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36 Design and specifications are subject to change without notice 01/2008
6. Inspections and maintenance
6.1 List of inspections
TYPE OF THE INSPECTION BY WHOM HOW OFTEN WHAT TO DO/CHECK
A. General visual inspection Customer.
Trained technician.
Every 6-12 months
Check out damages or cracks of the
frame, adapter or arc chute
Check out for missing screws or caps
Check out for deglutinated labels
Check out for corrosion
Check out distinct manifestations of
flame or smoke at the frame
Clean the breaker from dirt and dust
Clean and degrease the cooper ter-
minals
B. General functional in-
spection
Customer.
Trained technician.
Every 6-12 months
Close and open manually the breaker
to check the drive and mechanism
Close the breaker electrically and
open by trip unit(s) releasing, to check
controls
C. Inspection of the arc
chute and contact system
Customer.
Trained technician.
Every 6-12 months
OR after:
high short circuit open-
ing at >25kA
>300 openings at load
current
>100 openings at over
current load (2-3 *In)
Check out wear of the arc runners;
shall not exceed 30% of its cross sec-
tion
Check out wear of the pre-arcing
contact. It shall not exceed 2mm
[0,08in].
Check out wear of the main contacts
at fix and flexible side; shall not ex-
ceed 1mm [0,04in] of its depth.
Check out wear of the arc chute’s
plates; check out for deposits inside
of arc chute, this area shall be free of
deposits.
Check out wear of protective walls;
shall not exceed 1mm [0,04].
Check out contacts’ tilt and gaps.
D. Inspection of the screw
connections
Customer.
Trained technician.
Every 6-12 months
OR after every inspection:
of the arc runners
of the contacts
of the arc chute
Check out position of the countersunk
screws in the sidewalls.
Check for tight fitting or use torque tool
(torque in SI and Imperial units):
M8 ~20Nm [~ 177 lbf*in]
M6 ~10Nm [~ 88 lbf*in]
M5 ~5Nm [~ 44 lbf*in]
M4 ~3Nm [~ 26 lbf*in]
E. Inspection of the me-
chanic components
GE.
Service technician.
Every 5 years
OR
After 5.000 openings
Carry out inspection B
Check out settings of contacts and
auxiliary switches
Check out upper dumper of the
mechanism; no cracks, deformation
or heavy discolouration; hard consis-
tency; without punctures
Check out main flexband breakage;
shall not exceed 30% of its cross sec-
tion
Check out wear of mini flexband; shall
not exceed 30% of its cross section
Table 3
Required tools:
Cleaning tissue, pocket lamp, hand lever, hexagon wrench SW5, SW6, small and medium screwdriver.

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GE Gerapid 2607 Specifications

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BrandGE
ModelGerapid 2607
CategoryCircuit breakers
LanguageEnglish

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