Maine 45-Hour - Motors

Maine 45-Hour – Motors

Approved by the State of Maine, this 45-hour course focuses on the practical skills needed to troubleshoot electric motors and related equipment in electrical systems.

Students will learn how to assess motor performance, interpret nameplates, and apply proper maintenance practices, including lubrication intervals. The course also covers the use of true-RMS test instruments and key differences between NEMA and IEC motor wiring, ratings, and terminal markings.

Additional topics include motor control circuit retrofitting and troubleshooting techniques used in the field, supported by practical tips and industry best practices.

Fundamentals of troubleshooting electric motors
Assessing motor performance
Interpreting motor nameplates
Motor maintenance practices
Lubrication intervals for motors
Use of true-RMS test instruments
NEMA vs IEC motor wiring
NEMA vs IEC motor ratings
NEMA vs IEC terminal markings
Motor control circuit retrofitting
Motor troubleshooting techniques
Practical tips and industry best practices for motor systems

4 months of course access on the ATS student portal

Textbook included

PREREQUISITES

No prerequisites needed.

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