White Electric | Grommet, 22mm, Suit 1.5sqmm Ordinary Duty Flexible Cord

Issue:
How do we access the coil in the 9-38A rated D line contactor for replacement or inspection?

Product Line:
TeSys D line contactors

Environment:
9-38A TeSys D line contactors
 
Resolution:
In order to access the AC coil you will need to use a small screw driver to press in the tabs located halfway down the top and bottom of the contactor. This will release the back of the contactor so that you can remove the old AC coil and insert the new coil.

DC coils are not serviceable. TeSys D line contactors with DC coils must be disposed properly in accordance with End-of-Life documentation found here:
https://www.schneider-electric.com/download/ww/en/results/0/1555858-End-oflifemanual/8338143-TeSys-D/1555684/?showAsIframe=false

AC Coil Replacement Instructional Video:




DC Coil End-Of-Life Video:

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Essentially, nothing. ‘Safety switch’ is often a common name for an RCD, which stands for ‘residual current device’. It monitors the electrical currents in your home and if there is a fault or compromised circuit – whether it be from an appliance, wire or switch – it quickly disconnects the power.

We highly recommend speaking with your electrician about ways that you ensure your home is electrically safe.