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GM4000ASwitch MachineCopyright © 2005, 2007, 2011 Alstom Signaling Inc.Operation and Maintenance ManualAlstom Signaling Inc.P2496, Rev. 6, July 2011, Printed in U.S.A.
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Page 8 and 9: REVISION LOGRevision Date Descripti
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General Description1.8. SAFETY PREC
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General Description1.8.4. Safety at
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General DescriptionTHIS PAGE INTENT
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Theory of Operation2.3. POWER OPERA
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Theory of Operation2.5. NORMAL AND
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Theory of Operation2.6. POINT DETEC
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Theory of Operation2.6.1. Latch Out
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Theory of OperationTable 2-2. Non-E
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Theory of OperationTable 2-3. Reset
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Theory of Operation2.7. MANUAL SWIT
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Theory of OperationTable 2-4. Hand
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Theory of OperationTable 2-5. Hand
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Theory of OperationTable 2-7. Local
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InstallationTHROW BAR CONNECTION HA
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Installation3.6. TOOLSThe following
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InstallationThe Secondary Point Mon
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InstallationTable 3-2. Switch Machi
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Installation3.10. LEFT-HAND OR RIGH
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Installation3.11. SWITCH MACHINE MO
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Installation3.12.1. Field WiringFie
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Installation1-1 P 1-2 P 1-3 P 1-4 C
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InstallationTable 3-7. Controller W
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Installation3.12.3. Switch Machine
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InstallationNOTEDuring some of the
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cInstallationTable 3-9. Throw Rod I
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Installation3.15. LOCK ROD INSTALLA
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Installation3.16. POINT DETECTOR RO
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InstallationTable 3-11. Point Detec
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InstallationTable 3-12. Motor Limit
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InstallationTable 3-13. Switch Mach
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InstallationTable 3-15. Throw Rod P
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Installation3.21. OPTIONAL TEST BAR
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InstallationTable 3-16. Test Bar In
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InstallationThe following materials
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InstallationTable 3-17. Secondary P
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InstallationTable 3-17. Secondary P
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Installation.THIS PAGE INTENTIONALL
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Preventive Maintenance4.3. PREVENTI
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Preventive MaintenanceDuring mainte
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Preventive Maintenance4.3.3. Warnin
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Preventive MaintenanceTable 4-2. 75
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Preventive MaintenanceTable 4-3. Ex
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Preventive MaintenanceTable 4-4. Ha
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Preventive MaintenanceTable 4-5. Ha
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Preventive Maintenance4.5.3. Point
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Preventive MaintenanceTable 4-7. Se
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Preventive Maintenance4.5.6. Switch
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Preventive MaintenanceTable 4-9. Na
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Preventive MaintenanceTable 4-10. W
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Preventive Maintenance4.6. QUARTERL
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Preventive MaintenanceTable 4-12. I
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Preventive Maintenance4.7. SEMI-ANN
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Preventive Maintenance4.8. ANNUAL M
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Preventive MaintenanceTable 4-17. P
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Preventive Maintenance4.9.3. Gear B
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Preventive MaintenanceTHIS PAGE INT
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TroubleshootingREMOTEF ORWARDRUNLOC
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TroubleshootingTable 5-2. Symptoms
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TroubleshootingTable 5-3. Symptoms
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Troubleshooting5.3.4.1. Standard Co
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Troubleshooting5.3.4.2.1. Overload
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Troubleshooting5.3.4.3. Controller
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Corrective Maintenance6.2.1. Covers
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Corrective Maintenance6.2.3. Contro
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Corrective Maintenance6.2.4. DC Mot
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Corrective MaintenanceTable 6-4. DC
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Corrective MaintenanceStepTable 6-5
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Corrective Maintenance6.2.6. Motor
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Corrective MaintenanceTable 6-7. Ca
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Corrective MaintenanceTable 6-8. Ha
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Corrective MaintenanceTable 6-9. Ha
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Corrective Maintenance6.2.10. Hand
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Corrective MaintenanceTable 6-10. H
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Corrective MaintenanceTable 6-10. H
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Corrective Maintenance6.2.11. Latch
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Corrective Maintenance6.2.13. Point
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Corrective MaintenanceTable 6-14. P
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Corrective MaintenanceTable 6-18. T
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Corrective MaintenanceTable 6-19. T
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Corrective Maintenance6.2.20. Motor
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Corrective MaintenanceTHIS PAGE INT
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Parts CatalogTHIS PAGE INTENTIONALL
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Parts Catalog131271217SWITCH MACHIN
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Parts CatalogHEATER APPLICATION:STE
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Parts CatalogPART NUMBERAND NAMECAS
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3 -11 A X 3- 12 A XParts CatalogABC
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Parts CatalogTable 7-1. Alstom Mode
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Parts CatalogTable 7-2. GM4000A Con
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DrawingsA.2.WIRING AND CIRCUIT APPL
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DrawingsWZRRWRLR3EORSDC(+)NWRDC(-)3
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DrawingsA.2.4.4-Wire Configuration
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DrawingsA.2.5.5-Wire Configuration
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DrawingsA.2.6.Terminal Block Pin Ou
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DrawingsA.2.8.Typical Polarized Swi
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DrawingsTypical Polarized Switch Re
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DrawingsTypical 6 Wire Polarized Sw
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DrawingsTypical Neutral Switch Repe
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DrawingsTypical Neutral Switch Repe
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DrawingsFigure A-20. GM4000A Wiring
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DrawingsFigure A-20. GM4000A Wiring
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