Manufacturer Preventive Maintenance Program

@TW: profiled topic used in Maintenance Guides: DOCA0305 (MTZ with Mic Act), DOCA0099 (MTZ with Mic X), LVPED508016 (NT/NW)

Definition

@TechPub writer (03/2019): FYI: Reminder: guide with the Manufacturer procedures (PSE1287) is released 12/2017. Not updated since for FWv2 or FWv3 projects.

The Manufacturer preventive maintenance program must be done exclusively bySchneider Electric Services representatives.

The Manufacturer preventive maintenance program includes the Routine and Intermediate end-user preventive maintenance programs.

The Manufacturer preventive maintenance program comprises:

  • Complete function checks.

  • Condition checks (test-based).

  • Complete part and system servicing (cleaning, greasing).

  • Control unit replacement (diagnostic-based).

The Manufacturer preventive maintenance program must be performed every five years in the case of normal operating conditions and user application with low criticality. Refer to the recommended frequency for the Manufacturer maintenance program for other cases.

Procedures

Part

Procedure title

Device

Measure insulation resistance

Mechanism

Check opening and closing forces

Clean and regrease the mechanism

Breaking unit

Measure the contact resistance for each pole

Auxiliaries

Check opening time of MX opening voltage release

Check closing time of XF closing voltage release

Check opening time of MN undervoltage release

Preventively replace the XF, MX, MN voltage releases (1)

Preventively replace MicroLogic XMicroLogic control unit and electrronic modules

Control unit

Diagnose the performance of the MicroLogic XMicroLogic control unit functions

Preventively replace the MicroLogic XMicroLogic control unit (2)

Chassis

Check connection/disconnection torque

Clean and regrease chassis of MasterPacT drawout devices

Communication system

Check data transmission over the IFE Ethernet interface or EIFE embedded Ethernet interface

Mechanical interlocking

Operate mechanical interlocking by cable

Operate mechanical interlocking by rod

(1) As part of the preventive maintenance plan, Schneider Electric recommends replacing the voltage releases after 15 years of operation.

(2) As part of the preventive maintenance plan, Schneider Electric recommends that the Schneider Electric Services representative replaces the MicroLogic XMicroLogic control unit and associated optional ESM or M2C modules after 15 years of operation. Each time the MicroLogic XMicroLogic control unit is replaced, the performer, and the rating and sensor plugs must be replaced by theSchneider Electric Services representative.

Part

Procedure title

Device

Measure insulation resistance

Mechanism

Check opening and closing forces

Clean and regrease the mechanism

Breaking unit

Measure the contact resistance for each pole

Auxiliaries

Preventively replace XF, MX, MN voltage releases (1)

Check opening time of MX opening voltage release

Check closing time of XF closing voltage release

Check opening time of MN undervoltage release

Control unit

Save protection settings, event histories (MicroLogic P and H) and create reports

Check continuity of the tripping chain by primary injection

Check integrated instantaneous protection (DIN/DINF) tripping

Check operation of MicroLogic thumbwheels

Preventively replace MicroLogic control unit and electrronic modules (2)

Chassis

Check connection/disconnection torque

Clean and regrease chassis of MasterPacT drawout devices

Communication system

Check operation of the breaker communication module (BCM)

Check operation of the chassis communication module (CCM)

Check data transmission via communication bus

Mechanical interlocking

Operate mechanical interlocking by cable

Operate mechanical interlocking by rod

(1) As part of the preventive maintenance plan, Schneider Electric recommends replacing the voltage releases after 15 years of operation.

(2) As part of the preventive maintenance plan, Schneider Electric recommends that the Schneider Electric Services representative replaces the MicroLogic XMicroLogic control unit and associated M2C modules after 15 years of operation. Each time the MicroLogic XMicroLogic control unit is replaced, the performer, and the rating and sensor plugs must be replaced by the Schneider Electric Services representative.

Part

Procedure title

Device

Measure insulation resistance

Mechanism

Check opening and closing forces

Clean and regrease the mechanism

Breaking unit

Measure the contact resistance for each pole

Auxiliaries

Check opening time of MX opening voltage release

Check closing time of XF closing voltage release

Check opening time of MN undervoltage release

Preventively replace the XF, MX, MN voltage releases (1)

Preventively replace MicroLogic Active control unit and electrronic modules

Control unit

Diagnose the performance of the MicroLogic Active control unit functions

Preventively replace the MicroLogic Active control unit (2)

Chassis

Check connection/disconnection torque

Clean and regrease chassis of MasterPacT drawout devices

Mechanical interlocking

Operate mechanical interlocking by cable

Operate mechanical interlocking by rod

(1) As part of the preventive maintenance plan, Schneider Electric recommends replacing the voltage releases after 15 years of operation.

(2) As part of the preventive maintenance plan, Schneider Electric recommends that the Schneider Electric Services representative replaces the MicroLogic Active control unit after 15 years of operation. Each time the MicroLogic Active control unit is replaced, the performer, and the rating and sensor plugs must be replaced by the Schneider Electric Services representative.

Time Required

The average total time required for a Schneider Electric Services representative to perform this maintenance program including the Intermediate one, is as follows:

  • From 1.5 hours to 2 hours depending on the frame size, for a fixed device with all accessories installed.

  • From 2 hours to 3 hours depending on the frame size, for a drawout device with all accessories installed.

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