Rockwell Automation CENTERLINE 2100 LVMCC Bedienungs- und Wartungshandbuch

Product Safety Group

1201 South Second Street

Milwaukee, WI USA 53204

PRODUCT NOTICE

Notice of Potential Product Concern

Rockwell Automation issues a Product Notice when it identifies a product(s) anomaly that may cause commercial or customer

satisfaction concerns.

CENTERLINE 2100 LVMCC Fuse Clip Screws Under Torqued

Reference: 2015-05-001

Date: May 2015

This Product Notice informs you of a potential anomaly that exists with the CENTERLINE 2100 LVMCC using a

Bulletin 1494 disconnect switch or a 140M circuit breaker with fuses. Screws used to secure 30A through 400A fuse

clips to the disconnect switch may not have been tightened to the correct torque. Under torqued connections may

result in overheating at the connection.

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–Product Identification –

The affected products are CENTERLINE 2100 LVMCC systems using a Bulletin 1494 disconnect switch with 30A

through 400A fuse clips or 140M Circuit Breakers with 30A through 400A fuse clips. Affected systems were shipped

between January 1, 2011 and April 1, 2015.

CENTERLINE 2100 systems using a Bulletin 1494

disconnect switch with 30A or 60A cartridge fuse clips

and shipped between January 1, 2011 and April 1,

2015, are potentially affected.

CENTERLINE 2100 systems using a Bulletin 1494

disconnect switch with 100A through 400A cartridge

fuse clips and shipped between January 1, 2011 and

April 1, 2015, are potentially affected.

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CENTERLINE 2100 systems using a Bulletin 140M

circuit breaker with 30A through 400A cartridge fuse

clips and shipped between January 1, 2011 and April 1,

2015, are potentially affected.

Important –Systems using a Bulletin 194R disconnect switch are not affected by this anomaly.

CENTERLINE 2100 systems using a Bulletin 194R

disconnect switch are not affected by this anomaly.

The example image to the left shows a recent Bulletin

194R style disconnect switch. This image is an

example and may not be identical to that used in your

system. Older systems may use a previous style of

Bulletin 194R disconnect switch.

–Description –

This Product Notice informs you of a potential anomaly that exists with the CENTERLINE 2100 LVMCC. Screws

used to secure 30A through 400A fuse clips to both the 1494 disconnect and the corresponding trailer fuse block or

30A through 400A fuse clips used with a 140M circuit breaker may not have been tightened to the correct torque.

Under torqued connections may result in overheating at the connection. Continued overheating may result

discoloration of or damage to the fuse clip.

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On 100A through 400A fuse clip assemblies, the screws

are found under the locking clips on the fuse clip

assembly where the assembly is attached to the

disconnect switch and on the trailer fuse block. Note

there are two screws under each of the clips. The

screws may be marked with red ink.

The example images to the left show the two screws on

the disconnect side of the fuse assembly and the trailer

block side with the locking clip removed from one of the

fuse clips. There are twelve (12) total screws, six (6) on

the disconnect side and six (6) on the trailer block side.

On 30A through 60A fuse clip assemblies, the screws

are found under the fuse where the fuse clip attaches to

the disconnect switch or header fuse block and the

trailer fuse block. Note there is one screw for each of

the clips.

The example image to the left shows the screw with the

fuse removed. There are six (6) total screws, three (3)

on the disconnect or header block side and three (3) on

the trailer block side.

–Temporary Workarounds –

No workaround has been identified.

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–Correction –

ATTENTION: Only skilled personnel should oversee the maintenance and servicing of motor

control centers. If power sources are connected to the motor control center, use extreme caution

when inserting or removing units. All buses and the line sides of the units are energized and

contact with these parts can cause injury or death.

Follow NFPA 70E safety guidelines when working on energized equipment.

Correction requires re-torqueing the fuse clip screws to the correct torque level. Each fuse clip assembly has a

unique torque requirement. Refer to the following table for the correct torque.

Fuse Clip Rating

Target Torque (in-lbs)

Torque Range (in-lbs)

30A

27 to 33

60A

27 to 33

100A

18 to 22

200A

18 to 22

400A

27 to 33

Re-torqueing requires removal of the fuses from the fuse clip assembly.

1. Shutdown and lock-out tag-out (LOTO) the LVMCC system.

2. Open the system structure containing the disconnect switch and fuse clip assemblies.

3. Remove the fuses from the fuse clip assembly.

4. Depending on the type of fuse clip assembly –

For 30A and 60A assemblies, tighten the one

screw on each fuse clip on both the

disconnect side and the trailer block side of

the fuse assembly to the proper torque as

shown in the table above. There will be three

(3) total screws on the disconnect side and

three (3) total screws on the trailer block side.

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For 100A, 200A and 400A assemblies, tighten

the two screws under each fuse retaining clip

on both the disconnect side and the trailer

block side of the fuse assembly to the proper

torque as shown in the table above. There

will be a total of six (6) screws on the

disconnect side and six (6) screws on the

trailer block side.

