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Common electrical faults in three-phase motors include:

(1) Single-phase or phase-off operation of the stator winding, which can lead to uneven current distribution and motor failure.

(2) A misconnection in one phase of the stator winding, causing a significant imbalance in the three-phase current and potentially damaging the motor.

(3) External power supply voltage issues that result in an unbalanced three-phase current, affecting motor performance and longevity.

(4) Short-circuiting in the winding, which causes excessive current flow and can lead to overheating and damage.

(5) Dirty winding insulation or blocked air passages, leading to poor heat dissipation and possible insulation burnout due to overheating.

(6) Broken rotor cast aluminum bars, which can cause vibration, noise, and reduced motor efficiency.

Proper maintenance, regular inspection, and timely troubleshooting are essential to prevent these issues and ensure the smooth operation of three-phase motors.