Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers

About the Role

Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers specialize in repairing and maintaining electric motors and power tools used in various industries.

Other Common Titles

  • Electrical Repair Technician
  • Motor Technician
  • Power Tool Repair Specialist
  • Appliance Repair Technician

Typical Tasks

  • Diagnosing electrical and mechanical problems in tools and motors.
  • Disassembling and reassembling electric motors and power tools for inspection.
  • Replacing damaged parts, such as bearings, switches, and electrical wiring.
  • Testing repaired tools and motors to ensure proper functionality.
  • Maintaining records of repairs and parts inventory.
  • Providing customers with guidance on tool maintenance and use.
  • Calibrating and adjusting tools for optimal performance.

Notable People

  • Thomas Edison Pioneered the development of electrical power systems and machinery, influencing the repair and maintenance field.
  • Nikola Tesla Contributed significantly to electrical engineering principles, impacting the design of electric motors.

Recommended Resources

  • Fundamentals of Electric Motors

    A comprehensive guide covering the basic principles and workings of electric motors.

  • Repairing Electric Motors

    A blog focused on best practices and tips for repairing various types of electric motors.

  • The Electrician's Guide to Electric Motors

    Podcast episodes dedicated to discussing electric motor repair and maintenance techniques.

  • National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA)

    An industry association providing resources, training, and support for electrical professionals.