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dbibita
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Winding Diagram For CAT C18 Genset Excitation Rotor

08/27/2014 6:07 AM

Anyone with winding diagram for Caterpillar C18 (500kVA) Excitation Rotor.
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Re: Winding diagram for CAT C18 Genset Excitation Rotor

08/27/2014 6:21 AM

Caterpillar does....

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08/27/2014 6:37 AM

Get on the phone to Caterpillar. They've got loads of them.

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Re: Winding diagram for CAT C18 Genset Excitation Rotor

08/28/2014 4:23 AM

Caterpillar probably will not give you the diagram,

they will try to sell a new generator…
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08/28/2014 5:16 AM

Very likely
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Re: Winding Diagram For CAT C18 Genset Excitation Rotor

08/28/2014 4:25 AM

Please explain why the operation and maintenance manual for the equipment is absent.

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Re: Winding Diagram For CAT C18 Genset Excitation Rotor

08/28/2014 5:14 AM

I have the Operation and Maintenance manual but this does not give the winding diagram. My problem is the winding of the exciter rotor go burnt, was removed, given to a technician who did not take its winding diagram. So now i have failed to proceed with the re-winding.
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08/28/2014 4:55 PM

Sorry but I can't help but laugh.

Get in touch with CAT. I'm sure they will help out for a considerable amount of money.

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