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Old 03-24-2011, 09:37 AM
 
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have a pretty good shape and lightly used bpt ezplus cnc mill. have been getting random z dac overflow errors when trying to run programs for students to learn setup/ dry running code. I popped the face open and found a faulty limit switch. swapped it out and still get a overflow error. the z axis motor got so hot that i couldnt touch the casing. it smelled like god knows what in the shop. weird this is, once cooled down i can easily turn the motor by hand. the z axis is not jammed up at all - also move it easily by hand. i have no idea if the servo motor is shot, the encoders are bad...

any help is much appreciated.
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It should not be counterbalance problem on a Z quill machine, so other than mechanical binding it would most likely point to too high a PID gain.
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can ya run that by me again....where can i go to play with the pid #'s. I have never had an issue with this before (besides a z quill crash from a careless student in the past).
is there a directory, way to access this info?

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