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Working with the No Nameplate Motor

  • September 2020
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Nidec Motor Corp. webinar sponsorship badgeCustomers often send in a motor with no nameplate and having little knowledge of the machine’s ratings. This presentation guides the attendees through the process of evaluating the machine using core size, winding data and diagnostic testing to assign reasonable ratings.

This presentation is useful for service center technicians, supervisors and managers.

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