Common causes of Brake Motor failure and how to solve them?

Common causes and solutions for Brake Motor failure can be summarized as follows:
Common causes
Brake pad wear:
Long-term use or improper operation will cause serious wear of the brake pads.
When the brake pads are worn to a certain extent, the braking performance will be significantly reduced, and even cause brake failure.
Insufficient or contaminated brake fluid:
Brake fluid is an important component of the brake system. Insufficient oil or oil pollution will affect the braking effect.
Insufficient brake fluid may cause the brake pedal to travel longer and the brake response to be sluggish; oil pollution may cause corrosion or blockage inside the brake system.
Brake system leakage:
When there are problems such as aging, damage or improper installation of seals inside the brake system, the system may leak.
Leakage will reduce the internal pressure of the brake system and affect the braking performance.
Brake master cylinder or brake oil pipe failure:
When the brake master cylinder or brake oil pipe has problems such as leakage, blockage or damage, it will directly affect the normal operation of the brake system.
Circuit failure:
Failure in the circuit system of the brake motor, such as aging of the line, poor contact or short circuit, may also cause the brake motor to fail to work properly.
Solution
Replace the brake pads:
Check the wear of the brake pads regularly. When the wear reaches the specified limit, the brake pads should be replaced in time.
Check and add brake fluid:
Check the liquid level of the brake fluid tank regularly to ensure that the brake fluid is sufficient.
If the brake fluid is found to be contaminated, the brake fluid should be replaced in time and the inside of the brake system should be cleaned.
Check and repair the brake system leakage:
Check the sealing performance of the brake system regularly. When leakage is found, the seals should be checked and repaired in time.
Check and repair the master brake cylinder or brake oil pipe:
Check the working status of the master brake cylinder and the brake oil pipe regularly. When leakage, blockage or damage are found, they should be repaired or replaced in time.
Check and repair circuit faults:
Check the circuit system of the brake motor regularly. When problems such as aging of the line, poor contact or short circuit are found, they should be repaired or replaced in time.
Summary
The common causes of Brake Motor failure mainly include brake pad wear, brake fluid problems, brake system leakage, master brake cylinder or brake oil pipe failure, and circuit failure. In order to keep the brake motor working properly, the brake system should be regularly inspected and maintained, worn parts should be replaced in time, the brake fluid should be sufficient and clean, system leakage should be repaired, and the integrity of the circuit system should be checked. This can effectively prevent the occurrence of Brake Motor failures and improve the reliability and safety of the equipment.