GEK-7303 
Low 
Voltage Power 
Circuit 
Breakers 
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Fig. 
45 
SHUNT-TRIPPING 
DEVICE 
(FIG. 
45) 
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1) 
The  shunt  tripping  device 
is 
mounted  on  a 
bracket 
attached to  the  left side 
of 
the operating 
m.echanism 
(looking 
from the front). · 
A 
remote 
switch 
or 
relay contacts 
are 
used 
to  close  the 
circuit 
of  the  device  causing  the 
ar_ma_ture 
(9) to engage the trip paddle (11), thereby 
tr1ppmg  the 
breaker. 
The  spring 
(2) 
is 
used to 
return 
the 
armature 
to the neutral position 
after 
the 
breaker 
trips. 
To 
prevent 
overheating,  the  coil 
(7) 
is 
cut 
off  by  contacts  of  the  auxiliary  switch  which 
are 
open when the 
breaker 
is 
open. 
ADJUSTMENTS 
From 
1/32  in;  to 
1/16-in. 
over-travel of  the 
armature 
~s 
required 
when the 
breaker 
is 
tripped. 
If 
any  adJustment 
is 
necessary 
to  provide 
this 
amount  of 
overtravel, 
the 
trip 
lever 
is 
bent 
in 
or 
out accordingly. 
REPLACEMENT 
OF 
COIL 
(Fig. 45) 
1.  Di.sconnect 
leads 
to coil (7). 
2.  Remove  magnet 
(6) 
and  coil from 
frame 
(3). 
10 
9 
I.  SPRING 
8 
2. 
PIN 
3. 
FRAME 
4. WEIGHT 
5.  SCREWS . 
6.  MAGNET 
7. 
COIL 
8.  CLAMP 
9.  ARMATURE 
10. 
ARMATURE 
ARM 
1 
. 
II. 
TRIP 
PADDLE 
12 
.. 
CLAMP 
Shunt tripping device 
3. 
Bend 
lower 
end  of  clamp 
(8) 
straight 
and 
remove. 
4. 
Remove  coil  anq 
install 
new 
coil 
in 
re-
verse 
order. 
BELL 
ALARM 
AND 
LOCKOUT  DEVICE 
(FIG. 
46) 
The  device 
operating 
link (2) 
is
· engaged with 
the 
breaker 
crossbar 
side-link 
pin  (1), 
thereby 
operating  the  device  whenever 
the 
breaker 
is 
tripped 
by the 
overcurrent 
trip 
devices, 
the 
under-
voltage  device 
or 
the  drawout 
trip 
interlock. 
The  shunt 
trip 
device  and  the  manual 
trip 
button 
will  defeat the device.  The 
bell 
alarm 
and lockout 
device 
can 
be 
reset 
only by the manual 
trip 
button 
on  the 
front 
escutcheon.  If  the  lockout device 
is 
omitted,  the  device  can. be 
reset 
by  manual 
trip 
button 
or 
by· closing the 
breaker, 
provided 
the fault 
has 
been 
eliminated. 
Adjustments 
1.  Adjust  the 
bell 
alarm-device 
latch 
(4) 
so 
that 
a 
clearance 
of 
1/16 
in. 
:t; 
1/64  in. 
is 
main-
tained  with  the  catch 
(15) 
when  the 
breaker 
is 
closed. 
2.  With  the 
breaker 
fully  open, 
adjust 
the 
device  adjusting 
screw 
(12),  on  the 
operating 
arm 
(13), 
for 
an 
overtravel  of 
1/16 
to 
3/32 
of 
an  in. 
after 
the device contacts 
are 
just 
touching 
This will 
assure 
that the device 
is 
operated 
when the