Section 3 maintenance, 0 scope, 1 preventive maintenance – MGE UPS Systems 100 User Manual

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3.0

Scope

This section contains preventive maintenance for the Topaz 100 units, and troubleshooting to assist the User with

any communication and configuration connections.

WARNING:

HIGH VOLTAGE, ALL POWER MUST BE OFF PRIOR TO ANY

MAINTENANCE. ONLY QUALIFIED ELECTRICIANS SHOULD

PERFORM MAINTENANCE OR TROUBLE SHOOTING.

3.1

Preventive Maintenance

To ensure longer component life and trouble free operation, minor preventive maintenance procedures should be

performed at regular intervals, for example once every year. More frequent inspection intervals would be needed for

more severe operation conditions.

At each service inspection, remove any dust, dirt or foreign particles. A slight tug should be used to test if there is

any loose electrical connections.

3.2

Troubleshooting

Corrective maintenance might have to be performed on any of the three main component types in the Topaz 100

Ultra Isolator: Transformer, Filter Card or Input Fuses.

1. Transformers: The transformer is designed with a considerable safety margin. Normally, the only malfunction

that can take place is a short to the core. It can be checked easily with an ohmmeter.

2. Filter Card: MOV’s can fail open or capacitors can be defective in the open or shorted mode and checked easily

with an ohmmeter. Visual inspection may also allow detection of failed components.

3. Input Fuse: The units input fuse can clear (open) due to a fault or overload condition at the output of the unit or

in the rare case of a transformer failure. A fuse is easily replaced via the flush mounted fuse holder located on

the back of the enclosure. Before replacing a fuse, the load should be removed or disconnected from the unit

and a visual inspection inside the unit should take place.

Installation and User Manual

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

M a i n t e n a n c e a n d Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g

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