brushless help?

[haz]

hey smart peoples of the internet i got a slight brushless problem, i managed to break 3 brushless escs yesterday and im wondering if i can get thiss running as a replacement

this was a hobywing 10 amp one that had the leads taken off to run just for the bec, now im wondering can i reatch wires and where would they go?
http://i947.photobucket.com/albums/ad31 ... 005-24.jpg

[earthwormjim]

Heya Haz.
I got a couple of those. The 3 motor wires solder to thr points between the pairs of chips in your pic.
Hope that makes sense??
Jim

[haz]

cheers and done.

all i get now is the normal staring beeps, then a constant beeping any thoughts?

[Jonny]

try a new battery

[haz]

will do

[haz]

fixed it was trims

[haz]

hey, help the fool time once again i'm afraid
normaly i can turn the motor round (and it spins) pretty smoothly, now after not being used in a while it feels really stiff and doesn't spin up very well and it seems something is grinding inside it making this happen, i had a look inside and found a small shard of metal inside and that made it a little better, how can i fix this completley

thank you

[earthwormjim]

Problem is that any metal shards cling to the magnets around the inside rim of the motor.
I have spent a good hour cleaning metal filings from the magnets. It did work,and turn freely again,eventually.
I found using tissues to wipe the magnets was the best way,changing tissues frequently,otherwise you just transfer the bits of metal around the magnets.
It can be done,just takes a while.
(Edit: You have to dismantle the motor to get to the inside.)

[haz]

thanks jim, will give that a go, my motor is already dissasembled, i have it held on just buy the magnets so i can take the disc off easyer

[haz]

once agian, someting is wrong, i dont get the beep when i plug the battery in and it just twiches when i use the throttle, how can i fix this?