rlundsrud
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- chicago, il, USA
Seems rather high if these are milliOhms. That would be a 92V drop on B phase. Maybe microOhms (uOhms)?
It seems to me that you asked for the opinion of an expert and you do not like it. I think you would need to pay another expert to see if they will tell you what you want to hear.
I am not sure that a 50% variation phase to phase is bad or not but am inclined to believe the manufacturer when they say it is.
ETA: I found this.
http://ecmweb.com/test-amp-measurement/dc-testing-circuit-breakers
How did you get the 92 volts. I thought the contact test was a dc test and I can't get that value (I know you used the milliohms value). I appreciate any explanation.