On motor-terminal voltage, roughly between 90-110% nameplate an induction motor will act in a constant-kVA mode, with lower current at higher voltage, but it gets a little more complex beyond 10%.

A decent online reference for motors is www.joliet-equipment.com/easa_handbook.htm

About the open neutral—it does not take a lot of imbalance for 120V to rise to 140V, which usually cooks something. OTOH, ø-n undervoltage is hard on motors.