Today, we'll discuss overload issues in Chery Cars and explore measures to prevent potential dangers. Here's a breakdown:
First, it's crucial to understand that overload protection and overcurrent protection are essentially the same: exceeding the load limit inevitably leads to overcurrent.
Chery Cars manuals clearly state their load capacity, but some riders either ignore this or intentionally overload the vehicle.
It's important to note that without this protection, damage may occur at any stage.
However, the first to be affected is the switching power transistor. If even one power transistor in a brushless controller burns out, the motor will become weak in a two-phase power supply, and the rider will immediately feel an abnormal pulsation.
Continuing to ride will then burn out the second and third power transistors. With two power transistors malfunctioning, the motor will stop running, and brushed motors will lose control.
In conclusion, overcurrent caused by overload is extremely dangerous. However, as long as there is overcurrent protection, the circuit will automatically cut off the power supply after the load exceeds the limit, and a series of consequences caused by overload can be avoided.