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Hello,

I got a problem with the homing of my Rostock 301.

One bearing activates the corresponding endstop and moves a bit down as it should.
The second stops before it hits the endstop and the third keeps running upwards, pressing against the endstop.
This behavior is independent of the axes.

Does anybody know a solution for this problem or has a suggestion? I tried configuring the options for endstops, axes max min, etc. in any possible way but I can't find the cause of the problem or it's solution..

Hi,
Did you have all the endstops correctly connected the corresponding connector(X_min-X endstop,etc.)
Then check if the cables of motors on 3 axes has good connections,rewire them if necessary.
And you can test if your endstops work normally by pushing them down(the motors will stop moving) when auto home.

Hello Midnightcrash,
Bonjour Midnightcrash,

You can find the original text into English following this original French text.

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Vous auriez une vidéo montrant le problème ?

Cordialement,

L'ami René
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Hello Midnightcrash,

Excuse me, I am unilingual francophone and I use Google translator to translate the texts of the forum in French and to write to you in English. Thank you for your understanding and your indulgence for these texts translated mechanically!

Do you have a video showing the problem?

Cordially,

Friend René

maybe you can check the endstops by using a multimeter.

Thank you for your replies. I managed to find and fix the problem by testing the endstops by hand while homing. The X-endstop and the Y-endstop crosstalked and that's the reason for the strange behaviour. I rewired and isolated them again, now everything is working.