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What is the primary reason AC relays hum or chatter?

AC cycle reversal

Which of the following best describes the contact rating of a magnetic switch?


The maximum voltage and current that can be safely interrupted

How can you reduce contact arcing on plug-in relay contacts?

Wire two contacts of the same relay in series

Which of the following is a relay commonly used for circuits on solid state equipment?

Reed relay

How are latching relays reset?

Electrically

How are magnetic set/reset relays that use a center tapped coil reset?

By energizing the reset winding

Testing with a multimeter, full line voltage is read directly across the door close relay coil. The coil however will not pull in. Which of the following is most likely the problem?

Open coil

When working on unfamiliar wiring diagrams, what are good clues to finding contact numbers?

Tracing self-holding contacts

What would the data, 120 NC 8, printed on the side of a bi-metallic timer represent?

An 8 second timer with normally closed contacts and 120 volts

Which of the following steps would be most appropriate when arriving on a trouble call of a failed relay controller?

Leave the circuit in the failed state for troubleshooting

What are normally closed (NC) contacts commonly referred to as?

Breaking contacts

If a relay with the contact arrangement shown in Figure 1 was energized, which contacts would break?


2 and 8

What type of circuit does Figure 2 represent?


On-delay timing circuit

Refer to Figure 2. What would happen in the circuit if resistor R1 were open?

Capacitor C1 would not charge properly

Which of the following is characteristic of a capacitor?

When charged, the negative connected plate has an accumulation of electrons

When fully charged, what does capacitor voltage equal?

100 percent of the source voltage

When a diode or resistor is connected in parallel across a coil, how is a short delay time achieved?

The collapsing field

Refer to Figure 3. When the switch is closed, then opened, what will happen to Relay 1 and Relay 2?

Relay 1 off-delay, Relay 2 drops immediately

What is a walking beam?

A mechanical beam that prevents two opposite electrical functions from occurring simultaneously

Which is the most common reason for capacitor failure?

Dielectric shorting