Política operativa 15 - Guía para el cableado defectuoso
| Fecha de registro | 16 de julio de 2021 |
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| Número de asunto | 21-032-VEH |
| Nombre | Keith Kerns |
| Agencia | Public Utilities Commission of Ohio |
| Dirección | 180 East Broad StColumbus, OH, 43215United StatesVer en el mapa (se abre en una pestaña nueva) |
| Teléfono | 3304729728 |
| Correo electrónico | [email protected] |
| Comité | Comité de Vehículos |
| Estado | Cerrado |
| Resumen del asunto | Los requisitos del sistema de cableado de la sección 393.28 no especifican qué constituye una violación de dicha sección. |
| Justificación o necesidad | La sección 393.28 establece que "el cableado eléctrico deberá instalarse y mantenerse de conformidad con la norma SAE-J1292". La mayoría de los inspectores no tienen acceso a la norma J1292 y los requisitos de esta norma no aclaran qué constituye una infracción del sistema de cableado de vehículos de motor. |
| Solicitud de acción | En conversaciones previas con la FMCSA, se determinó que no existe una infracción hasta que el aislamiento del cableado se daña y los cables quedan expuestos. Se agregó una guía sobre infracciones a la Política Operativa 15 de la CVSA que establece que existe una infracción del artículo 393.28 cuando el aislamiento protector se daña hasta el punto de que los cables quedan expuestos. |
| Medidas adoptadas por el comité | It was discussed that students in Part B class are taught that a violation does not exist until insulation is damaged and wiring is exposed but there is no written guidance anywhere. In previous discussions with FMCSA, it was stated that if the wiring insulation is damaged and wiring is exposed, then it is a violation. There was a question on if it’s a ground wire, should it be documented as a violation in this scenario? There was discussion about hot wires and ground wires and either could potentially lead to problems with the lighting if bare wire is exposed. There was a question about burned and fused wire, but not exposed, should that be included in the guidance as a violation. Comment that it would be included with the light not working and that a separate violation would not be needed. The consensus of the committee is that the current FMCSA guidance and the material taught to Part B students should be used and documented in Operational Policy 15 for reference. A motion to add regulatory guidance to the Miscellaneous section of Operational Policy 15, that a violation of wiring should be documented when bare wire is exposed. XX. MISCELLANEOUS b.(5) When should a violation of the wiring system be documented? Answer: A violation of the wiring system should be documented when the wiring insulation is damaged to the extent that bare wire is exposed. |