Unusual noises, vibrations, loss of performance or fault messages can indicate a problem with the electric drive. However, a faulty drive unit does not automatically have to be replaced in full. With our electric motor repair we first investigate what caused the problem and which repair can be carried out sensibly, both technically and economically.
Diagnosis Comes First
Electric motor reconditioning begins with a systematic fault diagnosis. We take into account both electronic measurements and mechanical irregularities. Depending on the design and the damage pattern, we check the following among other things:
- Bearings, rotor and shaft
- Housing and seals
- Electrical connections and wiring
- Other components of the drive unit
The cause often lies not in the motor itself but in the upstream electronics. We therefore include Power Electronics Repair and Electric Vehicle Diagnostics in our assessment.
A Clear Assessment Instead of Blanket Replacement
After the diagnosis you receive an understandable assessment of the damage. We explain which components are affected, which work appears necessary and whether reconditioning offers advantages over full replacement. That keeps the decision transparent for you and avoids unnecessary costs.
True to our motto
Repair instead of replace
we first check whether the fault can be narrowed down to individual components – replacing a complete drive unit is expensive and often unnecessary.
Reconditioning and Final Checks
Repairable components are carefully reconditioned or professionally replaced. We then check the function of the areas worked on and make sure that mechanical and electrical components work together reliably again. Our aim is an electric drive that runs quietly, safely and reliably over the long term.
Why You Should Have It Checked Early
Even on vehicles that are still roadworthy, unusual noises or changes in handling should be checked early. A timely inspection can prevent a limited fault from developing into extensive damage to other drive components.
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Noticed something unusual about your electric drive? Send us the make, model, year of manufacture and VIN – get in touch now.
