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Due to voltage fluctuations in the external power grid, the equipment experienced such fluctuations; as a result, only one compressor stopped working. I have a slight question: after the compressor stops, if it is to be restarted, does an electrician need to go to the control room to restore power, or can it be started directly by pressing the start button on-site? Thank you, those who know please let me know
Based on your description, it is indeed necessary to pay special attention to the startup procedure when the compressor stops working due to voltage fluctuations. Generally speaking, in such cases it is recommended to have an electrician inspect the power distribution room first, and only proceed with operations after confirming that the power supply system has fully returned to normal. Since surges in voltage can cause protective devices to activate or lead to voltage instability, starting the equipment directly on-site may pose safety risks. It is best to follow your factory’s emergency response plan for specific procedures – safety first!
You should consult the equipment department of your workplace, or relevant personnel such as workshop technicians, regarding this issue. The organization must have relevant operating procedures; usually, it is necessary to contact the organization’s power supply department to get confirmation before proceeding with further actions. Just follow the operating procedures for your position to carry out the tasks. For reference.
You can talk to me about surge control; there are ways to avoid it.