EASA accredited service center
Priest Electric is accredited by the Electrical Apparatus Service Association and complies with ANSI/EASA AR100. Here is what that means for your motor.
Audited, not self-declared
The quality of our work has been checked by independent third-party auditors, as well as mandatory internal self audits.
Calibrated equipment
Repairs are done with well maintained equipment and accurately calibrated instruments, as EASA accreditation requires.
Efficiency kept
Accredited repairs follow good practice procedures that maintain or even improve motor efficiency and reliability.
Common questions
What is ANSI/EASA AR100?
The recommended practice for the repair of rotating electrical apparatus. Accredited service centers follow it on every repair.
How do I know my motor was repaired to the standard?
Look for the EASA accreditation logo on your motor after repair.
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Motor or pump down? Call (208) 459-6351 or toll free (800) 234-4089.
- The equipment: motor or pump, make, and a photo of the nameplate if you can.
- Size: horsepower, voltage, frame or pump model.
- What happened: the failure, and whether it is in our shop or on your site.