Hello,
I have recently installed a stepperonline a6 servo motor and driver, everything works 0-10v etc but the motor is getting super hot, I’m thinking voltage or torque settings? Could anyone point me in the right dire As to what else I could check?
Many thanks.
Servo motor temperature
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Re: Servo motor temperature
Do you use the A6 as a spindle drive?
What size?
rpm for long term and load?
Uwe
What size?
rpm for long term and load?
Uwe
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Re: Servo motor temperature
Spindle drive 1000w
Very low rpm no load atm
Still testing
Very low rpm no load atm
Still testing
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Re: Servo motor temperature
Should not even get warm...
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Re: Servo motor temperature
Does it get hot while it is at zero speed?
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Re: Servo motor temperature
I dont have any servos that get hot, ever. Something isnt right with that ....
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Re: Servo motor temperature
It does not get hot at idle.
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Re: Servo motor temperature
I’m commanding only 400rpm
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Re: Servo motor temperature
Can you check what load % (Amps or Torque) its running at 400 RPM? Anything mechanically binding?
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Re: Servo motor temperature
On my Panasonics, I can see a 'strength' figure, between 1 and 31 which equates to a table of PID settings - I find for spindle use, I run mine really low (like 1 or 2) otherwise I get odd hunting etc. Is there a similar setting on your drive?
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