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ergoCub 1.0 S/N:000 – Connector of the right hip pitch encoder cable broken #1676

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paolo-viceconte opened this issue Nov 9, 2023 · 4 comments
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paolo-viceconte commented Nov 9, 2023

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ergoCub 1.0 S/N:000

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The connector of the cable of the right hip pitch encoder broke.

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While calibrating the robot, the cable of the right hip pitch encoder detached twice and then its connector broke.

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@sgiraz sgiraz moved this from Triage to In Progress in iCub Tech Support Nov 9, 2023
@AntonioAzocar AntonioAzocar self-assigned this Nov 9, 2023
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The connector of the cable of the right hip pitch encoder broke.

Hi @paolo-viceconte the connector mentioned in this issue is this, right?

AMO broken 1

Anyway, when can we intervernize with the AMO (cod. 6778.B) replacement?

cc @sgiraz @Fabrizio69

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Hi @paolo-viceconte the connector mentioned in this issue is this, right?

Yes, I meant that one (I wanted to take a picture but that piece had been detached from the robot), i.e. the connector of this cable:

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Anyway, when can we intervernize with the AMO (cod. 6778.B) replacement?

Whenever you can, from my side!

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I replaced the AMO board with the damaged connector and now the robot is working properly again.

cc @sgiraz @paolo-viceconte

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