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Hello, i try to found what's the problem but i don't found how can i solve that problem

when i run the Gcode to calibrate on matter control, the hot end go down and hit against the X axis and if i don't stop that i think it's going to break it!

I had already clear the EEPROM, and reload the firmware, but nothing change

please help me it's my first 3D printer and i'm a beginner :/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jw-dqodgBjk

Make sure the connection to the HE280's PCB is tight and that you've got the wiring to the RAMBo connected properly.

g.

and don't post the same question in 2 different forums!

mhackney wrote:and don't post the same question in 2 different forums!

?really?
aren't we a little grumpy today? ...is geneb rubbing off on you?

LOL, yes and yes. I just spent 6 hrs driving from Boston to Rochester, NY so I'm a little tired. But the fact remains, double posting is uncool!

where a double post? on my presentation? isn't a double post,

well, everything is okay, i was just an assembly's problem of "Ends stop"

my bad, i'm French and i look only the vid' on the tutorial, after reading the tutorial, i removed the small levers, and now everything works

thanks for your reply

I was referring to this one: http://forum.seemecnc.com/viewtopic.php ... 002#p98002

but it seems it is a different topic but you used the same subject for both posts, making it confusing. No worries, sorry to add confusion. Geneb is rubbing off on my...

oh sorry it's a bad handling, i
I thought my post was not had not published
it's why I published twice

sorry not voluntary : /