What are the symptoms of a faulty starter motor carbon brush?
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The carbon brushes in the starter motor, if damaged, will cause the motor to either fail to rotate or lack sufficient power. Below is more information about the starter motor: 1. Composition of the starter motor: The automotive starter motor converts the electrical energy from the battery into mechanical energy, driving the engine flywheel to rotate and enabling the engine to start. Before the engine can operate under its own power, it must be rotated by an external force. The starter motor is the core component of the starting system, consisting of three main parts: a DC transmission motor, a transmission mechanism, and a control device. 2. Precautions for using the starter motor: In winter, starting difficulties are more common. When starting multiple times, each attempt should not last too long. Each use should not exceed 5 seconds, with an interval of 2-3 minutes between starts. After the vehicle has traveled 2,000 kilometers, check whether the fasteners are securely connected and whether the wire contacts are in good condition. After the vehicle has traveled 8,000 kilometers, inspect whether the commutator surface is smooth, whether the carbon brushes are stuck in their holders, and whether the carbon brush spring pressure is normal. If any faults are found, they should be repaired after disassembly.