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Unresolved Slanted X Axis

Discussion in 'Troubleshooting' started by WIRGaming, Aug 25, 2015.

  1. WIRGaming

    WIRGaming New Member

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    Hello Robo Community

    I just installed a new X Carrage and went to start a print. My whole X Carrage is slanted between the 2 poles. One side is a bit higher and the other is and it won't print right. How should I fix this? Also when I lower my X axis all the way down on Cura it only goes down to the middle it doesn't go much further down. How do I fix this. More importantly how do I get my X axis flat instead of tilted.
     
  2. WheresWaldo

    WheresWaldo Volunteer ( ͠° ͟ʖ ͡°)
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    Are you really talking about Z axis?

    If its the bed, then to get Z flatter, make sure all the magnets are firmly seated in the holes. When you tighten the Y axis belt sometimes it will bow the bed support and one or more magnets will need to be 'pushed' into the holes.

    If it's really X, then I need a picture.
     
  3. WIRGaming

    WIRGaming New Member

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    1 of the Z rod sensors or whatever is higher than the other, thus tilting the X Axis
     
  4. Mike Kelly

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    Twist the Z threaded rods until the X axis is level. Do a paper leveling.
     

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