Computer embroidery machine stepper motor abnormality:
1. The motor does not run
1) The driver has no supply voltage
2) The drive fuse is blown
3) Driver alarm (overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, overtemperature)
4) The connection between the drive and the motor is broken
5) Improper system parameter settings
6) The driver enable signal is blocked
7) The interface signal line is in poor contact
8) Driver circuit failure
9) The motor is stuck or malfunctioning
10) The motor is rusty
11) The command pulse is too narrow, the frequency is too high, and the pulse level is too low
2. The motor is stalled after starting
1) The command frequency is too high
2) The load torque is too large
3) The acceleration time is too short
4) The load inertia is too large
5) The power supply voltage is reduced
3. The motor runs unevenly and has jitter
1) The command pulse is uneven
2) The command pulse is too narrow
3) The command pulse level is incorrect
4) The command pulse level does not match the driver
5) There is noise in the pulse signal
6) The pulse frequency resonates with the machinery
4. The motor runs irregularly and sways forward and backwards
1) The command pulse frequency resonates with the motor
2) External interference
5. The motor positioning is inaccurate
1) Acceleration and deceleration time too
2) There is interference noise
3) Poor system shielding
6 . Motor overheating:
1) The working environment is too harsh and the ambient temperature is too high
2) Improper selection of parameters, such as excessive current, exceeding the phase current
3) The voltage is too high
7. Parking during work:
1) Drive power failure
2) Motor coil inter-turn short circuit or grounding
3) The windings are burned out
4) Pulse generation circuit failure
5) Debris is stuck
8. High noise
1) The motor runs in the low frequency region or resonance region
2) Pure inertial load, short program, frequent forward and reverse rotation
3) Hybrid or permanent magnet rotor magnet after demagnetization to single
Step run or in the step loss zone