[papa]

Anybody got a link to a schematic for a GE 8000 mcc.

 

[wildleg]

i guess you already looked here ?
http://www.geindustrial.com/cwc/Dispatcher?REQUEST=PRODUCTS&id=mcc

 

[Zog]

Anybody got a link to a schematic for a GE 8000 mcc.

Is this for general purposes or a specific line up? There are so many options it is pretty rae any 2 schemaitics will be the same.

 

[JRaef]

Is this for general purposes or a specific line up? There are so many options it is pretty rae any 2 schemaitics will be the same.

He's right. There might be standard drawings available for common options, but most of the time the MCCs are ordered as Class IIB, which means a custom diagram will be created for each unit.

But you should be able to take the MCC serial number to any GE industrial distributor and have them order the drawings of record. It may not show any field modifications, but it's a food place to start.

 

[Wirenuting]

Anybody got a link to a schematic for a GE 8000 mcc.

Did you look inside the top or bottom wire way sections for the drawing package?

 

[papa]

Thanks, yes I looked inside the mcc . I will check with ge. Trying to clean up some old hvac control wiring.

 

[Wirenuting]

Thanks, yes I looked inside the mcc . I will check with ge. Trying to clean up some old hvac control wiring.

Around here, no one likes to use the terminal strip. Every AC guy thinks they have to rewire each bucket.. What a PITA.

 

[papa]

Not trying to rewire the buckets . Just need to identify each terminal on strip without digging through one of the buckets.

 

[Wirenuting]

Not trying to rewire the buckets . Just need to identify each terminal on strip without digging through one of the buckets.

Ok,,
Here, take a look at these 2

http://www.geindustrial.com/publibr...R=Application and Technical|GET-6728F|generic


http://www.geindustrial.com/publibr...nstallation and Instruction|GEH-4961D|generic