Hemera goes wild! heat and no moving...

dutti

ok... it´s not getting hot anymore.

I connected a different Nema and it´s working good. Connecting the hemera again and it´s still making this sound and no moving.
Is it possible that the cable need to connect different?
Are there different options?
thanks

Phaedrux

@barbarossa-cologne said in Hemera goes wild! heat and no moving...:

Is it possible that the cable need to connect different?
Are there different options?

Yes, you must identify the motor phases for each motor and connect it appropriately. Not every motor is the same.

https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Choosing_and_connecting_stepper_motors#Section_Identifying_the_stepper_motor_phases

It could also be a loose crimp or bad connection.

Do you see any error messages in the gcode console?

dutti

@Phaedrux
When I connect my old normal nema 17, it´s working fine. So I don´t think it´s a wiring problem.

Phaedrux

Does the motor have a plug of it's own or is the wiring internal to the motor?

dutti

@Phaedrux
Plug

Phaedrux

Well the problem as described would indicate that one of the motor phase wires isn't making a good connection at some point. If the same wiring works on one motor, but not the other, then it's most likely at the motor plug. Lucky it hasn't damaged the driver. Replace that motor.

dutti

ok.... so do you really think that the motor isn´t working correct?
tomorrow I´ll get a new E3D Hemera. Should I connect the new one to test it?
thanks!!

Phaedrux

Well if you think the wiring is good and it does work with another motor, then the motor plug pin may not be up to spec. I may want to try with new wiring just to test the motor for sure.

Veti

use a multimeter and measure the phases. see if each phase has the same resistance

dutti

@Phaedrux
OK... I´ll connect the new motor tomorrow.

dutti

@Veti
resistance is fine.

Thanks

Veti

have you tried a different cable?

dc42

When using a motor with a plug on the body and a separate cable, you MUST confirm the phases with a multimeter or by other means, because the pinout of the connector is not standardised. Although if the cable was supplied by E3D as part of the Hemera kit, it ought to match.

mitch

I found the hemera wiring to be different from my stock motor. I had to swap pins 3&4 when using the hemera.

here is my wiring table i used with the duet:

PDF: Extruder 0
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IE73tfQX7RgpArzxZJwyxEA-VIYsMFzE/view?usp=sharing

https://www.randoprojects.com/2020/07/26/ender-5-w-hemera-and-duet-2/

dutti

yes... 6 different cables which are working perfect since 2 months. Also with shaking the cables it´s working with normal nema 17 but not with the hemera. Try to replace the hemera today!
thanks

dutti

@mitch
ah ok!!!! I´ll try it directly!
thanks

dutti

@mitch
switching 3+4 pin was not helpful..

Also interesting is, that the sound doen´t stop anymore. I must turn off the machine. otherwise the sound of hemera doesn´t stop

Thanks

dutti

@dc42
I´m workig with this plugs since months and it works with the E3D slimlime motor. So I think the plug is ok...

droftarts

@barbarossa-cologne have you tested the phases yet?! Blindly changing the pins isn’t going to work, and may damage the Duet and/or the motor. Disconnect the motor cable from the Duet and check!

https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Choosing_and_connecting_stepper_motors#Section_Identifying_the_stepper_motor_phases

Ian

dutti

@droftarts
Couldn´t test it because I don´t have a multimeter.
I don´t understand that I can´t read how to wire the motor exactly. Only @mitch had the information about switching the 3+4 pin...
E3D needs the same good support like Duet does it...

And at this moment, I don´t know if the motor is already not working anymore.