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As the title says. It's an EZ robot micro lever servo. When I try to move it with a script or "H" or "V" servo control... Nothing.
It's not released
Ezb is connected
7.4 LiPo battery is fully charged
Ezb has been power cycled
Doesn't work on different digital ports
It's connected correctly (and always has been)
It worked up until yesterday
It's not under any strain in any way
It's been calibrated correctly (it used to work ok as mentioned above)
Other servos work on the same ports
Wires have freedom of movement
Tried a new project with just a vertical servo control
Moves freely when I turn it by hand (connected or not).
Any ideas?
open the servo see for burn marks
It's a bit difficault to get to at the moment unless I do a major disassembly of the robot. I don't want to do that just yet until all other avenues for remedies are exhausted.
Thanks anyway Patrick.
Looks like you've done as thorough a diagnostic as possible. It appears to be an electrical failure within the servo. A continuity test of the 3 leads might locate something or point to an internal issue.
@Steve G,
Did you try the old stand by for any Windows computer? Reset everything. Close EZARC, reset the computer, re-install ARC, start your Project, re-establish the WiFi connection, finish that beer, cross your fingers, then try out the servo control.
ah ok
Your servo is broken. What's connected to it?
Great eyeroll. It's connected as seen in the photo...
The head weighs about the same as a JD head so weight should not have been an issue.
It looks much larger, and has a metal speaker with magnet, and more plastic... visually it appears to weight more. I would assume your servo is not working because it is damaged. Easily replaceable
Although I do recommend a larger servo. Those little guys are only good for a small amount of weight.