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A previously well behaved mill is now wigging out. When I turn the power on the servos start moving. Something common to all 3 axis is causing them to just move uncontrollably. Any suggestions what to look at first? Thanks for the help. |
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| The contoller is Mach 3 via a KFlop/KAnalog. The contoller is not sending anything to the N360s. Where they used to sit still now makes them take off and buzz around. I wonder if one leg of my phase convertor is a little hotter then the other two by roughly 15 to 20 volts is making the N360s go silly. |
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