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    • NiklasPundefined
      NiklasP
      last edited by NiklasP

      Hi,
      I just finished wiring my printer and wanted to test the motors.... well I somehow managed to blow the driver for the Y axis on my Duet wifi (Error: Short-to-ground on drivers 1) but can't find any error in the wiring. The printer is a heavily modified CR10 V2. Motors are stock. Any ideas what I should check beside the obvious spots like connectors and how I can get the driver replaced?
      I'm located in Germany

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      • A Former User?
        A Former User
        last edited by

        if you dont use the E1 driver the easiest is to remap driver 1(y) to driver 5 (e1)?

        in adittion to the connectors etc i'd check the resistance between the coils (and to the chassis if grounded)

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        • NiklasPundefined
          NiklasP
          last edited by

          Unfortunately I'm using E1 -.-
          The motor is sitting on a printed holder so not connected to anything that could cause a shortcircuit. But good idea to check the coils before I'm blowing another driver X,D

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          • A Former User?
            A Former User
            last edited by

            if you can't find a local maker space or something to that effect then maybe https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/13875/community-repairs

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            • NiklasPundefined
              NiklasP
              last edited by

              Just checked the motor coils and wires. No short

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