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General Discussions / Re: Problem with the VEC200 controller
« Last post by KP on February 19, 2024, 12:11:29 PM »1.Does the fault occur under light or heavy load?
- Occurs when opening the control box. The motor has not been driven yet.
2. what length have the wires been extended?
- 6 sq.mm for phase wire and 16 awg for hall wire.
Have you used the same gauge wires (or preferably a thicker gauge) to extend the Phase Wires and Hall/Temperature Sensor wires?
- Use a phase wire of size 6 sqmm. Connect it to the phase wire attached to the motor by fixing a nut through the wire terminal. by not solder it. As for the hall sensor wire, solder it on both sides between the control box and the motor.
4. Have you ensured that decent soldered or crimped joins were made in the wires?
Connect and solder according to the golden motor diagram. Because the box flashes 6 times, it only happens sometimes. Because it can still run the motor.
5. Are you sure that none of the wires have inadvertently been transposed during the modification?
- I'm sure none of the wires were moved.
- Occurs when opening the control box. The motor has not been driven yet.
2. what length have the wires been extended?
- 6 sq.mm for phase wire and 16 awg for hall wire.
Have you used the same gauge wires (or preferably a thicker gauge) to extend the Phase Wires and Hall/Temperature Sensor wires?
- Use a phase wire of size 6 sqmm. Connect it to the phase wire attached to the motor by fixing a nut through the wire terminal. by not solder it. As for the hall sensor wire, solder it on both sides between the control box and the motor.
4. Have you ensured that decent soldered or crimped joins were made in the wires?
Connect and solder according to the golden motor diagram. Because the box flashes 6 times, it only happens sometimes. Because it can still run the motor.
5. Are you sure that none of the wires have inadvertently been transposed during the modification?
- I'm sure none of the wires were moved.