Motor driver destroyed?
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Hi
I'm not sure if I destroyed the extruder motor driver on my new Duet Wifi. After testing all functions, the extruder motor made some strange noises. I find out that the extruder phase cables are wrong connected to the 4pin connector. The Duet reported a Phase A short to ground error. After that I plugged in the cables correctly. Unfortunately the error still appears. The motors phase resistance is 3mOhm (both phases) as it should be. I also measured the phase resistance on the Duet board. One phase of the faulty motor output only have 3MOhm resistance. All other phases (also from the other correct working motor drivers) have a resistance of approximately 12MOhm.
Is the motor driver destroyed?
Many thanks in advance
Best regards
Michael
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@buckker sounds like it. can you post a high res picture of the driver with the issue?
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Yes, of course:
The E0 driver is faulty.
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@buckker no scorch marks but i've seen drivers fail without them.
it would need a repair i think.
you can always use driver E1 instead if you're not using it -
@jay_s_uk Thanks for your help. I already use E1 for the second z-axis motor. Should I pay attention to something special if I buy a replacement chip?
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@buckker no, nothing i'm aware of.
You'll need a hot air station and a heated plate to be able to change the chip -
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@dc42 yes, good point
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thanks to all
Do you have a source for a original TMC2660 chips? My favorite electronic store is out of stock....
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@buckker i use damaged duet 2 boards as a supply of parts. where are you based?
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@jay_s_uk In Switzerland
Is it possible that the TMC 2660-PA is no longer in production?
Does the TMC 2660C-PA also works? This driver is available at Digikey.
https://www.digikey.ch/en/products/detail/trinamic-motion-control-gmbh/TMC2660C-PA/4500212
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@jay_s_uk great, I will order some TMC 2660C-PA.
Many thanks for your help
