Hi,
I recently bought a Geeetech A10 printer and everything seems to work until I auto home the printer. When I do this, everything seems to move to the correct position, however when the extruder is lowering along the Z-axis, it keeps on lowering and eventually just ends up jack-hammering the plate.
Is there a reason that this would happen? How could I fix this issue?
Thanks.
Update:
It appears that the limit switch isn't working for some reason or another. I'm trying to play around with the wires and just simple checks, but that's rather annoying considering I got the printer a few days ago.
Z-Axis limit switch not being tripped
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Re: Z-Axis limit switch not being tripped
Just a final update on this issue -
I disassembled it entirely and had a look in where the motherboard or whatever it's called is located. It seemed that whoever assembled this printer forgot to plug in the second half of the Z axis limit switch. After I plugged it in it is working as expected.
I disassembled it entirely and had a look in where the motherboard or whatever it's called is located. It seemed that whoever assembled this printer forgot to plug in the second half of the Z axis limit switch. After I plugged it in it is working as expected.