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Figure  6-6.  AC  Output  Control  Box  Wiring  Harness
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TM  5-6115-584-34 NAVFAC  P-8-622-34 TO-35C2-3-456-2 Figure 6-7. AC Output Control Box Test Setup (12) Output Control Box Housing (24, figure 6-9).  Inspect  output  control  box  housing   for   physical damage.  Check  that  all  hinges,  covers,  and  latches operate  properly.  Check  that  all  nameplates  are  in place.  Check  that  side  access  cover  is  always  in  place when box is not being actively serviced. b.  Test. (1)  Reconnection  Switch  (S6)  (1,  figure  6-10).  Tag and  disconnect    electrical  connections  except  jumper wires from reconnection switch. Using an ohmmeter check  for  continuity  between  terminals  listed  in  table 6-5 for each of the three switch positions. If continui- ty is not found for each pair of terminals listed, replace reconnection  switch.  If  continuity  is  found  between any other terminals switch should be replaced. (2) AC Circuit Breaker (CB1). Test that breaker will remain in both the ON and OFF positions. (3) 15 Amp  Circuit  Breaker  (CB3).  Test  that breaker will remain in both the set (pushed) and trip- ped  (pulled)  positions. (4)  Convenience  Receptacle  (J14).  With  15  amp circuit  breaker  in  proper  operating  position,  test  con- venience receptacle using a 120 volt trouble light or voltmeter.  With  the  unit  operating  and  the  15  amp  cir- cuit breaker pushed in, 120 volts should be present at the   receptacle. (5)  Linear  Reactor  (L1).  Disconnect  electrical connectors from control box. Use an ohmmeter to check resistance of each of the three windings in the reactor  by  checking  resistance  between  terminals  1  and 2,3 and 4,5 and 6. Resistance for each winding must be  13.5  ohms  plus  or  minus  1.35,  if  not  replace  reactor. (6)  Connector  Assemblies.  Test  for  continuity between each pin and case for shorts to ground. (7)  Current  Voltage  Transformer  (CVT1).  Using an  ohmmeter  check  three  primary  windings  of transformer (figure 1-1, 6-7.1 and 6, figure 6-9) by measuring  resistance  from  terminals  H1  to  H2,  H3  to H4, H5 to H6, Resistance must be 2.27 ohms  ± O.227 ohms. Check resistance in three secondary windings of transformer by checking from terminals X1 to X2, X1  to  X3,  X2  to  X3.  Resistance  must  be  1.68  ohms ±0.168 ohms. Check resistance in control windings by checking from terminals C1 to C2. Resistance must be 9.6 ohms  ± 0.96 ohms. If any of the windings do not show  the  proper  resistance,  replace  transformer. (8)  Current  Transformer  (CT1).  On  the  current transformer  (figures  1-1,  6-7.1  and  7,  figure  6-9)  only the secondary windings can be checked. Using an ohmmeter  check  resistance  in  secondary  windings  by checking from terminals 1A to 2A, 1B to 2B, 1C to 2C. Resistance must be 0.5 ohms  ±0.05 ohms. If any of the  windings  do  not  show  the  proper  resistance, replace   transformer. (9) Bridge Rectifier Assembly  (A4) (see figure 6-11 ). Tag and remove leads to terminal board and to each  diode  (3)  separately  by  checking  between  ter- minals (6) shown in table 6-6. Resistance in one direc- tion should be very high in one direction and very low in the other. Measure resistance of R1  (4). It  should be 56 ohms. Change 5 6-15

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