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stever1957 replied to the thread Motor Blown Up?.I imagine that these exposed wires at the motor now require some form of waterproof protection? -
stever1957 replied to the thread Motor Blown Up?.Actually, Woosh wrote: "You could use WAGO blocks as a temporary solution"
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stever1957 replied to the thread Motor Blown Up?.I imagine I'll have to make the joint waterproof somehow?
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It could be a bad contact on one if the phase wires, the thick green, yellow ond blue wires. Check first that the motor cable is pushed...
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Cut the connectors off and solder the opposing wire directly together , not forgetting to slide a bit of heat shrink along the wire...
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Andy is on holiday until the end of the week. You could use WAGO blocks as a temporary solution. When he gets back, I will ask him to...
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Only the three thicker Phase wires Green , Blue & Yellow are the ones that carry the higher current. The other three are Hall wires...
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It is not usual for the motor connector to melt , when faults occur they are more then often at the controller end.
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Solder them together. You'll probably never need to disconnect them again, and if you do, you can cut them. All that is a lot less work...
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Wago Lever-Nut Style (e.g., 221 or 222 series) Have cable retention via the spring or lever clamp. These are designed to grip the wire...
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stever1957 replied to the thread Motor Blown Up?.I see, thank you too :)
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stever1957 replied to the thread Motor Blown Up?.I see, thank you.
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Wago connectors are only good for testing. They have no mechanical cable retension and aren't designed for applications where vibration...
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stever1957 replied to the thread Motor Blown Up?.Well, while I'm waiting for my Wago connectors to arrive, I decided to connect them up. temporarily, with those white, nylon ones that...
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stever1957 replied to the thread Motor Blown Up?.:)
