Title: Ch 7
Course: Renee-Faculty_Template_Jones-620-303-Motors_Ind_Electrical_Systems

Q: A solenoid coil has a higher current when started compared to when it is already pulled in.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: What is the effect if a lower voltage is applied on a higher rated solenoid coil?
- Coil draws more than its rated current and could overheat.
- The voltage will fly out of the coil and slap you.
- No effect the solenoid will work as it is suppose too.
- The coil will act normally for the first few cycles.
A: Coil draws more than its rated current and could overheat.

Q: What is the effect of a lower than rated voltage applied to a solenoid coil?
- Low coil current and the coil won't pull in.
- Coil draws more than its rated current and could overheat.
- No effect the solenoid will work as it is suppose too.
- The coil will act normally for the first few cycles.
A: Low coil current and the coil won't pull in.

Q: What are the most common ways a solenoid will fail that has been installed for months or even years? Choose all that apply?
- Coil burnout
- Mechanical damage
- over voltage
- Undervoltage
A: Coil burnout; Mechanical damage; over voltage; Undervoltage