What to Do When the Clutch Plate is Burnt?
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The solution for a burnt car clutch plate is to replace it with a new one. The reasons for the clutch plate burning are as follows: 1. Improper operation by the driver, such as half-engaging the clutch, causing continuous friction between the clutch plate and the pressure plate or flywheel, leading to high temperatures. 2. The driver abruptly releasing the clutch pedal during operation, causing the clutch plate to break down and damage the surface of the pressure plate. 3. The clutch plate has been used for too long or has exceeded the recommended mileage, leading to natural aging and wear. 4. The clutch plate material is substandard, resulting in premature damage. 5. The working principle of the clutch plate is: it transmits power through axial compression and release. The greater the axial pressure, the greater the friction generated, ensuring smoother and more stable operation of the extruder without slipping, jamming, or self-detaching.