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subhashnadakkal
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CN CS800 Circuit Breaker Drawout

10/30/2010 3:23 AM

How to draw out CN CS800 Air circuit breaker(Make L&T).I already tried but it comes to isolate position after that does not come .i believe there is alock but i dont know how to remove that locking position
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Re: CN CS800 circuit breaker drawout

10/30/2010 4:35 AM

Can you see the slide rails in the isolated position? If like most draw out ACB's there is a small catch just above the slide rails. Operate this and pull.

I've not worked on L&T breakers but they look very similar to Merlin Gerin Master Pack. One problem with the master pack is the main body of the ACB is wider than the front facia, the surrounding panel front has to be remover to gain access to the slide catches. (Bad design I think).

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