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13 mar 2021 · The Y-axis limit switch is not being depressed and the limit stop is about .5 inches away from the switch. The control unit locks at this point and must be power cycled to regain control. If I manually depress the limit switch then it appears to act normally.
20 lip 2022 · Make Sure Your Y-Axis Carriage Is Hitting The Y Limit Switch. Check the Connections of the Limit Switch. Make Sure Your Stepper Motor's Cables Are Seated Properly. Revert To Stock Firmware. How to Upgrade Y-Axis. Belt Tensioner. Linear Rails. How to Fix Y-Axis Getting Stuck or Not Smooth.
After clicking "Home", the X or Y axis hits the limit switch. ¶ Cause analysis. Endstop switch error, unable to trigger. ¶ Troubleshooting and solution. Measure the continuity of the X and Y-axis limit switches.
Y-Axis Homing Troubles? Here’s What to Do. – Ensure that Y-Axis Carriage meets the Y Limit Switch without any hitches. – Double-check those Limit Switch connections. – Ensure Stepper Motor Cables are snug and secure. – If you’ve tinkered with the Firmware, it might be time to go back to basics.
Check the pulley looseness before switching on the machine. X/Y/Z axis pulley adjustment: Gently turn the pulley to check whether it is idling or jammed. If this phenomenon occurs, use an open-end wrench to adjust the tightness of the hexagonal eccentric isolation column to make it rotate smoothly.
Does anyone know of an adapter or bracket to place a limit switch on the front side of the Y axis on an Ender3 Pro? I'd like to place a switch that gets triggered when the print finishes so I can detect and shut down a separate piece of equipment.
The Z axis moves down hits the limit stop and appears OK, but when the bed hits the y axis limit stop it then, as expected, stops and moves forward slightly and then continues moving backwards towards the y limit switch, there is a juddering as the bed tries to move backwards.
