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11.05.2008, 07:12 PM
Basso --
We see (rarely) a failure like that -- often they are caused by a cracked resistor or capacitor (or solder ball stuck under a chip, or bad solder joint, etc.) that was missed during testing, and fails shortly after. What we call that behavior is "two phasing" -- means that two phases are working, but one either isn't driving, or has a problem with the back-EMF circuit. We'll make sure you get your replacement ASAP. President, Principle Engineer Castle Creations |
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