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A rectifier can get hot due to several reasons, including excessive current flow beyond its rated capacity, poor ventilation, or inadequate heat sinking. It may also overheat if there's a fault in the circuit, causing a short circuit or increased resistance. Additionally, using a rectifier with an insufficient voltage rating or operating it at high ambient temperatures can contribute to overheating. Regular monitoring and ensuring proper specifications can help mitigate these issues.

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