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Motor repair

2009-03-25View Original

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Who would have thought there are relatively reputable motor repair shops with good technical skills for high-power motors?
Reply #22009-03-25
If large motors are to be repaired properly, it is best to send them back to the manufacturer for repair; although the cost is higher, the quality of the repair work is more reliable. For small motors, there are motor repair shops available in every city, so it’s sufficient to choose one that is of good quality
Reply #32009-03-25
Returning the machine to the factory for repair is too troublesome (unless it’s under warranty). Many large motor manufacturers have repair centers in major cities; if that’s not an option, it’s also possible to find a motor manufacturer nearby to carry out the repairs.
Reply #42009-03-25
The motor is repaired in small workshops, and after repair it often fails to reach its previous rated power; if the motor has a low power reserve, this should be taken into consideration

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