OK..Thank you...I made a video of the state of the art right now. I reassembled everything very carefully, routed the 5 wires not in contact with the 3 phase wires.
The problem that you see in the video is that if I power up the unit, wait, start pedaling ....the motor doesn't engage BUT if after start pedaling , I stop for a moment pushing on the pedals and then push them again (without letting the bike stop), the motor starts!!! and then everything seems to work good, even the sensibility of the torque itself. it's like the torque doesn't engage well .... I noticed also that if I "kick" the pedals, then the torque "unlocks" and it works....
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In the video you see that I start and nothing happens, then you can hear the motor just after I stop and restart pedaling without letting the bike stop...then when I stop completely (00:50 second of the video) and start pedaling..nothing happens until I release the force and put back on the pedals.....soooo strange!!!
The torque sensor from my close inspection, looks good so I don't know if it could be malfunctioning anyway and if there is a way to test it before buy a new one.....but the data from the "technical" menu are good?.....
casainho said:
electroriderIT said:
thank you Casainho for helping me out with this…it’s frustrating….I got to understand the problem and solve it
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In the “technical” menu I have those values…don’t know if they are correct or too low, but the motor doesn’t ingage
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Hope you meant those ….
What do you think?
I also read that the 5 pin wires that comes from the motor must not be too close to the 3 phase wires…I will try to change their position…now are attached
Ok, cadence seems to be ok as also torque sensor, as long torque sensor ADC values increase when you press the pedals.
Maybe the issue is some wrong configuration??
Other way I can't understand why