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Type B Vital Relays - Alstom

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Preventive Maintenance<br />

Table 4–5. Miscellaneous Relay Visual Inspection Procedure<br />

Step<br />

Procedure<br />

1 Check that the relay cover and seal are not cracked, broken or discolored.<br />

2 Verify that relay components are not loose inside the cover.<br />

Many components are common to all B1 and B2 relays, reference Section 7 for<br />

drawings of specific relay components.<br />

3 Verify any contacting surfaces are clean, smooth, and not bent or mis-aligned.<br />

4 For relays with flexible connectors, the connectors must be intact and must not<br />

touch any adjacent parts.<br />

Any coils must be secured in place and in good condition.<br />

5 Verify that normally open co-acting contacts meet squarely and simultaneously<br />

when relay is energized. Contacts should have wipe as armature goes through<br />

to its front stop.<br />

When relay is deenergized, normally closed contacts should meet squarely and<br />

simultaneously. Contacts should have wipe as armature goes to its backstop.<br />

During pick up and drop away, armature must move freely on its bearing plate.<br />

6 If components inside the cover are loose, mis-aligned, or required cleaning,<br />

remove and replace the relay.<br />

7 If a relay is removed for any reason during the inspection procedure, the<br />

mechanical tests in Section 6 may be performed as specified. The relay may not<br />

be returned to service until the operating characteristics and conditions are in<br />

accordance with <strong>Alstom</strong> ED sheet specifications.<br />

P1457, Rev. Nov/07 4–8 <strong>Alstom</strong> Signaling Inc.

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