straps on the four point ground fault terminal
block on the RD and SPB breakers are con-
nected D5 - D6 and D7 - D8.
Trip unit may be the problem. Replace trip unit Para. 5-3
Breaker trips too rapidly Connection from C4 to C5 and/or Replace connections Table A.1
on ground fault or short from D9 to D10 is missing on RD Wiring Diagrams
delay (zone selective or SPB breakers.
interlocking not used).
Connection from Z2 to Z3 and/or Replace connections Table A.1
Z4 to Z5 missing on DSII breakers. Wiring Diagrams
Trip unit settings are not correct. Change settings I.B. 29C892, Section 3
or
I.B. 29C893, Section 4
Trip unit may be the problem. Replace trip unit Para. 5-3
Breaker trips too rapidly Unpowered thermal memory can If unpowered thermal memory is not required, I.B. 29C892, Para. 3-6
on long delay. cause breaker to trip too soon. turn it off with the OPTIMizer.
Trip unit settings are not correct Change settings I.B. 29C892, Section 3
or
I.B. 29C893, Section 4
Trip unit may be the problem. Replace trip unit Para. 5-3
Power values are grossly No voltage input to trip unit. Check PT disconnect plug is installed. Table A.1
in error. (1050 Trip Units Wiring Diagrams
only)
Frequency incorrect Verify operating frequency with OPTIMizer I.B. 29C892, Para. 3-6
Trip unit may be the problem. Replace trip unit Para. 5-3
Zone selective interlocking
on ground fault and/or See directions for checking zone selective interlocking Appendix B
short delay does not work.
I.B. 29C891B
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Table 5.1 Troubleshooting Guide (continued from previous page)
Symptom Probable Cause Possible Solution(s) References
Notes:
(1) OPTIM Trip Units are not replaceable on Series C LD and ND circuit breakers. Because replacing the complete circuit breaker is difficult,
consult the factory before attempting replacement.
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