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resolve this problem y axis

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trist077

resolve this problem y axis
July 21, 2015 07:31AM

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the z anx x axis home fine etc but everytime the y axis homes iit makes this noise as if i keeps going had it since had the machine endstop wired up and led shows when hit

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Dust

Re: resolve this problem y axis
July 21, 2015 09:00AM

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Does m119 show triggered when you hold down the Y endstop?

Is the Y endstop plugged ito the Y-Min or Y-max endstop plug (should be Y-Min) (presuming you even have a min and max, no mention of main board.)

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trist077

Re: resolve this problem y axis
July 21, 2015 10:54AM

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will check later as run printer off lcd not done via usb for a while sure its on y min on ramps as not long unpluged and put all back together

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GRAYWOLF

Re: resolve this problem y axis
July 21, 2015 05:00PM

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You have the X and y endstops connected to the wrong imputs.
The bed should home to the ~~front away from the motor!~~ on top of the motor
Failing that, the endstop is slipping.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/22/2015 01:58AM by GRAYWOLF.

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Dust

Re: resolve this problem y axis
July 21, 2015 07:31PM

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GREYWOLF, you are 100% wrong!

X homes correctly, so cannot be miss wired.

Min endstops are at back and left of a standard I3 type machine. Where the Y moves the bed. This is complealy independant of where the motor is.

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GRAYWOLF

Re: resolve this problem y axis
July 22, 2015 01:44AM

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Dust
GREYWOLF, you are 100% wrong!

X homes correctly, so cannot be miss wired.

Min endstops are at back and left of a standard I3 type machine. Where the Y moves the bed. This is complealy independant of where the motor is.

Yes you are correct, serves me rights for tyring to do to many things at the same time.

Move the y-endstop closer to the front and try again, the beds front left corner should stop under the nozzel, if its not the endstop is not being read or is slipping. (I get this with the X carriage.

Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 07/22/2015 01:57AM by GRAYWOLF.