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Variant KL23H51-24-08B Stepper wiring
I bought three KL23H51-24-08B steppers from rrrf.org earlier this year and I discovered that the color codes were wildly different than what was listed in the docs.
These motors work when wired as follows:
A – Black
B – Red
C – Green
D – WhiteYellow and Blue together
Brown and Orange togetherBefore I figured out the wiring was different the motors just sat there and buzzed – no motion. I have no idea why these color codes are different but I thought this might help someone else if it was not widely know already.
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