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The Z axis is stuck or the limit switch is broken - ER16
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· The Z axis is stuck or the limit switch is broken - ER16
If you go to System -> Maintenance -> Diagnostics -> Limit switches, does the indicator for the Z-switch get an "X" in it? And does it go away when you manually grab the platform and pull it up?
If not, you're either dealing with a broken switch, a bad solder joint of the wires attached to the switch itself or a bad connection to the mainboard. If you have access to a multimeter you can probe the connector for continuity and see if it gets continuity when the switch is pressed, that would verify that the switch is physically ok or not.
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If you go to System -> Maintenance -> Diagnostics -> Limit switches, does the indicator for the Z-switch get an "X" in it? And does it go away when you manually grab the platform and pull it up?
If not, you're either dealing with a broken switch, a bad solder joint of the wires attached to the switch itself or a bad connection to the mainboard. If you have access to a multimeter you can probe the connector for continuity and see if it gets continuity when the switch is pressed, that would verify that the switch is physically ok or not.
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