Fried driver Tmc2660
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Nice, it seems like i fried my Z-Axis driver.
Everything worked fine, and all of the sudden i saw a small spark and immediately plugged out the power supply.
The motor current for Z was set to 1,5A, the Stepper I was using was a Nema17 2,5A,the Z was working fine the last days, i don't know what happened, but it was right after->
https://www.duet3d.com/forum/thread.php?id=1460
Did i messed everything or is there a warranty? I'm not sure if it was a good idea to build the Z-Axis like i did, pls help :3
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I'm sure Tony or David will be along shortly to comment, but in the meantime you might be able to get going again by mapping Z to a different driver.
http://reprap.org/wiki/G-code#M584:_Set_drive_mapping
But you'll first want to check that there are no problems in your stepper motor wiring - pinched/shorted wires, intermittent connections, etc.
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Edit: I'm using 24V, also my heatbed shows
-22°C.
I just read in another thread that it could mean something with the VSSA fuse.Yes, I have Duex2, there is one free driver left, but first i want to be sure that i did nothing wrong
It's 3:15 in Germany right now, I'll go to sleep, i't can wait till tomorrow/later the day
Thanks!
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Where did you see the spark?
Is the hot end temperature also reading -22C or thereabouts, or it is reading normally?
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I didn't see the spark directly, it was a small flash and a little plopping noise near the Z connections of the board, after I cut the power supply there was a smell of fried electronics
The Hotend reads normal, actually my duet is completely unplugged
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If the hot end temperature is reading normally and it uses a thermistor for temperature measurement, then the VSSA fuse is ok.
Please check that there is no possibility of a short in the Z motor wiring, and that the underside of the Duet isn't shorting against anything underneath it.
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i checked everything, the hardware and the wiring was ok.
i guess the way my Z Axis is built and the fact that i used 1/256 steps for Z could be the reason why, im not sure
but the TMC2660 should handle 2,8A, and i'm sure there was no short or high-current drain
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Ask your supplier to replace the Duet under warranty.
