Customer Reviews for Sewing Machine Servo Motor Brushless 750W 220V install Energy saving Noiseless

Hooked and going in about an hour. No real issues in lining it all up.

Motor works great, tonnes of power and fantastic low speed control. It is a bit louder at very low speeds than I was expecting, but not intrusive and becomes almost silent as RPM increases. Easy to mount.

Was shipped quickly, installed easily and works amazing. Much more power than my older Servo. I would buy more of these for our other machines when the stock units go bad.

A few reviews have said you can replace the Hall sensor with a 5k potentiometer to control the motor speed.I tried this replacement but am having a problem. My pot wiper controls the speed in the opposite direction. That is, when I turn wiper counterclockwise, the motor speed increases. When I turn the pot wiper clockwise, the, speed decreases. This is the opposite of what I would expect. (I have tired different wiring positions with no success.) Is this situation due to motor controller originally set up to use a Hall sensor? What am I doing wrong? Thanks for any help.

The servo motor works great on my Chinese shoe patch machine!It was shipped well packaged and was easy to set up with a sewing machine pedal.

Bought and install month ago and run couple of times, so far so good. See how is goes will update with full run performance. Thanks

Super fast, great service, recommeneded +++++++

Removed old motor on my Brother 755 industrial to slow it down and make it more manageable for canvas work, Had my machine up and running in an hour. Fit perfectly with appropriate adjustment of the provided motor bracket. Manual is crappy but You Tube is your friend.You will likely need a new belt. Easy purchase at the auto store.I happened to have a spare belt at home which fits nicely. Funny story, The belt was used on my Yanmar diesel in my sailboat for my old Hitachi alternator. Coincidentally the boat is where all my canvas work is going.Sweet!

How can a tiny 5lb 750W servo motor possibly be more powerful than a 45lb 450W motor that came with my sewing machine? I don't know but it is 100% definitely stronger, and the install took 10 minutes, just had to remove 3 bolts, pop off old motor, then put on new motor using the same holes, and using the included bolts. Super easy. This thing is probably going to last about 5 years, so for the cost, I will definitely just replace it if it breaks.