Product Description

The GE Contact Pilot Board DS200CPCAG1A features one 12-pin connector, and two 2-pin connectors. It also features four terminal blocks to connect a maximum of twelve signal wires. The GE Contactor Pilot Board DS200CPCAG1A is also populated with a 24VDC socket power relay. Because the board has terminal blocks the servicer will have to remove the wires attached to them and that will require special consideration. The terminal blocks enable signal cables to attach to the board for processing. Some of the wires transmit signals from the board. Other wires receive signals that are processed by the board.

Care must be taken when you use a screwdriver that you don’t damage other components in the drive by scrapping the components or hit them with the screwdriver. Make a diagram that shows where the wires are connected on the terminal blocks and each wire terminal has a letter and number identifier for that purpose. Use the same diagram to document where other cables are connected.

Carefully insert the screwdriver and without touching other components loosen one of the terminals and pull out the wire. Do the same for all the terminals that hold wires. Hold the cables by the connector and pull them out of the connector on the board. Use your free hand to steady the board.

The socket power relay is located on the board and might be damaged when you are tightening the terminals, connecting cables, and securing the board. The relay has moving parts that any jarring might damage.