Here's one for the resident motor experts.
We know that lower than rated voltage causes a motor to run hot. Hot enough and it can be destroyed. I presume it is because the motor is trying to pull more current to make up for the lower voltage but exactly why does this happen?
Thanks.
Steve
We know that lower than rated voltage causes a motor to run hot. Hot enough and it can be destroyed. I presume it is because the motor is trying to pull more current to make up for the lower voltage but exactly why does this happen?
Thanks.
Steve
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