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Motor burnout assessment

2017-06-12View Original

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The motor coil is damaged; it is preliminarily assumed that bearing damage has caused the rotor to come into contact with the coil
Reply #22017-06-12
It’s possible, but water getting into the motor is also a possibility.
Reply #32017-06-12
It is impossible for the rotor to scrape against the coil; it can only be the rotor that scrapes against the stator (causing brush scoring).

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