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If a motor is operating above the 40 degree C nameplate rating, it is probably overloaded. Overloaded motors will draw more current than they should. Check the amperage to make sure that it in not over the nameplate current rating.If you have the ability to check the motor's frame temperature with a laser temperature reader use it as it is hard to tell just by touching the motor with your hand.

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