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UM3 extended lift calibration impossible, fails every time. firmware 5.3.0
Solved, this was a second hand printer with er17, i changed the position of the X and Y switch on the board an this problem was solved but a new problem arrived, the head calibration error, the connection of the X and Y motor was switched so i placed the X and Y to the correct connection on the motherboard, changed the motor X and Y and now this works, still need to print to test but maybe this can help someone with the same problem 🙂
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Solved, this was a second hand printer with er17, i changed the position of the X and Y switch on the board an this problem was solved but a new problem arrived, the head calibration error, the connection of the X and Y motor was switched so i placed the X and Y to the correct connection on the motherboard, changed the motor X and Y and now this works, still need to print to test but maybe this can help someone with the same problem 🙂
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