GE DS200TCEAG1BTF Emergency Overspeed Board brand new in box

The GE Emergency Overspeed Board DS200TCEAG1BTF incorporates a single microprocessor and multiple sockets for programmable erasable read-only memory (EPROM) modules. Additionally, it includes three fuses, thirty jumpers, and two bayonet connectors. These fuses play a crucial role in protecting the board’s components from voltage spikes or other irregular voltage conditions. Each fuse serves a specific component protection function on the board, and each fuse has a unique ID with the prefix “FU” followed by a number (e.g., FU1, FU2, FU3). GE DS200TCEAG1BTF

When you need to replace a fuse, make sure to use a fuse with the same type and rating to prevent potential damage to the board’s components. It is essential to match the specifications precisely.

If you suspect that the board is not performing as expected, perform a visual inspection of the fuses to identify any issues. If a fuse blows, follow a straightforward replacement process. To replace a fuse, carefully remove the faulty one from the fuse connector using your thumb and forefinger. Then, align the new fuse with the clips on the fuse connector and firmly press it into place.

Consider it a best practice to keep a supply of the exact type of fuses required for the board. Having these fuses readily available ensures that you can swiftly replace a blown fuse, minimizing downtime for the drive.

Frequently Asked Questions about DS200TCEAG1BTF:

Where is DS200TCEAG1BTF located? DS200TCEAG1BTF is within the <P> core, and you use a series of berg jumpers to program its location within the <P> core.
What is DS200TCEAG1BTF’s primary function? DS200TCEAG1BTF primarily handles processing overspeed and flame detection trip signals.
Does DS200TCEAG1BTF have a microprocessor? Yes, DS200TCEAG1BTF is equipped with an 80196 microprocessor.

Please read or download the DS200TCEAG1BTF Data Sheet GEH-6153.pdf for more information.