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I have a cnc machine with this motor..(STP-MTR-23079) from automation direct. Its a NEMA23, Bipolar. The gecko drive died. I replaced the gecko drive controller and now the fuse from the power supply to the gecko for this motor blows only with the motor connected. If I disconnect the motor and power up the system the fuse does not blow. If I connect an older motor that was replaced previously the fuse (5amp ceramic) still does not blow. Is there a way to check this newer motor for an internal short with a multi-meter? I wonder if something to it when the gecko blew; or is this motor what killed the old gecko drive..... Thanks in advance! Dennis |
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| Each winding should have a similar resistance. Spec sheets should give value. There should be no measurable continuity between the two windings or to the frame of the motor. If you you don't have 2 isolated windings of similar resistance find another motor. Notice how using the correct size fuse protected the electronics.
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