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Electrical power is in general rated in watt (W) or horsepower (HP). A horsepower is a unit of power equal to 746 watts or 33000 lb ft per minute (or 550 lb ft per second).
A watt is equal to the power produced by a current of 1 amp across the potential difference of 1 volt. A watt is 1/746 of 1 horsepower.
Even if the watt is the base unit of electrical power, it is common to rate motor power in either horsepower or kilowatts.

Power in Watts

Direct Current Electric power supply to a direct current (DC) motor:
PkW = ?m U I / 1000 (1)
where
PkW = power (kW)
?m = motor efficiency
U = voltage (V)
I = current (A, amps)
Electric power supply to a alternating current (AC) motor:
Single Phase PkW = ?m U I PF / 1000 (1b)
where
PF = Power Factor
Two Phase Four Wire PkW = ?m 2 U I PF / 1000 (1c)
Three Phase PkW = ?m 1.73 U I PF / 1000 (1d)

Power in Horsepower

Horse power can be expressed as:

Php = PkW / 0.746 (2)
or
Php = (?m U I / 1000) / 0.746
= ?m U I / 746 (2b)
where
Php = horsepower (hp)

Melted means overload, blown means a short, possible causes-bad connection on battery leads, motor brushes worn, shorted wiring in motor or bad bearing, brake dragging on wheel, motor controller going bad. Check it with wheels off the ground , try to isolate what is binding , causing overload on the motor.

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It seems that the mixer is overheating and tripping the thermostat thus preventing further use. I would recommend a thorough overhaul. You will need to carefully inspect all the components, particularly Items the brush assemblies, and the commutator portion of the armature (where the brushes touch the armature), and everywhere else in the motor compartment. Any parts exposed to oil will need to be degreased and dried before reassembly. When you reassemble your mixer, the brushes can only be installed one way. Make sure the brush's concave contact face is resting completely on the armature. If it is turned it 90 degrees too much, it wont' seat properly and the motor will not get any juice.
While your mixer's apart you should check for any other unseemly wear and tear on the gears, etc. You may find more things that need fixing, adjustment or replacement.You may find it easier to replace the brushes than degreasing them. I recommend using a food-grade grease that you can order online (although I've seen automotive bearing grease used too - your call). If you feel this is beyond your capabilities and will be too difficult to do by yourself you can take your mixer to a local small appliance repair shop and have them troubleshoot and fix your mixer.

First thing to check is the motor brushes--they should be fairly long and have springs that are brass colored and not collapsed. Try wiggling the cord near the plug with the switch on and the plug into power. If the saw starts and stops, cut the cord back an inch or so and replace the plug. The switch itself may have failed--check it with an ohmmeter--it should read 0 ohms when the switch is operated (power plug pulled!). Make sure the outlet you are using has live power. It's possible that the internal wiring in the motor has a broken connection (from vibration). Hope that some of this helps!

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The main motor is overloaded

1. please check the main motor rotaing smoothly
2. Defective harness between engine board and engine relay board and main motor

you have a serious problem with either your main driver motor or you have a broken gear...

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