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Y axis is not working right and shifting mid print

By matc94, in Ultimaker 3D printers

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matc94
Posted in Y axis is not working right and shifting mid print

so I've printed 3 things now successfully and I was printing something else it was nearly done about 4 hours into it and then it started screwing up and shifted over about .75% of an inch not sure what is causing it I noticed if I turn off the machine completely and then try to manually move the head around I can move the head around the x axis but when I try to move it around the y axis it locks up in certain places.

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