A The shutdown of the fan in the
glove box may be caused by the following reasons:
1. Overload protection, if the load connected to the fan exceeds the rated load of the motor, resulting in excessive current, such as the impeller being stuck by foreign objects or the pipeline being blocked, increasing the operating resistance and causing the motor to overload, the overload protection will be triggered, causing the circuit breaker to trip or the frequency converter to protect itself;
2. Short circuit fault, caused by insulation damage to the internal winding of the motor, resulting in a short circuit between the winding and the outer shell, causing a sharp increase in current beyond normal operating current and tripping the protective circuit;
3. Phase loss operation, where one of the phase wires in the power supply line is disconnected, the fuse is blown, or the contactor contacts are poorly connected, resulting in a motor phase loss. The other two phases experience an increase in current and overheating, leading to tripping;
4. Grounding fault, damage to motor or circuit insulation, causing current to enter the ground and form a grounding fault. The grounding current triggers the action of the grounding protection device, cutting off the power supply and causing the fan to stop running.