why do motors burn out? I understand why adding parallel loads to a power sou

why do motors burn out?

I understand why adding parallel loads to a power source
means more current moves through the circuit, and can
destroy circuit elements by overheating.

What about when you have a vaccuum cleaner intake flush
against a floor, a room fan sitting directly against a wall,
or a power drill trying to drill through something too hard?

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