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You could try twisting or shielding. Else you could enable the "ENDSTOPS ONLY FOR HOMING" feature in the firmware, this will ignore the endstops during normal printing, which could damage your machine, but it will never ruin a print because of EMI.
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NIce Hack!
would love to do that to our Schoolprinter.. also a BFB3000.
you could try to use shielded cables and rewire all endstops.. but i know that could be a longer task to do.
Thers also this sticky shielding mesh you could buy and wrap the endstop cables.
http://www.hollandshielding.com/223-R_F
... eld-en.htm
I had some interference problems on my ultimaker.
got lot of old usb cables around so i chopped them up an rewired all endstops and all additionnal fans on my Ultimaker. no problems since.
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