Troubleshooting 3 phase motors

Troubleshooting using multimeter and clamp meter on 3phasr motor power circuit.

[stevenflores]

Love the explanation Brutha it’s much appreciated God Bless

[jakegreene]

Big Mike, you're the man. Thank you for this informative video. Your experience shows through the simplicity of your explaination.

[RostyslavDelimarsky]

perfect video, very informative and ... straight to the point. thanks Mike!

[davidknepper]

Thanks for the info. I’m still learning about 3 phase electric.That helps thanks again.

[kizito]

Are you a teacher? I really hope you’re because the way you explain everything is knowledgeable and precise.

[Tootnscoot]

Never just trust and reset. Never ever trust a contact. I had a friend who was working at another factory that trusted a contact and reset it. When he did it blew up and shot a piece of metal into his forehead and the arc burned his outline into a panel door. Killed him instantly at 24 with 2 kids. Your first instinct should never be simply to reset something, it's tried for a reason and that reason is 100% of the time because something somewhere is dangerous

[MichaelHoyt-MulticraftTech]

What if you have heaters in the overload instead of bi-metal strips? wouldn't you have to correct the short or problem then replace the heaters?

[kevinliang]

I always thought the terminal blocks were 5/16" lmao. I don't own a 9/32" socket lol

[Neil-rz]

When you say 0 ohms to ground when testing phase to ground, do you actually mean infinity? OPEN circuit?

[alro]

I didn't know that if your multimeter reads more than 100 ohms it does not sound. Where does that info come from, Sr., if I may ask?