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The cabling that runs to the head has a reputation for tiny opens and breaks. Hopefully this is the only issue.
What about the servos? Do they work? Do you have an ulticontroller?
To test the servos it's easiest to do it through USB. After connecting USB to a computer, you can run pronterface/printrun which is a fantastic, free, (easy to use gui) program for controlling and debugging your printer and can be downloaded from here:
Or you can use Cura print window in "pronterface" mode which doesn't have nearly as many features but you can still move the steppers.
Try moving X, Y, Z axes (E axis won't move without heating head). Also consider heating up the print head to see if that works also. Probably not if the cabling to the head is broken. Or it might be reading "temp error" if the wiring is broken which may disable all steppers - not sure.
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The cabling that runs to the head has a reputation for tiny opens and breaks. Hopefully this is the only issue.
What about the servos? Do they work? Do you have an ulticontroller?
To test the servos it's easiest to do it through USB. After connecting USB to a computer, you can run pronterface/printrun which is a fantastic, free, (easy to use gui) program for controlling and debugging your printer and can be downloaded from here:
http://koti.kapsi.fi/~kliment/printrun/
Or you can use Cura print window in "pronterface" mode which doesn't have nearly as many features but you can still move the steppers.
Try moving X, Y, Z axes (E axis won't move without heating head). Also consider heating up the print head to see if that works also. Probably not if the cabling to the head is broken. Or it might be reading "temp error" if the wiring is broken which may disable all steppers - not sure.
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