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The Essential Guide to Electric Motor Service and Repair

The Essential Guide to Electric Motor Service and Repair

Electric motors power nearly every industrial facility. When one fails, downtime and lost productivity can cost thousands of dollars per hour. That’s why choosing the right approach to electric motor repair and maintenance is critical. Business owners and plant...

How VFDs Can Damage Your Motors (and How to Prevent It)

How VFDs Can Damage Your Motors (and How to Prevent It)

Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) are widely used across industries because they save energy and provide precise motor control. They make sense for most applications—but if not managed correctly, VFDs can dramatically reduce the lifespan of your motors. In some cases,...

Motor Shop Spotlight: Inspection, Machining, and Rewinding

Motor Shop Spotlight: Inspection, Machining, and Rewinding

In this second installment of our four-part Motor Shop Spotlight series, we highlight the mechanical inspection, machining, and rewinding processes that ensure electric motors are restored to peak performance. At Energy Management Corporation, our team follows strict...

Ask These Questions Before Choosing an Electric Motor Repair Shop

Ask These Questions Before Choosing an Electric Motor Repair Shop

Your electric motors and related equipment are the backbone of your operations. Sending them to an unvetted motor repair shop can lead to costly downtime, expensive mistakes, or even permanent equipment damage. With thousands of shops promising they can handle...

When to Repair and When to Replace an Electric Motor

When to Repair and When to Replace an Electric Motor

As we’ve discussed before, regular inspections and preventative maintenance are essential to keep your electric motors and production lines running. Once the motor fails, companies must decide whether to repair or replace it. Making the wrong choice could be the...

Why Baking Ovens are Important in Electric Motor Repair

Why Baking Ovens are Important in Electric Motor Repair

Moisture and electric motors don’t mix well. That’s why motors sent in for repair will eventually go into a baking oven to ensure its components are dry, cured, and ready to run upon return. In this article, we will refer to baking ovens rather than...