#Need help replacing the Y belt of my Tronxy crux 1

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proper cedar
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Hello there is no tutorial online for this specific printer. I tried reinstalling the belt by a spare one I had, I am not sure about the exact size. How do I know the tension is right ? should I try to print a benchy ? thanks

hallow basaltBOT
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When reinstalling the belt on your 3D printer, it's important to ensure the tension is correct for optimal performance. To check the tension, gently press on the belt with your finger. It should feel firm, but still be able to move slightly if pressed. If it feels too loose or too tight, you may need to adjust it.

While printing a Benchy is a good way to test the overall performance of your printer, it may not directly indicate whether the belt tension is correct. Instead, try observing the movement of the print head during rapid movements and direction changes. If it moves smoothly without skipping or excessive wobbling, then the belt tension is likely correct.

If you're uncertain about the correct belt size, consult the manufacturer's specifications or reach out to their customer support for guidance. They can provide you with the appropriate belt size and any other specific instructions for your printer model.

proper cedar