How to fix E-3 Error Code 3 E3 Jammed and Smoked Industrial Servo Motor Main Board Sewing Machine

Here we intentionally jam an industrial Servo Motor over and over until we cause the main board to fail. Next we tear it down and show you how to find the damage and fix it. We use a base model Industrial Sewing Machine Servo Motor system usually found rebranded by Vevor and other Chinese importing company's. Also shown is how to upgrade it so you do not keep burning out main board PCB's
Parts are available at: www.ServoMotor...
Get the Mosfits here:
www.servomotor...
Get the thermal switch here:
www.servomotor...
Get a complete board here:
www.servomotor...
Get a complete control unit here:
www.servomotor...
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[@transmitterguy478]

That is impressive.

[@ayyongnolasco3680]

Was that a bldc motor?

[@danielmartin382]

Yes, these are BLDC motors.

[@rafaelsantana2702]

How can I buy this part you replaced? Can I have informations ,Like part number? Thanks

[@danielmartin382]

The OEM part is available in the link above. It is not available from the normal US parts houses.
Optionally go directly to the part www.servomotorkit.com/product-page/xiner-xnf19n60t-58a-super-mosfet-oem-original-equipment

[@thenextscoopadventures]

I can easily destroy one ;)