Y-Axis is moving while printing

[Lonzo]

I own a Geeetech Prusa I3X

I tested all the things in the manual.
Installing Repetier-Host (V1.6.0)
Installing the Drivers and finding the Printer in Repetier-Host, OK
Using Slic3r (V1.2.9) per Call from Repetier-Host, OK
Manually moving on the x,Y and Z axis, OK
Heating the bed and Extruder, OK
I worked my way through all the configurations.
So far, so good.

Loading File, slicing and starting to print, all works fine.
But all printing attempts gone wrong, because while printing the Y-axis seem to move!?
The printed lines wander in direction of the front of the printer more and more.
The grip of the filament on the surface of the glasplate is perfect.
I tried the newest version of Slic3r, the effect stayes the same.
I cant find a mechanical reason for this. Or can this happen, if the Y-Stepmotor is defect?

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Additionally the printed lines are not straigt, they look more like a corkscrewer...
I reduced the printing speed to 30mm/s without effect, except longer printtimes
Is there a configuration to fix this too?

I dont know, how to fix this. Can somebody help me, please?

[_kaktus_]

Hello.


Your printer is new. And you've probably just started your adventure.

So it's only natural that you need to gain experience and knowledge. For example, reading this forum.

The problem you're facing is layers shifting.
Almost everyone has to deal with it.

Look for topics in the forums that contain this problem. There are many of them.

[William]

I own a Geeetech Prusa I3X

I tested all the things in the manual.
Installing Repetier-Host (V1.6.0)
Installing the Drivers and finding the Printer in Repetier-Host, OK
Using Slic3r (V1.2.9) per Call from Repetier-Host, OK
Manually moving on the x,Y and Z axis, OK
Heating the bed and Extruder, OK
I worked my way through all the configurations.
So far, so good.

Loading File, slicing and starting to print, all works fine.
But all printing attempts gone wrong, because while printing the Y-axis seem to move!?
The printed lines wander in direction of the front of the printer more and more.
The grip of the filament on the surface of the glasplate is perfect.
I tried the newest version of Slic3r, the effect stayes the same.
I cant find a mechanical reason for this. Or can this happen, if the Y-Stepmotor is defect?

2.jpg

Additionally the printed lines are not straigt, they look more like a corkscrewer...
I reduced the printing speed to 30mm/s without effect, except longer printtimes
Is there a configuration to fix this too?

I dont know, how to fix this. Can somebody help me, please?

Hi, You may need to adjust the belt tension on the y-axis;
The drive board voltage can then be adjusted (0.8-1.2V).

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[Homer254]

Your stepper motors do not give positional feedback to your printer. So, if you forcefully move your motor during print, then the printer will not notice, and simply pretend it never happened.

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[eliebrooky]

I tested all the things in the manual.
Installing Repetier-Host V1.6.0.

Installing the Drivers and finding the Printer in Repetier-Host, OK
Using Slic3r (V1.2.9) per Call from Repetier-Host, OK
Manually moving on the x,Y and Z axis, OK

Heating the bed and Extruder, OK
I worked my way through all the configurations.
So far, so good.