Functional Artist
Well-known member
Thanks for the additional info
It looks like your Hall wires are "out of alignment"
...this could be (at least part of) your wires gettin' hot issues
In one of the videos I posted (last video in post #6)
I showed how the "seller", that I bought my motor from
...instructed me to re-arrange the wires , to reverse the rotation of my motor.
To be specific, this is what I was instructed to do
Phase wires
Blue to Green
Green to Blue
Yellow to Yellow
Hall wires
Red to Red
Black to Black
Blue to Yellow
Green to Green
Yellow to Blue
* Think of it like "the Donkey & a Carrot"
...if you dangle a Carrot in front of a Donkey, he starts moving toward the carrot
In a brushless motor the Hall signals are the Carrot
...& the Phase wires are the Donkey
So, lets say, for instance, a Hall wire is "activated"
...the corresponding Phase moves toward it (& the motor shaft turns)
Then, when that Phase gets close, that Hall wire "shuts off"
...& the next Hall wire activates (causing it's corresponding Phase to move toward it)
...& so on ...& so on...round ...& round
But, "if" the "Carrot" gets dangled too close or too far away from the "Donkey"
...he probably won't act right (or as expected)
It's kind of the same thing, in this situation
...if a Hall signal is "calling" for the wrong Phase, at the wrong time
...things would not/could not function properly
It may still function
...but, not properly
