Check method before starting:
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1. For new or long-term out of service motors, check the inter winding and winding to ground resistance before use. Generally,
500V resistance meter is used for motor below 500V; 1000V resistance meter is used for motor with 500-1000v; 2500V resistance meter is used for motor above 1000V. The resistance should not be less than 1m Ω per kilovolt, and should be measured when the motor is cooled. |
2. Check the appearance of the motor for cracks, whether the fastening screws are complete, and whether the motor is in good
condition. |
3. Check the operation of the motor drive mechanism.
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4. According to the data shown on the nameplate, such as voltage, power, frequency, connection, speed, etc., whether it is consistent with the power supply and load.
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5. Check the ventilation of the motor and whether the bearing lubrication is normal.
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6. Pull the motor shaft to check whether the rotor can rotate freely and whether there is noise during rotation.
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7. Check the motor brush assembly, whether the brush lifting mechanism is flexible, and whether the position of the brush lifting
handle is correct. |
8. Check the motor grounding device.
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