2
.
Change
trip
setting
by
rotating
plastic
buttons
with
a
screwdriver
(
see
Fig
.
13
)
.
3
.
Replace
cover
escutcheon
.
FIGURE
13
ADJUSTING
TRIP
UNIT
SETTING
TO
CHANGE
OR
INSTALL
T
RIP
UNITS
,
SEE
GEH
4658
.
9
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Accessories
The
control
leads
of
internally
mounted
accessories
exit
in
pigtail
form
from
the
back
of
the
breaker
.
Those
leads
are
terminated
at
the
secondary
disconnect
points
for
drawout
breakers
or
at
op
-
tional
terminal
blocks
when
specified
for
stationary
mounted
breakers
.
All
leads
are
color
coded
as
shown
in
Table
.
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
ACCESSORY
LEAD
COLOR
CODE
Leads
Per
Accessory
Lead
Color
Accessory
Black
2
Shunt
Trip
Blue
2
Undervoltage
Release
White
—
Common
Red
—
OPEN
(
NO
)
Brown
/
White
—
CLOSED
(
NC
)
Auxiliary
Switch
3
per
switch
Yellow
—
Common
Purple
—
OPEN
(
NO
)
Brown
—
Closed
(
NC
)
Bell
Alarm
(
Overcurrent
Lock
-
out
)
3
Phase
Line
End
Load
End
Blown
Fuse
Trip
(
3
Coil
Shunt
Trip
)
Brown
/
White
White
Black
A
Red
6
B
Blue
C
Yellow
Common
Remote
Indication
Remote
Close
White
Black
Orange
Closing
Solenoid
(
Manual
Devices
Only
)
3
OPTIONAL
FEATURES
INSTRUCTION
MANUALS
Field
Installable
Accessories
—
GEH
4650
Breaker
Padlock
—
GEH
4544
Micro
-
VersaTrip
®
—
GEH
4657
MagneTrip
(
Installation
)
—
GEH
4658
Special
features
may
be
ordered
as
specific
accessory
catalog
numbers
or
as
an
integral
part
of
the
breaker
catalog
number
.
Refer
to
the
Buy
Log
GEP
-
1100
C
for
cataloged
features
.
I
.
Limited
close
access
button
(
“
C
”
suffix
in
catalog
number
)
Fig
.
14
.
Provides
limited
manual
accessibility
to
ON
Button
.
Function
allows
breaker
to
be
turned
ON
in
an
emergency
or
for
maintenance
by
use
of
Vs
”
diameter
pin
or
rod
.
Manually
operated
devices
must
be
ordered
with
an
accessory
closing
solenoid
.
-
,
,
,
L
,
«
•
*
Hit
'
Is
Ch
»
'
2
°
Indies
'
O
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r
'
1
<
Sll
'
5
*
r
*
&
Catalog
Serial
No
LIMITED
ACCESS
A
^
-
TO
ON
BUTTON
A
\
e
FIGURE
14
MANUAL
—
LINE
-
BOTTOM
II
.
Remote
Close
Only
.
No
means
of
manually
closing
device
.
Manually
operated
devices
must
be
ordered
with
closing
solenoid
.
10
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.
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Distribution
Equipment
Division
41
Woodford
Avenue
Plainville
,
CT
06062
For
further
information
call
or
write
your
local
General
Electric
Sales
Office
or
.
..
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®
ELECTRIC
GEH
4656 6
/
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