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Cremegg 01-07-2013 02:43 PM

SP GT 2.0 Pro & SP V3 Motor Only Working If Pushed
 
Hi guy

As per about title...

I have the above combo and the motor now will only work if the car is pushed

If it stops then I have to push the car again

I can't figure out

Has this happened to anyone before?

Thanks

RudolfXC 01-07-2013 02:52 PM

Either a connection in the motor is faulty (check with buzzer/meter) or there are faulty FETs in the ESC.

cutting42 01-07-2013 03:00 PM

It is down to one of the phases not working correctly which means the motor cannot self start but will carry on running once going and could be one of the following:

Poor connection down to weak connector or bad solder joint. An overheating motor/ESC can weaken solder joints.

Damaged ESC - try a different ESC to test - any make will do

Damaged Motor - try a different motor to test - any make will do

Damaged Sensor unit - you can only swap out if you have another SP motor sensor

Cremegg 01-07-2013 04:12 PM

Cheers guys

Just had a another fiddle at it and it seems to be phase A that is faulty (Blue)

It's working on and off but I'll try and different motor just to check

Hope it's not the ESC

OneKiwi 01-07-2013 05:06 PM

How did you measure that?

Cremegg 01-07-2013 05:16 PM

Hi

When I keep fiddling with the wire it work intermittently.

I'm gonna try another motor in min and see

Will post results

Cremegg 01-07-2013 06:14 PM

Hi

Just put a losi motor in and that is now perfect

No issues at all so I guess it's a faulty motor

But a new sensor board is £30 for the motor which is abit steep

Any other ideas what it could be motor wise?

Cheers

cutting42 01-07-2013 08:29 PM

If the ESC is capable of running an unsensored motor, unplug the sensor cable and see how it runs. If it is perfect then def the sensor if still not then it will be a winding. Either burnt out or a poor connection inside somewhere. Tough to get at the insides on some motors and if the winding is burnt out you are stuffed. If just connection then possible you could fix it if you can get to it.

Cremegg 02-07-2013 09:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cutting42 (Post 786466)
If the ESC is capable of running an unsensored motor, unplug the sensor cable and see how it runs. If it is perfect then def the sensor if still not then it will be a winding. Either burnt out or a poor connection inside somewhere. Tough to get at the insides on some motors and if the winding is burnt out you are stuffed. If just connection then possible you could fix it if you can get to it.

Sp motor runs fine sensor less but is still having the same problem of needing a push, losi motor sensor less is fine and runs perfect

Guess its the motor then

cutting42 02-07-2013 10:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cremegg (Post 786577)
Sp motor runs fine sensor less but is still having the same problem of needing a push, losi motor sensor less is fine and runs perfect

Guess its the motor then

Yup, looks that way. I would strip it down and see if it is anything obvious. Otherwise it is replacement time. Sorry!


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