As described on the title,
Not properly functioning with left turning,
How do I fix it?
Or what part do I buy here?
I'm a newbie. Plz give me a hand~ some kind of expert here:<
Hmmm. 
You appear to have stumbled onto a discussion board dealing with electronic equipment.
You perhaps want a "learn to drive" area for your particular country?
Uh - I do believe you forgot to tell us what you have and what you're trying to do with it...
Paul__B:
Hmmm.You appear to have stumbled onto a discussion board dealing with electronic equipment.
You perhaps want a "learn to drive" area for your particular country?
I mean no 'how to drive'. I mean simply the broken part here instead. Describing more precisely, hmm,
Mine is a type of a 'segway PT'. It functions O.K to the right side, if I lean myself to the direction.
Only left side not go.
I'm trying to do this, because I can't get any A/S for this stuff.
O.K! anyway I can't dump this vehicle because it doesn't go to left. Otherwise it works perfectly.
Self-balancing or other functions without any problem.
In this case,
The trouble occurs from
- Mechanical instruments
- Somewhere arduino circuit
Which one is the answer? Helpers?
Just with one two points welding, I can do myself.
Any supposition is good enough for me now.
I don't even know where to go.
schematic? code?
There's something wrong with one of the two, but who knows what without seeing them...
HTCwanted:
O.K! anyway I can't dump this vehicle because it doesn't go to left. Otherwise it works perfectly.
Self-balancing or other functions without any problem.In this case,
The trouble occurs from
- Mechanical instruments
- Somewhere arduino circuit
Which one is the answer? Helpers?
If you want to figure out a problem like that you need to consider the history and how the problem emerged, including events that might have caused the failure.
Questions ...
- Did it ever work properly?
- Did it fail suddenly or gradually?
- Did it fail while you were using it?
- If so, what precisely were you doing when it failed?
- If it failed between uses )i.e. it was working perfectly when you put it away and not working next time you tried it) how long was it unused?
- What sort of sensors does it use to detect "lean" for steering purposes?
Some diagnostic thoughts ...
- If it can balance and move forwards and backwards (and turn right) it is very unlikely that there is a fault with the motor control circuits.
Guess ...
- There is a failed turn sensor - which might be as simple as a loose soldered joint
...R
Robin2:
If you want to figure out a problem like that you need to consider the history and how the problem emerged, including events that might have caused the failure.Questions ...
- Did it ever work properly?
- Did it fail suddenly or gradually?
- Did it fail while you were using it?
- If so, what precisely were you doing when it failed?
- If it failed between uses )i.e. it was working perfectly when you put it away and not working next time you tried it) how long was it unused?
- What sort of sensors does it use to detect "lean" for steering purposes?
Some diagnostic thoughts ...
- If it can balance and move forwards and backwards (and turn right) it is very unlikely that there is a fault with the motor control circuits.
Guess ...
- There is a failed turn sensor - which might be as simple as a loose soldered joint
...R
Your answer helped thanx! Have a good one. At least, I have some direction to go now.
DrAzzy:
schematic? code?There's something wrong with one of the two, but who knows what without seeing them...
Ah... schematic and code sounds horrible for me now. my major was administrative management... not electronics.:<
Just some welding I can do though. I probably should more study this one.
Thanx for your tips anyway. schematic means to be welded again and code means that I need to plug in the circuit part to my computer and coding again.
sounds like this one's gonna be very complicated.
Alright... then simple question I make now..
Oven reflow works for this one too? just like the graphic card reflow?? for the schematic part?