[ultimaker original,ready but not able - solved]

Sorry to come up with the same thing again: Did you actually check if the jumper in the middle connects the two pins? There could also be a broken connection from the pins to other parts of the board. Easiest thing to try is to use two jumpers from another axis, e.g. from the second extruder.

 

no worries, you were absolutely right. One of the jumpers must have been broken, 'cause after switching with the ones of the second extruder printer works great.

Many thanks for all helping out!

 

[ultimaker original,ready but not able - solved]

All, thanks for the fast answers. Unfortunately the jumper is not the problem. See pic below. And Anon4321, I did select the right machine. Any suggestions are welcome!

 

[ultimaker original,ready but not able - solved]

Hi all,

Fitst of all, I'm happy to be part of the Ultimaker community. Looking forward to learn and share a lot.

Last weekend I spend 8 hours building my Ultimaker Original. Great fun and not as difficult as I feared. At the end of the evening everything seemed to work fine. The next day however, it turned out that the prints that are made are strangely tall. In other words x and y seem to print correctly, but the z seems to big. Prints become very tall. The Ultimaker Robot was aprox. 5 times higher than expected...

Since I'm an absolute beginner in the field I've no idea where to start solvind the problem and any ideas would be very much appreciated.

Have a great evening,

Maarten