There can be many possibilities for the reasons why the dispersed electromechanical does not turn. Here are some common reasons and solutions:
Power failure: First check whether the power supply is normal, check whether the power plug and socket are firmly connected, and ensure that the power line is not faulty.
Motor failure: If the motor fails, it may be caused by motor damage, winding open circuit, stator coil short circuit, etc. In this case, you need to contact a professional maintenance personnel to repair or replace the motor.
Circuit failure: Check whether the control circuit of the disperser is normal. It may be caused by the failure of circuit components such as control switches, fuses, relays, etc. The faulty circuit components need to be inspected and repaired or replaced.
Mechanical failure: The disperser may have mechanical component failure, such as bearing damage, drive belt breakage, etc. This situation requires inspection and repair or replacement of mechanical components.
Overload protection: The disperser may be equipped with an overload protection device, which will automatically stop to protect the motor in the event of overload. If the load of the disperser is too large, the overload protection device may be triggered, causing the motor to stop running. It is necessary to reduce the load or adjust the parameters of the disperser to avoid overload conditions.
If the above methods cannot solve the problem, it is recommended to contact professional maintenance personnel or manufacturers for overhaul and maintenance. At the same time, the operating procedures should be followed when using the disperser to ensure the normal operation and safety of the equipment.
