Robomaster123
USA
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The same day I got my revolution jd was the same day his left shoulder servo stopped working
. Can you please help? And one note: when I calibrate the servo, it won't work. When I tried rebooting, still wouldn't work. Please help! There is so much it can't do when it's left shoulder won't rotate! Also, I don't want to get any money or payments of any kind involved in this! The robot was expensive enough. Just please let it be easy! Remember.. No calibration, purchases, 3d printing or difficult and complicated methods! my robot is a revolution jd
If your servo is indeed faulty you need to Contact Us and ask for assistance....
I did
Assuming it is connected correctly, I would suggest trying to move the servo with a horizontal or vertical servo control. If it still doesn't move connect it to another digital port. If again it still does not move then it could be faulty, in which case I would advise submitting a warrenty claim using the contact us option for a replacement.
I just want this fixed today
Tried the port thing And the calibration And i just got it yesterday
@Robomaster123 You need to be realistic, if your servo is defective (unless you can fix it yourself) you're not going to get it fixed or replaced today on a Sunday... EZ Robot will be open tomorrow at 9am (CST).... Sorry dude, you'll just have to be patient....
Then unfortunately you will have to wait for a replacement as there is no easy fix if the servo is faulty. Warrenty claim replacements usually ship out pretty quickly. Im afraid there's nothing else I can suggest.
As Richard R and Steve G have pointed out; Ensure it's connected correctly and to the right port. Try adding a servo control and see if it will move via that.
Should neither work you will need to file a warranty claim via the Contact Us page which will take time for a replacement servo and certainly will not be processed on a Sunday.
If you are unable or unwilling to wait you are able to swap out the faulty servo for another of the same size and voltage rating. Be aware that revolution robots use servos which can work with 8.4v (fully charged 2S Lipo battery voltage).
Regardless of the outcome you will still be required to open the JD torso to swap out the faulty servo for the replacement.