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Why does electric motor overheat - 5 most common causes

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Why does electric motor overheat - 5 most common causes
One of the fundamental concepts to grasp is that electric motors generate heat during their operation. This heat arises due to several factors, including electrical resistance, mechanical friction, and magnetic losses. While a certain level of heat is normal, excessive heat can lead to motor inefficiency and, ultimately, overheating.
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Комментарии : 15

@user-bf6xq3we7x Год назад

It's clear that you have a good experience in the field! thanks for every video!

@ElectricityFrenzy Год назад

Thanks, You are welcome! I have more than 12 years of experience as an electrical engineer.

@phantomrider5652 5 дней назад

I see i was wondering why my DC motor was overheating for no reason but i accidentally gave it way more voltage than it was designed for thanks for the tips

@ElectricityFrenzy 5 дней назад

You are welcome 👍👍

@linossinkala7840 Год назад

Thankyou

@ElectricityFrenzy Год назад

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@stephtechenterprise 2 месяца назад

Thank you mine I didn't know mine was bring affected by dust

@ElectricityFrenzy 2 месяца назад

Was it in a dusty location 🤔

@RoyJ2012 3 месяца назад

I have a jet model electric bench grinder that just started overheating and losing a little power tonight. I thought maybe the vent on it was stopped up causing it to overheat,so I blew it off and didn't find anywhere that was for it to vent,obviously electric motors are not my specialty. You setting your video If it wasn't getting the correct current that would cause it to overheat.I had it plugged into a shared outlet, ill try it in a stand alone plug next. Thanks for the video

@ElectricityFrenzy 3 месяца назад

Thanks for sharing this with me. Hopefully, you find the reason. Please let me know once you find it. If you need any assistance please feel free to reach out.

@RoyJ2012 3 месяца назад

@@ElectricityFrenzy thank you sir that's awfully kind of you I'm sure something will come up that your experience will be very helpful to me. Almost forgot my motor overheating seems to have been caused by it not getting the correct amount of current from the shared Outlet. Thanks again and have a wonderful day

@ElectricityFrenzy 3 месяца назад

You welcome 👍👍

@billrey8221 Год назад

What a joke! I don't know much about electric motors and you didn't tell me anything more than I already know. I feel stupider for watching this! The one photo is of a guy working on a gasoline internal combustion engine. Do you work and or write for the state of California government??

@ElectricityFrenzy Год назад

I'm sorry to hear that, I'm trying to make simple videos. Thanks for your time