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I would say: start by marking all pulleys, belts, etc. with a marker. And see if they move relatively to each other.
Or otherwise, check if the driver-chips don't get too hot (e.g. cooling fan not working, vents blocked), so they do a temporary thermal shutdown, until temp drops again to a safe level.
Check if the cables to the steppers are okay, no bad contacts?
These are the first things that come to mind, but I don't know your printer, so there could be other issues.
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I would say: start by marking all pulleys, belts, etc. with a marker. And see if they move relatively to each other.
Or otherwise, check if the driver-chips don't get too hot (e.g. cooling fan not working, vents blocked), so they do a temporary thermal shutdown, until temp drops again to a safe level.
Check if the cables to the steppers are okay, no bad contacts?
These are the first things that come to mind, but I don't know your printer, so there could be other issues.
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