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On my Syil X5+ when in cnc mode, connected to Mach3 but no prog running, x axis motor whistles quietly. When shift+ left or right arrow to make table move rapidly, it will occasionally grunt and stop moving whilst grunting. In diagnostics, checking movement by asking for a say, 4mm move it sometimes grunts and moves 1 or 2 mm. Computer driver reports excellent. The vertical movement has a much more smooth sound if it is run up to limit and then run down. If stopped and restarted it resumes it's rather grungey sound. Any ideas gratefully received. Last edited by Rodtp; 01-02-2012 at 05:11 PM. Reason: correction |
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| Remove power, and temporarily swap X and Y motor cables. Power up, and if the Y axis starts doing it (with X commands from Mach3) , the driver is faulty or current limit not working correctly. If the X axis movement (being controlled by Y axis on Mach3 still exhibits the same problem, then the stepper motor is faulty. It is possible stickiness int the X axis could cause it, but that is a remote possibility. By substituting X and Y, wires, cables, PC ribbons, etc, most faults can be isolated to motor/driver/cable PC problems. Ensure all connectors, crimps, etc are OK. Tug each wire firmly. Loose terminals/crimps/pins can cause all sorts of strange problems. Particularly motor connectors, which can upset the current mode operation of the microstepping drivers.
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