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Unresolved Software error when starting print

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  1. aenea22980

    aenea22980 New Member

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    For some reason my printer will no longer start a print, it fails at the first move to position. The G-code is as follows:

    <-ok
    ->N2 G21*24
    <-ok
    ->N3 M107*38
    <-ok
    ->N4 M190 S90*85
    <-ok
    ->N5 M104 T0 S235*32
    <-ok
    ->N6 T0*60
    <-echo:Active Extruder: 0
    <-ok
    ->N7 G28*20
    <-ok
    ->N8 M114*47
    <-X:120.00 Y:127.00 Z:0.00 E:0.00 Count X: 120.00 Y:127.00 Z:0.00
    <-ok
    ->N9 M105*46
    <-ok T:230.3 /235.0 B:89.5 /90.0 T0:230.3 /235.0 @:99 B@:127
    ->N10 G1 X120 Y127 Z5.18 F5000*20
    <-Printer stopped due to errors. Fix the error and use M999 to restart. (Temperature is reset. Set it after restarting)
    <-ok
    ->N11 M109 S235*92
    <-T:229.5 E:0 W:?
    <-T:228.7 E:0 W:?
    <-T:228.3 E:0 W:?
    <-T:227.8 E:0 W:?
    <-T:227.4 E:0 W:10
    <-T:227.4 E:0 W:10
    <-T:227.4 E:0 W:10
    <-T:227.6 E:0 W:10
    <-T:227.1 E:0 W:10
    ->N1 M110 S1*96
    ->N2 G28 X0*89
    ->M84
    ->M104 T0 S0
    ->M140 S0
    ->M84
    ->M106 S0

    I don't understand, what is it about this line that makes it have an error? "->N10 G1 X120 Y127 Z5.18 F5000*20" Everything else seems to be working fine, the xyz and extruder controls work fine until the printer has an error.

    I've been working on the fixes recommended here to reduce z-axis ribbing and one of them was stopping the z-axis motors from disabling between layers, could this be related to that?
     
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    aenea22980 New Member

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    I think I might have solved my own problem, the left z-axis switch appeared to be one or two threads lower than the right, so the right switch would be on and the left off. I turned the threaded rod manually until the switch appeared to be in the same position as the right, and now it seems to be working!
     
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  3. Robert Choban

    Robert Choban Active Member

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    Could you show a picture of how your switches are setup on your z axis
     
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