Recover E110 From Overload

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  1. Dhymik

    Dhymik New Member

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    I am on the Bremen Oldenburg route with a E110.

    When applying too much power at low speed, there is a loud noise as if a massive circuit breaker is triggered, on the HUD the power level has a red box around it with two red arrows underneath, and no power is applied anymore.

    Hoe can I recover from this? Anything I tried doesn’t work…
     
  2. driverwoods#1787

    driverwoods#1787 Well-Known Member

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    The way to recover from that is cold starting the locomotive again
     
  3. redrev1917

    redrev1917 Well-Known Member

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    Open the MCB and close it again and off you will go once again.

    To prevent this from happening apply the throttle slowly especially at low speeds and keep the Amps below 60 and youll be sweet
     
  4. redrev1917

    redrev1917 Well-Known Member

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    Not required at all
     
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  5. lux#4689

    lux#4689 Well-Known Member

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    Tap to 0, close MCB and you can continue. That simple.
     
  6. Lamplight

    Lamplight Well-Known Member

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    Keep the amps below 420. You’re thinking of the force metre right in front of you. Keep that below 60kN and you’ll generally be fine.
     
  7. MYG92

    MYG92 Well-Known Member

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    I suggest you to “take off” at throttle +4 then when you take more speed you can gradually apply more power and yeah no need to cold start just put the throttle at 0 close the MCB and off you go
     
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  8. Dhymik

    Dhymik New Member

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    Thank you! Just learned about what MCB is :). Its running again.
     
  9. Dhymik

    Dhymik New Member

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    Thank you for the clarification!
     
  10. redrev1917

    redrev1917 Well-Known Member

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    And this is why I shouldn't give advice on a Friday night
     
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  11. torfmeister

    torfmeister Guest

    It was common practice to accelerate the 110 with a force of 40kN per traction motor.

    As stated correctly, after an Overload, all you need is to run down to notch 0 and close the Main Circuit Breaker again.
     
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