/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1738903
That’s what I’m doing, going for a four year EE degree. Highly recommended

>>1738988
This is the third vfd all same issues. Shoes are not shielded and the seem ok from what I can tell. Also there two other vfds. One for the bridge, one for the hoist and the one messing up is the trolly. Yes people get up there and fuck with it and there not nearly qualified.

Thanks
Merry Christmas man.

>>1738990
Yes it is. The systems has been going fine for years and now all of sudden this. No changes other then use and degrading materials they won’t let me replace.


I’ll go in to work tomorrow and take a look and let you guys know i find anything. May replace the motor just because.

Electrician here too. I started off in residential, then commercial and finally industrial. That the best way to do it in our trade. There so many opportunities out now it’s not funny. The money is great and all with a GED but I’m going to collage because my employer is gonna pay for it and it will let me advance to a supervisor/engineer role. The dumb trade like drywall, painter, and shit get paid shit and work long hour for nothing but the smart trades like electrician, plumber and millwrights make bank but still long hours. Yes you may wreck your body but how else are you gonna get paid?