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Verified that the supports are the right way.

Tried turning the bed and the arms etc but the problem does not follow.

I initially had the bed supports the wrong way, as i assembled it back in september. But turned all of them around, and verified that all of the ejectormarks where pointing down. The high points does not follow the bed when turning but i could try to move the bed supports around, to see if high ...

I`ve finally had some time to play around with my Rostock Max V3. Up untill now, i`ve run G29 a numerous of times, followed the delta calibration wizzard, https://www.seemecnc.com/pages/delta-calibration-wizard and tried OpenDACT. No mather what i do, i do have some high points between the towers on ...

Check the wiring that goes into the rambo.

This end of the wiring was put together by Seemecnc, but on my kit it came assebled in the wrong position.
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You can test with m261 in the terminal and tapping it to trigger it

Got tip from support to run M261 in terminal and touch the hotend to get readings which showed none. Verified the blue wire, and it sure was set in the wrong position inside the terminal that goes into the Rambo acordingly to the Wiring diagram. http://seemecnc.dozuki.com/Document/23/.pdf Still ...

Which version of the firmware are you using? The problem your describing sounds like one that I had, and I solved it by making sure that my #define PRINTER in the configuration.h was set to my model (2). (In my case the Rostock Max v2) This may not work because the default is the RM3, and if you ...

I just finished a new build and fired up the printer. cleared eeprom and uploaded firmware, went into MC and used terminal and sent G29. The printer homes correctly, but when it starts to auto calibrate the bed, it crashes into X tower and stays there. Tried running the callibration procedure ...

I`m in the middle of the build, and have to agree that to find out what bag to use is the biggest challenge up until now. :) The overall instructions are very good. But I managed to Brake the thermomister while putting the PTFE tube onto each legs duringHE280 Assembly. Was pretty gentle but it ...