Five solutions to the problem of stepper brake motor not turning

Regarding how to solve the problem of the stepper brake motor not turning. Firstly, wiring issues are usually found in old equipment. Since wiring is a problem that is easily overlooked, both signal and motor wiring are possible. Let's start with an elimination method.

Neither of the two stepper brake motors rotates. The power supply circuit needs to be considered. The control signal input circuit can basically be ruled out because of the problem with the motor circuit. It would be much easier if only one could work.

2. The power supply issue is also relatively simple. If the power supply of a group of drivers,V + and V-, is not sufficient, one driver will basically have no problem. It is generally caused by the aging of the power supply.

3. The wiring issue is much more complicated. But it is also very intuitive to see if there were any occasional malfunctions before the problem occurred. It's just that the machine works well sometimes and breaks down sometimes. If there is, it is 100% certain where the problem lies.

4. The signal issue is rather complex, but the probability of having neither of the two pulses is relatively low. If one pulse controls two drivers, such a problem is more common (though few people use it this way).

5. Problem with the emergency stop switch. If the emergency stop switch is broken, the motor won't move either.

The above content is the solution to the problem of the stepper brake motor not turning. Compani will regularly sort out and release motor information for everyone. Please stay tuned.