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After a first wiring test the motor slowed after a few seconds and started smoking. Switched everything off and checked everything to find the ABC connectors from esc to motor were the wrong way round. What an idiot - I was so sure I had checked them many times!
Anyway switched them round the correct way and tried again. Speedo seems ok and runs the motor but after a few seconds the motor starts smoking again. I guess I need a new motor then..... ![]() |
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Ohhhh yesssss!! Coils have overheated and the insulation has gone IMHO.
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Still, miss-wiring a brushless will just make it go backwards....
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Steve, what happens if you've plugged the sensor lead in as well? I know that works on a sensorless (or a posh speedo that will figure out that there is something wrong).
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Yep, I had a sensor wire connected too.
I'm reading it's ok to mis-wire a sensorless motor but it is bad if it is a sensored motor. The speedo is a 120A Hobbywing - which has hopefully survived |
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So is there any way to fix the motor or is it a bin job?
It still spins - but I've only be trying it for milliseconds. Last time I held the throttle on it started smoking again and slowed up. Don't really want to do that again as thinking it might bust the ESC. |
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