Duet 2 Wifi Bad Drivers
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@Chris2010 i had too high current once at a stepper, they dont move then and heat up. its worth a try.
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@Phaedrux Great point lol. And Ill give lowering the current a try. Thanks for the suggestion!
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I don't think there is any extreme error in the config. At least none that should generate the problem observed.
Mainly you're missing M584 to create the U axis.
The current is high for X and Y, so worth a try reducing it, but I don't think it would generate the issue seen.
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I might also suggest getting a fresh config from the web tool with just the basics. No Duex connected. Just the default drivers defined and test that.
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@Phaedrux Thats a good Idea as well. Guess Ill try that next.
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So XY currents were dropped to 1560 mA and retested. No luck. Still no movement. On to the new config test...
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Ok, retested with fresh config, Z moves (connect to tool lock) X and Y do not. It looks like the drivers to me. Any other ideas?
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Please contact filastruder and initiate a warranty exchange for the Duet Wifi. Link to this thread as authorization.
I'd still be curious to see photos front and back when you get it out.
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When RRF reports both phases of a driver may be disconnected, it's rarely a driver issue.
Are you sure you have identified the driver numbers correctly? Your photo of the Duet WiFi shows a motor connected to the Z driver, which is driver 2, and nothing connected to driver 0 or driver 1.
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You are correct it seems odd to me about the drivers as well, but the pictures posted didnt show the 0 and 1 drivers. Here is a pic of that. Again, the motors for X and Y worked when plugged into Z but not on their respective spots.
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Ok so here is the removed board front and back. As far as I can tell there are no bad solders or visible damage.
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