Motor Handling: Ensure that the motor is securely clamped down and cannot move unexpectedly during operation. This is crucial to prevent any accidents or damage to the system.
Operating Ranges: Verify that the motor's intended operating ranges (voltage, current, speed, etc.) are supported by your setup. Operating the motor outside its specified limits can lead to malfunction or damage.
Power Isolation: Implement appropriate measures to quickly and safely isolate the power to the system if needed. This might include emergency stop mechanisms or easily accessible power switches.
General Safety: Always take reasonable safety precautions when handling electronic components. This includes wearing protective gear as necessary, ensuring a tidy and organized workspace, and being cautious of potential electrical hazards.