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US 6,150,735 AGranted
Starter protector
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMotoi Hisamoto
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AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMotoi Hisamoto
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A starter protector for preventing excessive generation of heat by a starter and for preventing reactivation of the starter while the engine is running, etc., comprises an auxiliary switch for opening and closing a starter main switch, a mounting bracket having a main body portion extending circumferentially around the outer circumferential surface of a housing of the auxiliary switch and secured thereto and a pair of leg portions extending substantially parallel to each other from the main body portion before turning outwards, and a protector circuit disposed in the space formed by the leg portions for opening the auxiliary switch under predetermined conditions. The protector circuit may comprise a case which is guided and positioned by the leg portions of the mounting bracket and the case may comprise a flange capable of being secured to the starter together with the leg portions of the mounting bracket.
A starter protector for use together with a starter for preventing excessive generation of heat by the starter and for preventing reactivation of the starter when an engine or the starter is rotating under inertia or while the engine is running, said starter protector comprising:
A starter protector for use together with a starter for preventing excessive generation of heat by the starter and for preventing reactivation of the starter when an engine or the starter is rotating under inertia or while the engine is running said starter protector comprising:
A starter protector for use together with a starter for preventing excessive generation of heat by the starter and for preventing reactivation of the starter when an engine or the starter is rotating under inertia or while the engine is running said starter protector comprising:
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