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Hello guys, After been able to print decent from January on I've stumbled on a serious problem. Today I printed a standard print. Only thing I did was bring the temperature up from 65 tot 69 degrees celsius to avoid warping on a big flat piece I was printing. Until I suddenly started to smell someth...

No my Y motor act as they should, but my extruder also makes my Y axis move but lot slower, it acts like the extruder motor works but then on my Y axis.

I was trying to record everything today to show what was wrong. And when I begun the printer started printing in the correct way. On the printing bed. Adjusted the printing bed for correct leveling. Started the job again. And my filament doesn't come out the nozzle. Temperatures are correct for extr...

So that means that my printer non treaded rods are to long and should be shorter?

So far the z-axis homes correct to the end stop also the x axis is correct it homes to the end stop.

For the y axis its homes to the end stop but it should go to the center.

Whatever I change, the printer still goes to the same wrong spot when homing in. I changed every setting in repertier or printrun and I also changed the code. But it keeps on going in the same spot. I think I have to alter something in the source code but I don't know what exactly. Hope anybody know...

Yep changed it in various ways. It keeps homing to the same position.

Hello, In Repertier or Prontrun you can set you're homing position to start printing. I'm not able to succeed in this. The extruder goes to my endstop and my printbed also goes to my endstop. But my extruder isn't above the printbed anymore then. It's hanging in free air and performs print tasks jus...

At mark,

after fixing the problem in win 8.1 .

I can use the software and make a connection on mac using the same baudrate as on win8.1 2550000

Tried in Windows 8.1 with arduino 1.0.1 and the firmware uploaded perfectly.

Everything loaded up correctly. now to fix the z axis from being stuck.