What is the relationship between reduction ratio and motor power?
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We have two identical devices here. But the reduction ratio of the reducer is different. They use the same motor, one works fine and the other always burns out. The motors are all 1.5.
It means that the power of the motor is small, or the load of the belt with a large reduction ratio is large, and the motor power cannot be reached, so there is frequent overcurrent.
I would like to add that this problem, which was often burned out, only started to occur in the past six months. It turned out that there was no problem after running normally for more than a year.
There has been no change at the load end or drive end. It is just a recent problem. Then we can only disassemble and inspect the reducer to determine the problem.