Reducing Potential Difference Across the Battery
(Front Cover Removed)
FRT No: 16030103
Remove
- Use the top RH edge to release and remove the
E-connector insulators (x4) from sheets 5, 6, 7 and
8.
- Using a torquing tool, loosen but do not remove
screws (x4) securing center E-connector to sheets (torque
- 4.5Â Nm / 40 in-lbs).
- Install the extended E-connector insulators to
sheets 5 and 8.
- Attach the high voltage resistor to the sheets and
secure with thumbwheels.
- Clip resistor leads (x2) to exposed E-connector
terminals on sheets 6 and 7, with the contacts going
through the holes in the collector plates and hooking
around edges of plates.
NOTE: On those sheets without holes in the
collector plates, clip the probe to the plate in the
same position.
- Measure voltage between sheets 5 and 6. Verify the
voltage is less than 1V (DC).
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WARNING: If voltage
is above this value, stop working on battery
immediately and contact a field support engineer for
instruction |
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WARNING: Do not
touch E-connector contacts. |
- Remove outer screws (x2) securing E-connector to
sheet and replace with guide pins.
- Remove inner screws (x2) securing E-connector to
sheet.
- Slide the E-connector along the pins and remove
from sheet.
- Remove the guide pins (x2) from the sheets.
- Remove the extended E-connector insulators from
sheets 5 and 8 and install regular E-connector
insulators.
- Install clear covers to sheets 6 and 7 where the
E-connector has been removed.
- Use the top RH edge to release and remove the
E-connector insulator from sheet 11.
- Using the torquing tool, remove screws (x2)
securing LH busbar to sheet 11 (torque -
4.5Â Nm / 40 in-lbs). Position busbar
aside.
- Install an extended E-connector insulator to sheet
11.
- Use the top RH edge to release and remove the
E-connector insulator from sheet 1.
- Using the torquing tool, remove screws (x2)
securing RH busbar to sheet 1 (torque - 4.5 Nm / 40
in-lbs). Position busbar aside.
- Install an extended E-connector insulator to sheet
1.
Installation
- Installation procedure is the reverse of removal
except for the following:
- Before installing the final E-connector, measure
the voltage between the two unconnected sheets. Verify
that the voltage is between 240 and 260 VDC.
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WARNING: If voltage
is above or below this value, stop working on battery
immediately and contact a field support engineer for
instruction |
- Attach the high voltage resistor to the sheets and
secure with thumbwheels.
- Clip resistor leads (x2) to exposed E-connector
terminals on sheets 5 and 6, with the contacts going
through the holes in the collector plates and hooking
around edges of plates.
NOTE: On those sheets without holes in the
collector plates, clip the probe to the plate in the
same position.
- Measure voltage between sheets 5 and 6. Verify the
voltage is less than 1V (DC).
 |
WARNING: If voltage
is above this value, stop working on battery
immediately and contact a field support engineer for
instruction |
 |
WARNING: Do not
touch E-connector contacts. |
- If any sheets were removed, use pitch plate to
ensure proper alignment of E-connectors. Install pitch
plate to enclosure using screws (x3). Align sheets with
holes in pitch plate and loosely install screws (x11)
securing pitch plate to sheets.
NOTE: Only use the screws that are supplied with
the pitch plate.
- If a sheet front mount has too much side-to-side
misalignment, then using the upper handling area,
reposition the sheet until it aligns with the pitch plate
and then install screw.
- If a sheet front mount has too much vertical
misalignment, use assistance to reposition the sheet
using the upper handling area, until it aligns with the
pitch plate and then install screw.
- Ensure that the countersunk holes on the
E-connector face outwards.
- Tighten all E-connector screws lightly until all
screws are fitted then perform a final torque tighten
using the torquing tool.
- Mark fastenings after tightening using torquing pen
to identify tightened fastenings.
- Ensure E-connector insulators are correctly seated
and are flush with other insulators.