An overheating transformer is identified when operating temperatures exceed the design-rated rise (e.g., 65°C for oil-filled or 80°C-150°C for dry-type) relative to ambient conditions. Confirmation of this symptom involves monitoring the temperature trend under constant load; if the temperature fails to stabilize and continues to climb, the unit is in a critical state of progressive thermal failure.
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