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rita.triani
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Repairing Vaccum Breakers

06/18/2009 3:15 AM

Dear All

Our company get order to repair vaccum breaker. the breaker has capacity 3000 A, and we have to repair the arc contact to make it fix with its support. do you have experience to repair it? and where is the workhsop that could do it?

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Rita
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Re: Repair vaccum breaker

06/18/2009 3:38 AM

What is the original equipment manufacturer? Are they still in business?

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Re: Repair vaccum breaker

06/18/2009 5:11 AM

Just send it to me with some cash. <Splutter>

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