• Phase Loss Troubleshooting Flow 

    1

    Check Voltage

    Use a voltage tester to check each phase voltage.

    • Decision: Are all phases at normal voltage levels?
    • Yes: Proceed to the next step.
    • No: Identify and address the voltage issue (e.g., power supply fault, line issues). Fix the issue and retest.
    2

    Inspect Cables and Connections

    Examine cables and connections for breaks, wear, or poor contact.

    • Decision: Are all cables and connections intact and properly connected?
    • Yes: Proceed to the next step.
    • No: Repair or replace damaged cables or connections. Retest.
    3

    Test Protection Devices

    Check the functionality of phase sequence protection devices and overload protection devices.

    • Decision: Are protection devices functioning correctly?
    • Yes: Proceed to the next step.
    • No: Repair or replace faulty protection devices. Retest.
    4

    Inspect Power System Components

    Check circuit breakers, fuses, and contactors for faults or malfunctions.

    • Decision: Are all power system components working correctly?
    • Yes: Proceed to the next step.
    • No: Repair or replace faulty components. Retest.
    5

    Review Installation and Maintenance Records

    Action: Review records for installation and recent maintenance activities.

    • Decision: Is installation and maintenance properly done?
    • Yes: Proceed to the next step.
    • No: Correct any installation or maintenance errors. Retest.
    6

    Conduct Final Test

    • Action: Perform a final test to ensure all issues are resolved and the motor is operating correctly.
    • Decision: Is the motor running smoothly without phase loss?
      • Yes: End the troubleshooting process.
      • No: Revisit previous steps as needed to address any remaining issues.