#I found the culprit but...
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Sorry to hear that you're having trouble with your Z-axis bar. Here are a few possible solutions you can try:
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Check the wiring: Ensure that all the connections between the Z-axis motor and the control board are secure. Loose cables can prevent the motor from receiving the necessary signals to move.
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Check the motor: Disconnect the motor from the control board and manually move the Z-axis gantry up and down. If it moves smoothly, the motor is likely working fine. If not, you may need to replace the motor.
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Check the limit switch: The "printer halted" message could indicate an issue with the limit switch. Make sure the switch is properly positioned and not obstructed. You can also test the switch using a multimeter to check for continuity.
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Check the firmware: If none of the above steps help, there may be a problem with the printer's firmware. Ensure that you have the latest version of the firmware installed for your printer model. If necessary, consult the manufacturer o...
I had one guy sober the connection between the two parts in the picture but my instructions didn't say a word about a sodering kit.
Check your endstop status when not triggered and when you press the endstop yourself. Its possible your endstop is faulty.
Also what does "none of those worked" means in that context? What steps did you take to diagnose and solve the problem? Please provide detailed information, so people can actually help.
Can we delete this thread? I think I got it fixed.
Type "?solved" and it gets locked
?solved