By Linda Cerise. Engine Wiring. Publised at Sunday, October 22nd 2017, 15:27:26 PM. The atmospheric vent is divided by the two halves of the carburetor. As a result fuel can leak in between the gasket and flow into the atmospheric vent and down into the carburetor. This also causes loss of fuel and a rich air/fuel mixture. The fuel level needs to be slightly below the bottom half of the carburetor to prevent this. Warping of the carburetor halves can also create an easier path for fuel to leak into the atmospheric vent.
By Annette Noele. Electrical Wiring. Published at Thursday, January 04th 2018, 08:16:01 AM. The combined cross-sectional area of all conductors and cables is not permitted to exceed 50% of the interior cross-sectional area of the raceway. The fill provisions are based on the actual dimensions of the conductors or cables used.
By Augustine Yvonne. Electrical Wiring. Published at Tuesday, January 02nd 2018, 07:47:42 AM. You must totally enclose conductors and their connection external to the control panel enclosure in suitable raceways or enclosures. Unless used for flexible connections involving small or infrequent movements, or connections to normally stationary motors, limit switches and other externally mounted devices, fittings used with raceways or multiconductor cables must be liquidtight.
By Claudie Ulysse. Electrical Wiring. Published at Sunday, December 31st 2017, 07:34:05 AM. Ensure that identification tags and cable markers are legible, marked with a permanent ink and suitable for the environment where the panel is to be used. They should also correspond with those shown in the machine drawings and instruction or service documentation.
By Linda Cerise. Electrical Wiring. Published at Monday, December 25th 2017, 04:30:59 AM. • Black represents ungrounded line, load and control conductors at line voltage. • Red represents ungrounded AC control conductors, at less than line voltage. • Blue represents ungrounded DC control conductors. • Yellow represents ungrounded control circuit conductors that may remain energized when the main disconnecting means is in the OFF position. These conductors must be yellow throughout the entire circuit, including wiring in the control panel and the external field wiring. • White or natural gray represents a grounded circuit conductor. • White with blue stripe represents a grounded DC current-carrying circuit conductor. International and European standards require you to use light blue for the neutral conductor. • White with yellow stripe represents grounded AC current-carrying control circuit conductors that remain energized when the disconnecting means is in the OFF position. For additional circuits powered from different sources that remain energized when the main disconnecting means is in the OFF position, you must use striping colors other than green, yellow or blue to uniquely identify the grounded conductors.
By Blandine Honorine. Engine Wiring. Published at Sunday, December 24th 2017, 02:56:15 AM. Measuring resistance can indicate the health of a component. For example we can determine if an ignition coil is healthy or not by measuring the resistance of its windings. To measure resistance, set your meter to Ω ohms resistance. If you need to select a range, select the smallest range normally 200 ohms. Place the red probe onto one of the small terminals of the ignition coil, and the black one on the remaining small terminal. Your resistance will then display. A normal ignition coil should read about 3.5 to 4 ohms. If your meter reads a much higher resistance it means your ignition coil may have a short and is faulty.
By Blandine Honorine. Electrical Wiring. Published at Wednesday, December 20th 2017, 00:42:29 AM. For grounded control circuits, you may use a green (with or without one or more yellow stripes) or a bare conductor to connect the transformer terminal to a grounding terminal on the control panel.
By Severin Theodore. Electrical Wiring. Published at Tuesday, December 19th 2017, 23:13:04 PM. Every type of machine has unique requirements when it comes to operator safety. From an electrical standpoint, industrial machine equipment and tools - from drill presses to multi-motored automatic machines - can present special fire and shock hazards.
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