Note –In the images to the left, only one fuse

clip assembly on the disconnect side and one

on the trailer block side have the retaining

clips removed for clarity. The screws are

located under the retaining clips. All retaining

clips must be removed to access the screws.

5. Re-install the fuses in the fuse clip assemblies.

6. Following proper electrical procedures, including LVMCC installation and start-up instructions, return power

to the LVMCC system.

During implementation of corrective action, if you observe evidence of overheating or damage to the fuse block

components or surrounding components, contact Rockwell Automation Technical Support. Be prepared to provide

your system MCC serial number and images of product overheating or damage. Reference this Product Notice PN

2015-05-001 when contacting Technical Support.

–Requested Customer Action –

Rockwell Automation requests you take the following actions:

Check if you have a product affected by this Product Notice. Refer to the Product Identification and

Description sections of this document for product identification assistance.

Follow the instructions in the Correction section of this document for your specific product type.

If you need additional assistance, please contact Rockwell Automation Technical Support. See Appendix A

for local telephone numbers. Customers without TechConnect contracts should reference this Product Notice

when calling.

Customers with TechConnect contracts may be able to chat online with support representatives. Reference

this Product Notice when connected to a support engineer.

The most current version of this Product Notice is posted on the Rockwell Automation Support Center,

http://www.rockwellautomation.com/knowledgebase, as ID number 703379.Additional languages may also

be available at the end of this article attached as downloadable PDF documents.

Customers using the Rockwell Automation Support Center in a non-English language should search for the

document by the article ID number listed above. The resulting article ID for non-English postings may be different

than the listed article ID number.

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If this Product Notice does not affect you because you do not have the products any longer, or if you are a Distributor,

Rockwell Automation asks that you forward a copy of this notice, with any identifying documentation, immediately to

the person or company that now has the product. We also ask that you contact Rockwell Automation Technical

Support and provide the location of the affected units.

We appreciate your immediate cooperation. If you have any questions, please contact us.

Sincerely,

ROCKWELL AUTOMATION

You can register for Automatic Product Safety Advisories and Product Notices from Rockwell Automation by email.

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Appendix A

Regional Technical Support Information

The following list can help you to contact the correct technical support center for your location. If your country is not listed, you

can find a customer support number for your location on http://www.rockwellautomation.com/support/ by clicking Get Support

Now, selecting your country, and clicking the Phone/OnSite Support tab.

Region / Country

Phone Number

( ) International Code

Region / Country

Phone Number

( ) International Code

Asia/Pacific

Europe

Australia

1 800 762 593

Austria

(49) 211 41553 664

China

400 620 6620

Belgium

(32) 2 716 8411

Hong Kong

+852 2887 4666

Czech Republic

(420) 28401 5911

India

1 800 2000 121

Denmark

(45) 43 466 006

Japan

03 3206 2785

Finland

(358) 958 447 419

Korea

(82) 2 2188 4400

France

(33) 825303132

Malaysia

1 800 80 4851

Germany

(49) 211 41553 664

New Zealand

0800 27 27 25

Hungary

(420) 28401 5911

Taiwan

080 902 0908

Ireland

(44) 01908 635245

Thailand

(66) 2936 1500

Italy (Brescia, Milano e Padova)

(39) 199 11 99 00

Caribbean

Italy (Bologna,Firenze,Napoli,

Roma e Torino)

(39) 199 11 99 22

All Countries

(1) 440 646 3650

Morocco

(33) 825303132

Central America

Netherlands

(31) 10 266 55 80

Argentina

800.666.0320

Poland

(48) 22 32 60 707

Belize

(1) 440 646 3650

Portugal

(1) 440 646 3223

Bolivia

(54) 800 10 0632

Slovakia

(420) 284015911

Brazil

(55) 11 5189 9500

Spain

(34) 902 30 93 30

Chile

800.53.0012

Sweden

(46) 46 19 93 91

Colombia

01.800.700.2107

Switzerland (German)

(41) 0844 84 84 11

Costa Rica

0800.013.1215

Switzerland (French)

(41) 0844 84 84 12

Ecuador

58.212.949.0611

Switzerland (Italian)

(41) 0844 84 84 13

El Salvador

(52) 55 5246 2010

United Kingdom

(44) 01908 635245

Guatemala

(52) 55 5246 2010

North America

Honduras

(52) 55 5246 2010

Canada

(1) 440-646-3223

Mexico

001.888.365.8677

United States

(1) 440-646-3223

Nicaragua

(52) 55 5246 2010

Panama

001.800.203.3475

Paraguay

(54) 11 5554 4000

Peru

0800.535.36

Suriname

(1) 440 646 3650

Uruguay

(54) 11 5554 4000

Venezuela

800.1.00.3062

If you have a TechConnect Contract, please use the telephone number supplied to you with the contract.

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