Electric Motor Overhaul & Repair

At Houghton International we fully comply with IEEE 1068 specification Clause 2 in relation to electric motor overhauls.

A standard electric motor overhaul includes an initial inspection and diagnosis, bearing replacement, a test run and report.

A sample overhaul workscope includes –

• Inspect and record all relevant data from the nameplate.
• Carry out electrical / mechanical check tests to verify motor condition / any reported faults, where possible.
• Dismantle motor component marks
• Clean and inspect all component parts
• Datum checks to include: bearing journals and seatings, shaft extensions, shaft extension run out, shaft seal fits, commutator diameter and brush surface length
• Repair / or replace all defect components and parts
• Stator and rotor windings to be steam cleaned, stove dried and varnished as specified in IEEE 1068
• Rotating parts to be dynamically balanced to ISO grade 2.5 or better.

All motors to have an up to date motor plate fitted before dispatch.

Following our industry verified quality processes and operating procedures, all details are recorded on a detailed job card throughout the overhaul process and logged on our digital ERP system for future reference. This controls the quality of the overhaul and allows us to build a history of the motor for future reference.

Should we detect the need for repairs beyond the scope of the overhaul, these would be reported to the customer and a quotation provided. Once given approval to proceed by the customer, work would be carried out in our workshop by our experienced engineers on a standard or emergency basis in line with the customers requirements.

Our workshop is EASA accredited, meaning that Houghton International has successfully demonstrated that it complies with EASA AR100 and follows the prescribed good practices to consistently deliver quality electromechanical repairs that maintain or improve AC electric motor repair and electric motor rewind efficiency and reliability.