#CR10s Homing
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suddenly or after firmware update?
if suddenly check if the endstop got stuck
@simple maple
its been doing it
since 3 firmwares ago ive updated multiple times thinking it would fix it
yes
check if it can move freely and if you have a spare part try that one
the stop can move freely?
maybe its damaged they are often so super cheap that its horrible
but why would that make the z axis go up
if your printer think its closed it always goes upwards till its gets an open signal
if thats never coming
it goes up
then either the z stop it self the wire or the connector is the error
ok
there is also a smart chance something on the board failed but im unable to tell you what because thats extremly rare
you can try plugging in the cable into the x end stop and see if the problem follow
ok tried swapping, tried brand new stop and its still going up
damn it
have you tried plugging in the z endstop into x axis and see if that changes something?
yeah
did you check the connection on the board?
yeah its all plugged
that includes the connector sometimes the cabels are not correct in there
for fun unplugg and replug it
hmm
cable could be otherwise if you replaced everything maybe try an old firmware of reset the epprom
It really sounds like the phase is inverted to me
There are a few situations where the wire for a motor can get plugged in upside down somewhere, and it does this
If you invert the two pairs (red and blue, green and black) it will turn the opposite direction
This video is about inverting the direction of a stepper motor, easy and quick. It shows the two simplest methods of how you can invert an axis, extruder, etc.
Warning
Be careful, better be safe, and measure the coils yourself using a multimeter in resistance mode if you attempt to do the hardware method. If not, you could fry your...
It's unfortunately kinda common for 3rd party NEMA stepper motor cables to have the pins scrambled, and have to be taken out of the connector and switched around like this
But would that make it happen suddenly?
Suddenly?
It's trying to do the normal homing operation just in the wrong direction isn't it?
yes but suddenly not always
Yall got firmware recommendations incase it might be a firmware issue?
My self compiled Marlin has been fantastic once I got over the immense migraine of setting it up
Ok i tried another wire and surprise surprise it still wants to go to god
Also just realized when it moves up it still reads as 0.00
Doesn't start counting until it reaches the homing switch
Ah ok so how the hell do i fix this
i need to try and figure this out as soon as possible
Have you changed any hardware or is it only the firmware that you have updated?
both
What hardware have you changed
the actual stop and wire
yup
So you Z is reversed?
ye
Can you get a pic of the steps per mm from the configure menu
To be clear, it was OK b4 you flashed new fw?
yea
In the printer menu the is a screen showing how many steps per mm travel, I think it usually says 800 for x, y
Where