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Q: Hello, do I have a question? Is it a compatible with Atomstack A5 - 20W? Thank you for answer.
Asked by BG114252315 on 2021-02-04 09:11:43
Filiferous Not compatible
2021-02-06 12:01:49 Helpful (2)Q: Hello, do I have a question? Is it a compatible with Atomstack A5 - 20W? Thank you for answer.
Asked by BG114252315 on 2021-02-04 09:10:45
The seller Hello, compatible
2021-02-05 03:49:10 Helpful (4)
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pattarom Usually any NEMA 17 motor should run flawless. You only must check the connector pins position, because pins position is not a standard between manufaturers. If old motor is not burn, you can use a multimeter set in ohm measurement, to discover where motor coils are connected. To find a coil check what pins give continuity (or zero ohm). Compare the position of the old motor with the new one and modify the cable accordingly, changing the position of the wires in the connector. If the motor rotate in reverse, simply swap, between them, the wires of one of the coils (pratically invert the polarity of one of the two coils).
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