| Maintenance and Troubleshooting
of Electric Motors |
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CHAPTER 1 - Motor Maintenance
Scheduled
Routine Care
| Introduction | Dirt and Corrosion | Lubrication | Heat, Noise and Vibration | Winding Insulation |
| Brushes and Commutators (DC
Motors) | Brushes and Collector Rings
(Synchronous Motors) |
Bearing
Lubrication
| Introduction | Oiling Sleeve Bearings | Greasing Ball and Roller
Bearings |
Heat, Noise
and Vibration
| Heat | Noise and Vibration |
Windings
| Care of Windings and
Insulation | Testing Windings | Cleaning and Drying
Windings |
Brush and Commutator
Care
CHAPTER
2 - Troubleshooting AC Motors
CHAPTER
3 - Troubleshooting DC Motors
| Problem
E |
Motor
won't start |
| Problem F |
Motor starts but
stops and reverses direction |
| Problem
G |
Motor runs hot
but overload protective device trips too
often |
| Problem H |
Motor
overheats |
| Problem I |
Motor runs too
slowly |
| Problem J |
Motor runs too
fast |
| Problem K |
Motor runs
noisy |
| Problem L |
Motor bearings
run hot or noisy |
| Problem
M |
Brushes sparking
excessively; may be accompanied by brush chatter
and/or excessive wear and chipping |
- Note: This material is not intended to provide
operational instructions.
- Appropriate Reliance Industrial
Company instruction manuals
and precautions should be studied prior to
installation, operation, or
maintenance of equipment.
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