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The most common faults are i know as below:

a) brush carbon arcing due to high current and friction;

b) dust or dirt;

c) over temperature due to high ambient and excessive use;

d) overload and winding insulation failure

e)inadequate protection against heat and poor ventilation

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The most common faults in a DC machine are: brush carbon arcing, dirt, overheating and overloading. Some of these are cause by inadequate protection against heat or improper ventilation.

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