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dc motor problem ??_second try_ motor.txt 1 (0/1)
RE. dc motor problem ?? Use a amp-meter to measure the current that every DC motor is using. So you only power one motor at a time and measure the current of each motor. You than add the two currents, this will give you a good idea of the total current of the two motors. This total current must be a bit lower than 40amp, if higher the trip breaker will trip. Now that you know the total current, you can buy a trip breaker that is adapted to the total current. The bigger the mechanic load for the motor the higher the current gets ! Regards, Johan -------------------------------------------------------- hi i have i problem, how does not ) well i have to DC motor they run on 36v and they have a 40amp trip breaker , ho yes i forgot its a big scrubber. well the problem is this if a let run but motor for i while the breaker will trip and if a disconect one motor the breaker will not trip. i check both motor i think i swap back and forth and both motor works as long one only run. is any way to see if the breaker is bad or one of the 2 motor. |
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