Evaporative coolers use 115/120 volt motors that operate on a comparatively low level of electricity compared to 240 volt central air conditioning systems. Unlike central air conditioners, however, evaporative coolers do not gradually degrade as a result of a breakdown. This means that you can often... read more
When you have problems with your fan, you need to know what to look for. A fan with a broken motor will cause the unit to stop working and can be very dangerous. To prevent this problem, you need to know how to recognize and repair fan motor problems. Here's a guide to fan motor repairs. It'll help ... read more
If your washing machine doesn't run, or it doesn't spin as quickly as it should, there are several signs your motor may need to be replaced. A dirty agitator, loose agitator drum, or worn-out bearings can all put pressure on the motor and cause it to malfunction. If any of these signs apply to your ... read more
The commutator is a key component of the air conditioner motors, and its technical performance indicators and product quality directly affect the overall performance of the motor. When the motor rotates, the brushes commutate on the surface of the commutator, and frequent friction generates heat. Th... read more
Since the cooler motors is running, when the load torque increases, the electromagnetic torque increases, and the input current also increases. At the same time, because the excitation current of the series motor is equal to the total current of the armature, it is equal to the input current. Theref... read more