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Section  IV.  OPERATION  UNDER  USUAL  CONDITIONS

Table   2-2.   Fault   Indicators   Function INDICATOR FUNCTION (Fig.   2-5) LOW OIL PRESSURE Lights  if  oil  pressure  drops  below  20  ±  2  psi. COOLANT HIGH TEMP Lights  if  coolant  temperature  rises  above 222 ± 3° F. OVERSPEED Lights  if  engine  rpm  reaches  2400  to  2450  rpm. NO FUEL Lights  if  fuel  in  day  tank  falls  to  level  permitting only  one  minute  of  engine  operation. SHORT   CIRCUIT Lights  if  output  reaches  425  ±  25%  of  rated  current. OVER  LOAD Lights  if  any  phase  current  exceeds  110%  of rated   load. UNDER  VOLT Lights   (Class   1   sets   only)   instantaneously   if   output falls  below  48  volts,  or  6  ±  2  sec  after  output reaches  99  ±  4  volts. UNDER FREQ Lights  on  (Class  1  sets  only)  when  output  freq  drops to:  Mode  I  -  46  ±  1  Hz  for  50  Hz  operation,  55  ±  1 Hz  for  60  Hz  operation,  Mode  II  -  370  ±  5  Hz  for 400 Hz. REVERSE  POWER Lights  if  power  flow  into  set  exceeds  20%  of  rated value. OVER VOLT Lights  if  output  voltage  rises  above  153  ±  3  volts. Change 1 2-17

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