What is produced when a hermetic motor burns?

When a hermetic motor burns, it typically produces a combination of smoke, toxic fumes, and potentially hazardous materials such as carbon monoxide and various chemical byproducts from the insulation and other components. The combustion can also release refrigerants if the motor is part of a refrigeration system, which can contribute to environmental harm. Additionally, there may be physical damage to the motor and surrounding equipment. Proper safety measures should be taken to handle the aftermath of such an event.