GE EX2100 User Manual

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An exciter component, or part, is identified by its assigned part number and
description. The part number is normally found on a nameplate on the component.
The description is included in the system renewal parts list.

The Renewal Parts List is a separate document that lists the parts of a complete
system. This list applies specifically to the equipment furnished on a customer’s
particular application (requisition) at the time of shipment. It includes:

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  Part numbers and descriptions

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  Quantity used

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  Recommended spares to keep onhand

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  Normal delivery cycle for obtaining each part

GE provides the Renewal Parts List with the exciter’s custom instructions. If this
document is missing, contact the nearest GE sales office or service representative to
obtain a replacement copy. You need to provide the following information (see
Figure A-4) to correctly identify the system:

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  Requisition number

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  Model number

A GE part number is structured so that different portions of the number identify the
type of equipment and location of manufacture. A part falls into one of four
categories:

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  Order-specific assemblies – Major assemblies or items that make up a specific

exciter, constructed from common assemblies

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  Common assemblies – Subassemblies used in many GE exciter products, not

just a specific exciter

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  Components – Individual parts that make up assemblies

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  Printed wiring boards

These categories and the makeup of their part numbers are defined under Order
Specific Assemblies.