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TM-5-6115-634-14P Power Plant AN/MJQ-16 (NSN 6115-00-033-1395) (2) MEP-002A 5 Kw 60 Hz Generator Sets M103A3 2-Wheel 2-Tire Modified Trailer Manual
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Figure  2-3. Cable  Connections  Locations  -  PU  794/G

TM   5-6115-634-14&P NAVFAC   P-8-647-14&P TO-35C2-3-445-14 (i)   Connect a damp (9) to top of the ground rod  and  reconnect  the  ground  rod  coupler  (5).  Connect loose end of the ground wire assembly to the damp. Tighten the damp screw (10). Ensure that all ground wire connections are tight. b. Cable Connections for a single PU 794/G When making cable connections, PU 794/6 must be shut down. Failure to observe  this  warning  could  result  in death by electrocution. (1)  Remove  all  the  cables  from  the  reel  and tray. (2)  Connect  the  5-foot  (1.52  meters)  control cable between the control connector on the connector plate  and  the  control  connection  on  the  junction  box  for unit 1 (Figure 2-3). (3)  Connect  the  100-foot  (30.46  meters)  con- trol cable to the remote connector on the junction box. Connect the other end of the control cable to the con- trol cable connection on the front of the shelter (Fig- ures  2-3  and  2-4). (4) Connect one end of the power cable to the power connector on the generator (not on the junction box), and the other end of the power cable to the con- nector on the shelter. All  pins  are  live  on  the  junction  box power connectors. Power   connections   on   the   junction box should not be used for single unit operation. All  connectors  are  hot  when  used.  Do not remove caps from unused hocks. 2-12 Change 6 (5)  Deleted. c. Cable Connections for two PU 794/Gs. NOTE Two PU 794’s are not to be continu- ously   operated   in   parallel,   only   to transfer   power. When   making   cable   connections, both PU 794/Gs must be shut down due to feedback from and operating unit.  Failure  to  observe  this  warning could result in death by electrocution. (1) Connect the first PU 794/G following para- graph b. above. Designate this unit as unit number 1. All connections to the junction box will be made at this unit. (2) Connect the grounding wire of the second PU 794/G to the ground rod of the first PU 794/G. (3)  Connect  the  25-foot  (7.62  meters)  control cable  from  the  control  connector  on  the  connector plate of unit 2 to the unit 2 control connection of the junction box on unit 1 (Figure 2-5). (4)  Connect  the  25-foot  (7.62  meters)  power cable between the power connector on the connector plate of unit 2 and the unit 2 power connection of the junction box on unit 1 (Figure 2-5) (5) Connect the 25-foot (7.62 meters) parallel cable  to  the  parallel  connectors  on  both  unit  1  and  unit 2 (Figures 2-3 and 2-5). (6)   At  both  generator  sets  place  the  PARALLEL OPERATION/SINGLE  UNIT  OPERATION  switch  on the  generator  control  panel  to  the  PARALLEL  OPERA- TION position. 2-4.  Initial  Adjustments Perform the PMCS in Table 2-1 before operating the PU  794/G.

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