will do, thanks for the pointers, I got some homework to do tonight!
it's driving a reasonably high inertial load (this was spec'd up by the engineers and an old identical motor ran for years in this application)
the motor is a Baldor, whose a reasonably large manufacturer, I would assume (the...
sorry for the bad pics,
ill take it back apart when I'm not on the clock :D
closer look, it's the winding as well, burnt clean through where the winding meet the bar, it may be a tad more than 90 deg of separation but definitely not 180.
Hi everyone,
just found these forums and had a look around, there's some great info here!
I usually deal with the run-of-the-mill industrial three phase motors so this is not my strong suit so please bear with me here.
I have a large DC motor here that was brand new but failed after about 2...