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Solutions To Automatic Voltage Stabilizer Failures

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The following are some Automatic Voltage Regulator fault phenomenon cause analysis and treatment methods

1. Fault phenomenon: cannot start

Reason: input wiring is unreliable; no input voltage

Handling method: rewire and check whether there is any broken wire; use a voltmeter to measure whether there is voltage in the input wiring

2. Fault phenomenon: no voltage indication in a phase

Reason: the wiring of the terminal corresponding to the phase is unreliable

Handling method: check the connection status of the phase wiring and use a multimeter to measure whether there is a circuit break

3. Fault phenomenon: after starting, the voltage of each phase is unbalanced, and it is too high or too low

Reason: abnormal input voltage; input , Output line connected in reverse: Each phase does not work properly: Input neutral line is not connected or wiring is unreliable

Handling method: Check whether the power grid is normal; Check the wiring and correct it; Check whether the connection of each connector is loose; Connect the neutral line (If the neutral line is not connected, when adjusting the output voltage of a certain phase, the voltage of another phase will also change)

4. Fault phenomenon: The voltmeter on the panel indicates that the voltage of each line is seriously unbalanced

Reason: The voltage of each phase of the power grid exceeds its voltage regulation range; the load is seriously asymmetric

Handling method: Loads with high requirements for three-phase balance, such as three-phase motors, must be shut down and the power grid must be checked; adjust each load to ensure the balance of each phase as much as possible.

Solutions To Automatic Voltage Stabilizer Failures

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