SOLVED new motor trouble

Discussion in 'Calibration, Help, and Troubleshooting' started by mokrane, Feb 17, 2017.

  1. mokrane

    mokrane Member

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    hello peolpe, I am new in the 3d printing world, I buy a ctc prusa i3 (low price on) and I am upgrading it by changing important parts like the motors and the extruder or hotend, but I have a mater with my new X and Y axis motor, i buy from e3d this motors
    http://e3d-online.com/NEMA17-40Ncm-D-shaft?search=motor
    but since i placed the motors my y axe and somtimes also my x axe miss steps ,it blocks on it movment and then not go to the right position, I do not understand why, i triple cheked my mounting and evrry thing look good, my y plater move normally wen i hand move it and its the same for my x axe, nothing look bloks it physiqualy, I was wondering if it was not a bad sting of the driver voltage, could you please chek the product i buy and said me wich seting i have to put on my driver, in the product description they write rated voltage 2.55 volt but did this the value y have to set my driver voltage to?
    thanks for answering i really dont know much about motors and this kind of things then sorry if my question is stupid :)
    edit: ho and if you think is not that the mater and know a solution dont hesitate ;)
    edit2: for full information I also changed my belt in the same time I changed the motor, did that can be the mater?
     
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  2. Tom De Bie

    Tom De Bie Well-Known Member

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    Hello and welcome! :)
    For us to answer your question we will need a bit more information and maybe a picture or two.

    I'm assuming that you upgraded your motors from 1.8° to the 0.9°. Did you change the step value in your configuration.h file (Marlin)?
    When you move your axis' (X & Y) do the motors make a strange sound?
    What is the speed you are trying to print at? (mm/sec)

    Regards,

    Tom
     
  3. mokrane

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    hi, yes i changed the value of my default step per unit (double value will make more accurate cheking later) wen i move the axes the motor make musical look like sound,, and i am printing the same sped i was prntin befor changes, 60mm/s defult value of cura, travel speed 120mm/s
    to be honest i am doing a test because i cheked again the mounting and i think perhaps the mater come because my pulley was not in the right alignment, will said in 1 hour if the result is good or no.
    thanks for answaering waht you think anyway :)
     
  4. Tom De Bie

    Tom De Bie Well-Known Member

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    Then play around with the pot meter on the stepper driver until the missing steps disappears.
     
  5. mokrane

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    okey thank you, every thing looks like working good right now, thanks for help.
     

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