Video: How to manually trip a solid state Motor Logic™ Overload Relay
Issue:
Need to test manually SSOLR 9065
Product line:
NEMA and Definite Purpose Contactors and Starters
Environment:
NEMA Contactors and Starters Accessories 9065
Resolution:
Look on the under side of the unit for an indentation with an exposed opening that has a white plastic piece. Take a small screw driver and lift up that piece moving it to the right. You should hear a click. Check the front of the unit for the trip status indication, it should now indicate that it has been tripped. To reset the unit, press the red reset bar on the front of the overload relay device.
Need to test manually SSOLR 9065
Product line:
NEMA and Definite Purpose Contactors and Starters
Environment:
NEMA Contactors and Starters Accessories 9065
Resolution:
Look on the under side of the unit for an indentation with an exposed opening that has a white plastic piece. Take a small screw driver and lift up that piece moving it to the right. You should hear a click. Check the front of the unit for the trip status indication, it should now indicate that it has been tripped. To reset the unit, press the red reset bar on the front of the overload relay device.
Released for: Schneider Electric Canada
