Field Failures & Customer Complaints Cost and Improvement Agencies and Standards for Magnetic Circuit Coil Design and Issues
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Common failures of contactors include burned contacts, burned coils, open coils, and stripped screws or loose connections on terminals. These failures can be caused by issues like voltage that is too low or high, environmental factors, and unreliable component terminations. Left unaddressed, these failures can lead to safety and reliability issues for critical systems and costly repairs.
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