Service
Motor rewinding & repair
Rewinding and repair of all kinds of motors, brought in or collected.
01What we see most
Sound familiar?
- Burnt winding
- A smell of burning, or the motor tripping the breaker the moment it is switched on.
- Will not start
- Humming without turning, or turning only when helped by hand.
- Noise or vibration
- A new rumble or knock, often bearings rather than windings.
- Running hot
- Hot to the touch where it used to be warm, or cutting out on thermal protection.
02About the work
What to expect.
We rewind and repair all kinds of motors. A burnt motor is ordinary work for us, and rewinding is usually the cheaper answer to a motor that has stopped.
We do not publish motor prices, because the price of a rewind depends on the rating and on what has actually failed inside. Tell us the motor and we will quote it.
We do not promise a turnaround time before seeing the unit. Ask us when you bring it in and we will tell you honestly.
03Process
How it works.
Tell us the motor
HP or kW, phase, and what it drives.
We inspect
Stripped down at the workshop to find the real fault.
We quote
Rewind, bearings, or both — priced before we start.
Rewind and test
Then hand-over at the outlet nearest you.
—Case study
All our work“Our 15 HP chakki motor burnt out in the middle of the harvest rush. It was rewound and back on the shaft inside the week, and it has run cooler since.”
Sample content — replace before launch
From the bench · Motor rewinding
A flour-mill motor, rewound mid-harvest
A three-phase chakki motor burnt out at the busiest time of year. Rewound, re-bearinged and balanced inside a week.
- Rating
- 15 HP
- Bearings
- Both replaced
- Parts
- Winding + bearings
Sample content — replace before launch
Three motors came in on one trolley, all written off by someone else. Two went home rewound; for the third they told us honestly it was cheaper to replace.
04Questions
Asked often.
How does motor rewinding & repair work at Paramount Electricals?
1. Tell us the motor — HP or kW, phase, and what it drives. 2. We inspect — Stripped down at the workshop to find the real fault. 3. We quote — Rewind, bearings, or both — priced before we start. 4. Rewind and test — Then hand-over at the outlet nearest you.
What do you need to know to quote for motor rewinding & repair?
Rating in HP or kW. Single phase or three phase. What the motor drives — pump, machine, fan. What it is doing now. With these, we can usually quote without seeing the unit.
What faults do you see most?
Burnt winding — A smell of burning, or the motor tripping the breaker the moment it is switched on. Will not start — Humming without turning, or turning only when helped by hand. Noise or vibration — A new rumble or knock, often bearings rather than windings. Running hot — Hot to the touch where it used to be warm, or cutting out on thermal protection.
How long will it take?
We do not promise a turnaround time before seeing the unit. Ask us when you bring it in and we will tell you honestly.
Do you repair transformers and motors you did not make?
Yes. Rewinding and repair of all kinds of transformers and motors is core work for us, whoever the original maker was.
Where are you located?
We have outlets at Maisuma Bazar in Srinagar, at Jalalabad, Sujwan in Jammu, and in Leh, plus our own factory at Sathu Payeen, Barbar Shah in Srinagar.
05Guides
Read before you decide.
- Motors · 2 min readSeven signs your motor needs rewindingThe smells, sounds and trips that usually point to failing motor windings — and the faults that look similar but are something else entirely.
- Motors · 2 min readRewind or replace: deciding what to do with a failed motorWhen rewinding a failed motor makes sense, when a new one is the better buy, and the questions that settle it — size, core condition, downtime and efficiency.
- Basics · 2 min readHow to read a motor or transformer nameplateWhat the figures on a motor or transformer nameplate mean — rating, voltage, current, speed, phase, frequency — and which ones to send when asking for a quote.
- Basics · 2 min readLooking after transformers and motors through a hard winterWhat cold, damp and heavy heating loads do to transformers and motors in a hard winter, and the simple checks that keep them running until spring.
Tell us the rating. We’ll price it.
A kVA or HP figure and what the job is — that is enough to start.