[machine27]

I bougth nema 23 cnc kit by ebay and connect every componenet to pc and check the wiring again and again, and no movement happens please help me

[CaptainVee]

Is this your first time using emc?

Did you start the stepconf wizard in the "cnc" menu?
With stepconf, can you get the motors to turn?

[machine27]

yes I do, and this is my first time with emc2, I did all the instructions in the user manual and no respond.

[acondit]

I don't see a power supply in the kit????

[CaptainVee]

If you can tell more about what you did it would be easier to help. There is too much that can go wrong just to start writing possibilities down.

[lukewarm]

In the software did you unclick the E Stop and click the power button before trying to use the jog buttons? Otherwise more info is needed.

[machine27]

In the attached files I provided the connections and the breakout board type, and yes I connect the power supply and did all the necessary work, but no respond.
In addition that I don't now how to check every component if it is work correctly or not.
the stepper got too hot when I turn on the power supply.

[svenakela]

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the stepper got too hot when I turn on the power supply.

Unfortunately I think you answered yourself. Check your wiring, the steppers shouldn't get hot.

[machine27]

ok, did you see my wiring diagram in the attached file, tell me if it wrong, and give me the correct one

[svenakela]

Well, it doesn't help you if I read your diagram. You have to check your wiring, not the diagram...

[lukewarm]

Its impossible for us to help you without more information. Recheck all your connections, wiring diagrams and settings and come back if you have any specific questions.

[chester88]

Well since you said you have checked your wiring to the diagram..
Well the next thing I might do is check each individual component.
disconnect the power supply and check the output.
disconnect the breakout board and check that it actually sends out pulses with a multimeter.
The motors can become quite hot if the driver doesn't lower the output when it stops.