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Servo Connected To D1 Isn't Moving At All

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I connected the cables everything that was shown in the website. When I completed the project the servo connected to D1 isn't moving. I turned it off - I tried to move it - it is very difficult to do so. All other are moving except this one. Faulty servo? I just bought this:(

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Hi @vitalikaush,

First I need to ask, is the servo on D1 connected in reverse by accident?

Have you tried a different servo on D1? If another servo works on D1 you can then determine that it's the servo that's the issue.

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