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21-12-2016 #1
Thanks John and GND. I will check the pins for damage
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26-12-2016 #2
Just in case anyone else is searching the forums about a similar issue, i replaced the damaged driver chip with a new one and the axis is now working fine again. There was a small silicone pad on the back of the old driver chip and thermal grease so i used this pad on the new chip and applied MX4 Thermal non electrically conductive paste to the back of the chip.
I did check that all the socket pins were working correctly and were not damaged prior to installing the new chip. The only slightly difficult thing was getting the pins into the socket without bending them as they are quite delicate. I did several hours of cutting last night with no issues
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26-12-2016 #3
Its always satisfying to get something that was broke working again
..Clive
The more you know, The better you know, How little you know
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27-12-2016 #4
Nice work! Hopefully a one-time glitch that won't ever happen again!
Cheers
Graeme
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01-02-2017 #5
Oh well, bad news its gone pop again, machine was not even cutting at the time just idling then pop and burning smell, opened up the controller and the same chip has blown again (the new one).
Any ideas what the most likely culprit could be ?
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01-02-2017 #6
if the replacement TA8435HQ was not a fake / factory reject
then it could be an intermittent break in the motor cables or connectors
damage to the current sense resistors and the PCB tracks
if the reference voltage to the IC is adjustable
the preset potentiometer may of become intermittent
plan B could be to unplug the stepper IC and connect a single axis stepper driver board to replace the faulty axis drive
a TBH6064 board will be a better choice than the infamous TB6560
John
PS
http://sound.whsites.net/fake/counterfeit-p1.htmSLast edited by john swift; 01-02-2017 at 09:52 PM. Reason: add PS
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01-02-2017 #7
Thanks John, thanks for the warning about the fakes, could be i guess, just seems a bit too uncanny that it would blow so soon after the original non fake on that was in it as that was the original chip.
Im seriously considering building a new box from the ground up, if theres one thing i dont like its worrying whether the machines gonna blow up during a cut, especially as i cut expensive material usually so it can cost me big if it craps out.
Ive alwasy been a bit dubious about this control box to be honest
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