If power were lost to the hoist controller shown in the illustration while in 'second point hoist' the winch would stop. When power is restored, how would the winch respond? See illustration EL-0102.
A
it would continue to run at 'second point hoist' unless a different speed is selected by the 'master switch'
B
it would continue to run but at 'first point' speed, for safety, until the 'master switch' is brought to 'off' and then back to the desired speed
C
it would remain stopped until the 'OL' reset contacts are reclosed then continue to run it 'second point hoist'
D
it would remain stopped until the 'master switch' is returned to 'off' closing the 'MS 1' contacts and then safely moved to any 'run' position
Question 1 / 205eccefa3bacbc34ba4d480b1
Question 1 of 205eccefa3bacbc34ba4d480b1
If power were lost to the hoist controller shown in the illustration while in 'second point hoist' the winch would stop. When power is restored, how would the winch respond? See illustration EL-0102.
If power were lost to the hoist controller shown in the illustration while in 'second point hoist' the winch would stop. When power is restored, how would the winch respond? See illustration EL-0102.