The failure to release the electromagnetic brake may be due to various reasons. Here are some common reasons as follows:
- Power Supply Issue: Firstly, it is necessary to confirm whether the electromagnetic brake is receiving the correct power supply. Potential problems include power supply failure, blown fuses, circuit breaker tripping, or poor power line connections.
- Mechanical Issue: The mechanical components of the electromagnetic brake might experience failures, such as adhesive friction plates, spring malfunctions, or jammed release mechanisms. These issues can affect the normal operation of the brake.
- Magnetic Circuit Issue: Faults in the magnetic circuit of the electromagnetic brake can lead to insufficient electromagnetic force, thereby affecting the brake’s performance.
- Rated Voltage Problem: Check whether the rated voltage of the electromagnetic brake matches the supplied voltage. If there is a voltage mismatch, the electromagnetic brake may fail to function properly.
- Insulation Problem: Insulation faults may exist, causing short circuits or leakage within the electromagnetic brake, which can further affect its normal operation.
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Post time: Aug-07-2023