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any can help me? arduino code for washing machine stop when overload using weight sensor

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any can help me? arduino code for washing machine stop when overload using weight sensor
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Tmaster last edited by Tmaster

what is a weight sensor,and where you put this?

There are weight overload in a washing machine? my machine only stops if the weight is not centered, because it start to jumping
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RJ_Make Hero Member last edited by

I think a vibration sensor may work better in this case, and there are examples.
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