Voltage check, Current check, Resistance check – Warner Electric General Trouble Shooting User Manual

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Voltage Check

The initial electrical check should be the input
voltage to the magnet, as follows:

For 90 volt units connect a DC voltmeter with a
range of 0-100, or more, directly across the
magnet terminals. With the power on the
potentiometer turned up, a normal reading is 90
volts, although 85 to 105 is satisfactory. The
reading should drop smoothly as the
potentiometer is turned counterclockwise.

For 6 volt magnets use a DC range on the
voltmeter of approximately 0-15 volts. A normal
reading is from 5.5 to 6.5 volts, depending on
the power supply.

Current Check

A low range ammeter, when connected in series
with one magnet lead, will normally indicate
approximately .35 amperes for the 90 volt IHP

units and 4.0 amperes for the 6 volt series. These
readings are with power on and the potentiometer
control in the maximum position.

Resistance Check

Ohmmeter checks should be made with the
power off and the circuit open (to be certain,
disconnect one magnet lead). Average resistance
for the IHP 90 volt series is 250 ohms; for the 6
volt series, 1.5 ohms. A very high or infinite
resistance reading would indicate an open coil.

Summary

If the above checks indicate that the proper
voltage and current is being supplied to the
magnet, mechanical parts should be checked to
assure that they are in good operating condition
and properly installed.

Unit Size

SF/PB 120

SF/PB 170

SF/PB 250

Voltage – DC

6

24

90

6

24

90

6

24

90

Resistance @ 20°C – Ohms

6.32

104

1386

6.96

111.2

1506

5

76.4

1079

Current – Amperes

.949

.230

.065

.861

.215

.060

1.2

.314

.084

Watts

5.69

5.52

5.85

5.85

5.16

5.37

7.2

7.5

7.51

Coil Build-up – milliseconds

12

12

11

17

17

16

48

48

44

Coil Decay – milliseconds

8

8

7

8

7

6

15

15

13

Unit Size

SF/PB 400

SF-500

PB & PC 500

SF-650

Voltage – DC

6

24

90

6

24

90

6

24

90

6

24

90

Resistance @ 20°C – Ohms

4.88

73

1087

1.076

14.9

206.1

1.36

23.8

251.1

1.16

17.7

225

Current – Amperes

1.23

.322

.083

5.58

1.61

.44

4.4

1.01

.36

5.19

1.36

.4

Watts

7.39

7.96

7.45

34

39

39

26

24

32

31

33

36

Coil Build-up – milliseconds

154

154

154

82

85

90

84

87

93

110

115

120

Coil Decay – milliseconds

62

60

55

40

40

40

38

35

30

50

50

50

Unit Size

PB-650

SF-825

SF-825 Brg

PB & PC 825

SF-1000

PB & PC 1000

Voltage – DC

6

24

90

6

24

90

6

24

90

6

24

90

6

24

90

6

24

90

Resistance @ 20°C – Ohms

1.24 18.3 257.2 1.23 20.9 267.0 1.098 14.6 221 1.27 20.4 223.3 1.07 14.4 214.4 1.23 19.7 248.7

Current – Amperes

4.84 1.31

.35

4.9 1.15

.34

5.464 1.65 .407 4.74 1.18

.4

5.61 1.67

.42

4.87 1.22 .36

Watts

29

31

32

29

28

30

33

40

37

28

28

36

34

40

38

29

29

33

Coil Build-up – milliseconds

100 105

110

222 200

245

180

200 225 170

170

170 256 275

283

205 220 235

Coil Decay – milliseconds

50

50

50

105 120

100

115

120 130

70

75

80

123 105

90

70

75

80

Unit Size

SF-1225

PB & PC 1225

SF-1525

PB & PC 1525

SF-1525 H.T.

Voltage – DC

6

24

90

6

24

90

6

24

90

6

24

90

6

90

Resistance @ 20°C – Ohms

1.21

19.5 268.3

1.33 22.3 261.7

1.11

15.5 239.1

1.45

19.8 258.4

55

113.4

Current – Amperes

4.97

1.23

.34

4.5

1.08

.34

5.41

1.55

.38

4.13

1.21

.35

10.83

.794

Electrical Troubleshooting

Coil Data

Warner Electric • 800-825-9050

P-233 • 819-0451

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