Reading Electrical Schematics

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Reading Electrical SchematicsThese basic tutorials start with electrical symbols and schematic design andproceed to include the specific schematics for the production machines you usein your plant. They are designed to help you use an electrical schematic to workyour way through any problem that may occur during the manufacturing process.Being able to read and understand an electrical schematic is the fastestway to solve an electrical problem. We suggest that you start with the tutorialnamed What is an Electrical Schematic, to help you understand what some ofthe electrical symbols represent and how the electrical schematics work. Thetutorials will run automatically in Windows Media Player.You can pause, go forward, or go backward during the presentation. Whenfinished, just close Media Player. Each module takes about ½ hour to complete.

Reading Electrical SchematicsCB210A480 VACCB310A1XFRX11E-StopX2StartPB11120 VACPB234OLGRD2M AuxRUN3CR4,CR145U SOL.

480 VACCB130AL1L2L33 pole circuit breakerCB210A480 VAC1CB310AXFRX1120 VAC2 pole circuit breakerX2Motor starterWith overload attachedGRDSingle pole circuit breakerControl transformerReading Electrical Schematics

Reading Electrical SchematicsCB130A480 VACL1L2L3CB210A480 VAC1E-Stop1(1)XFRCB310APB1X1X2StartPB23(2)120 VAC4(3)4(A1)(4)M Aux(13)1(14)CR(11)GRD5(14)WIRINGTerminal on that device(#) (A#)(A1)

Reading Electrical SchematicsCB130A480 VACL1L2L3Screw terminals for the coilon the motor starterCB210A480 VAC1E-Stop1(1)XFRCB310APB1X1X2StartPB23(2)120 VACOL4(3)(4)M Aux(13)1(A2) (96)(A1)(A2)(95)(14)CR(11)(A1)5(14)WIRINGTerminal on that device(#) (A#)Screw terminals 95 and 96on the overload relay NCmeans normally closedGRDOverload relay

Running the circuitCB130A480 VACL1L2L3CB210A480 VACXFRCB310A1X11E-Stop21(1)Hydraulic cylinderPB1X2StartPB23(2)120 VAC4(3)GRD(A1)(4)M Aux(A2) (96)RUN3(13)14(14)CR(11)(95)5(14)WIRINGTerminal on that device(#) (A#)(A1)(A2)CR4,U SOL.

Reading Electrical SchematicsCB130A480 VACL1L2L3Limit switchCB210A480 )7 CR1(7)(8)(A1)CR13,4,5-(A2)U SOL.8(14)CR19CR2CR1(95)LS16(14)(3)(A2) (96)GRDRUNPB3(12)1a(A1)UpM AuxCR21aOL4M Aux1(14)X2120 VAC1(11)LS210(12)(14)11 CR2(7)(8)(A1)(A2)CR21a12(21)(24)D Sol.CR23,5,6-

Test the circuitCB130A480 VACL1L2L3LS1CB210A480 VACLS2XFRCB310A1X1E-Stop12Hydraulic 3)(11)CR2(4)(A2) (96)RUN7 a5(4)M AuxM Aux11aOL4(13)(14)X2120 VAC1(4)(24)(7)(8)(A1)CR13,4,5-(A2)8U 1a12(21)(24)D Sol.CR23,5,6-

Reading Electrical SchematicsCB130A480 VACL1L2L3CB210A480 7 CR1(7)(8)(A1)CR13,4,5-(A2)U SOL.8(14)CR19CR2CR1(95)LS16(14)(3)(A2) (96)GRDRUNPB3(12)1a(A1)UpM AuxM Aux11aOL4(13)(14)X2120 )(24)D Sol.CR23,5,6-

Reading Electrical SchematicsCB130A480 VACL1L2L3SymbolsCB210A480 B12120 VAC4(3)GRD(A1)(4)M Aux(A2) (96)RUN3(13)14(14)CR(11)(95)5(14)WIRINGTerminal on that device(#)(A1)(A2)CR4,U SOL.

Reading Electrical Schematics These basic tutorials start with electrical symbols and schematic design and proceed to include the specific schematics for the production machines you use in your plant. They are designed to help you use an electrical schematic to work your way through any problem that may occur during the manufacturing process.