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    ComPact NSX Circuit Breakers and Switch-Disconnectors 100-

    630 A Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting
    Introduction
    Troubleshooting operations are described in the following tables, with the checks
    or repairs to be carried out in relation to the probable causes of the malfunction
    indicated. They are classified into the following events:
    • Repetitive tripping
    • Circuit breaker fails to close (manually operated circuit breaker)
    • Circuit breaker fails to close (motor-operated circuit breaker)
    • MicroLogic 5, 6 and 7 fault screens

    Repetitive Tripping
    Indication Probable cause Checks or repairs

    SD Supply voltage to the MN undervoltage Check the power supply for the release (for
    trip release is too low or subject to example, a supply powering motors with high
    significant variations power ratings may be unstable). If so, connect
    the release to a clean or stable supply.

    Supply voltage to an MX shunt trip Check that the release connection is correct
    release applied unintentionally compared to the installation diagram.

    SD, SDE Operating temperature too high Check the switchboard ventilation and the
    temperature in the room.

    SD, SDE, SDV Inappropriate earth-leakage protection Check the value of the natural leakage current.
    setting (MicroLogic 4 and 7 or VigiPacT
    Earth-leakage fault indicator (MicroLogic 4) Add-on) Depending on the results:
    • Isolate the equipment with excessive
    Information on display screen (MicroLogic
    7) natural leakage current
    • Or raise the earth-leakage (VigiPacT Add-
    Button R on VigiPacT Add-on in the out on) protection setting, observing the
    position (MicroLogic 5 and 6 with VigiPacT safety rules.
    Add-on)
    Transient insulation fault on the Check whether the fault coincides with
    equipment commissioning an item of equipment.

    Depending on the results:


    • Repair the faulty equipment
    • Isolate the equipment with excessive
    natural leakage current
    • Or raise the earth-leakage (VigiPacT Add-
    on) protection setting, observing the
    safety rules.

    SD, SDE Operating temperature too high Check the switchboard ventilation and the
    temperature in the room.
    Screen TriP (available only in MicroLogic
    5, 6, and 7) then StoP

    Circuit Breaker Fails to Close (Manually Operated Circuit Breaker)


    Indication Probable cause Checks or repairs

    SD MX shunt trip release energized Check that the release connection is correct
    compared to the installation diagram.
    MN undervoltage trip release not
    energized

    OF Circuit breaker interlocked Check the installation and interlock diagram


    (mechanical or electrical) for both circuit
    breakers.

    194 DOCA0140EN-03

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