How do you Defeat Ground Fault with Primary Injection on Eaton 310+? Trip Unit

[Kimbo Slice]

How did it go?

Nothing worked for me with this secondary test set. Had to go "in and out" to defeat the ground fault on the trip units. Thankfully I dont see these breakers that often. There was a few Eaton reps on the job as well and they didnt even have an answer for me. Not a fan of these breakers

[cmferrer]

Hello!
I just got a secondary injection test kit for a digitrip 310+ and I just can't take out this dummy connector to make it a male one... it seems to be impossible.. it is like a one-piece plastic connector...
Any of you have done it before?
Thank you in advance

It says on page 7 of the Instruction Leaflet IL5721B13H07 for the secondary test kit that you must first turn off the ground fault function before secondary testing so I would assume that there is a ground fault defeat switch. That is the test set that has a different card for each trip unit with a dial and a push button. If I remember correctly there is a module that you plug in line that has a button that defeats ground fault. Below is from page 7. Hope this helps.

"Digitrip 310+
Digitrip 310+ Circuit Breakers Test Procedure
Setup
Before testing, write down all settings in use so that they may be
restored after tests are completed.
To begin testing;
1. Connect the Digitrip 310+ cable assembly (style 5721B14) into
the side connector of the handheld unit. Plug the other end of
the cable into the test port.
Note: The test plug may be covered by a “dummy connector” used to
protect the test plug pins during shipment. Ease the dummy connector
off using a screw driver to expose the male test pins underneath.
2. Position Trip/No Trip switch on cable assembly to the Trip position
and set the Ground Fault switch to the “Off” position."

[Kalbi_Rob]

Hello!
I just got a secondary injection test kit for a digitrip 310+ and I just can't take out this dummy connector to make it a male one... it seems to be impossible.. it is like a one-piece plastic connector...
Any of you have done it before?
Thank you in advance

I usually just take a pair of needle nose pliers and pull the black cover (dummy connector) straight out with no issues. If your having issues, you might have a bent pin inside.