What statement is true concerning the "MS 1"...

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What statement is true concerning the "MS 1" contacts of the master switch shown in the illustration? Illustration EL-0102

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What statement is true concerning the "MS 1" contacts of the master switch shown in the illustration? Illustration EL-0102

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Master switch contact table on the left side of the diagram • How each MS contact row (MS 1–MS 8) changes between Hoist / Off / Lower positions • The meaning of the X marks under each handle position for MS 1

💭 Think About

• Look only at the MS 1 row and note in which Hoist, Off, and Lower positions the X’s appear; what does that pattern tell you about when MS 1 is closed? • Compare MS 1’s pattern with any other MS rows that are closed in both Hoist and Lower, or only one of them; how is MS 1 different? • Translate the observed pattern into plain English: "MS 1 is closed when..." and see which choice says that

✅ Before You Answer

• Be sure you are reading the correct row (MS 1), not MS 2–MS 8 • Confirm which column group is Hoist, which is Off, and which is Lower before deciding • Verify whether MS 1 is ever closed in Off position at all; this will immediately rule out some options

Question 1 of 27070

What statement is true concerning the "MS 1" contacts of the master switch shown in the illustration? Illustration EL-0102

They are closed only when the master switch is "off".

They are closed only when the master switch is selected for a "lower" position.

They are closed only when the master switch is selected for a "hoist" position.

They are opened only when the master switch is "off".

Question 1 / 2707066636eed28f7522a1c51dbfc

Question 1 of 2707066636eed28f7522a1c51dbfc

What statement is true concerning the "MS 1" contacts of the master switch shown in the illustration? Illustration EL-0102

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Question 1 of 27070

What statement is true concerning the "MS 1" contacts of the master switch shown in the illustration? Illustration EL-0102

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