Anyone recognize this motor?

[GOC]

Thank you for the information! Do I have to measure the voltage while the motor is running? Or can I just have the machine on?

Just needs to be on.

[BLKKROW]

Just needs to be on.

I finally had time to open up my machine and found the following:



I presume to measure the voltage I use the GND and VMOT, is this what you would do?

Edit: When I measure the voltage through the above mentioned terminals, I am reading 24 volts. This doesn't sound right.

[GOC]

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I use the GND and VMOT, is this what you would do?
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- Yes, that is correct.

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I am reading 24 volts.
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- Yes, this is also correct. Seems like your running a 24v setup, which is very nice because they tend to draw less amps. That will however make a lower voltage motor get real toasty for sure. You'll need a motor in like THIS (I don't know this seller; just using as reference).

Edit: Make sure to use the GND that's next to the VMOT when measuring, not the one at the top.

[BLKKROW]

- Yes, that is correct.



- Yes, this is also correct. Seems like your running a 24v setup, which is very nice because they tend to draw less amps. That will however make a lower voltage motor get real toasty for sure. You'll need a motor in like THIS (I don't know this seller; just using as reference).

Edit: Make sure to use the GND that's next to the VMOT when measuring, not the one at the top.

Would that be Nema 17 or 16?

I am just trying to find one from a reliable retailer.

Edit: Sorry I see it listed as Nema 17, I just cannot find a 24v stepper motor anywhere but eBay.com

[GOC]

Would that be Nema 17 or 16?...

- I'm not certain of that, I think Geoff might have more experience for identifying the motor type. I'm more of a circuit board expert.

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Measure it, if it is 4cmx4cm, just buy a standard NEMA17...