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    terminal block on the g203v

    I started having trouble getting the z axis to move ,checked for loose connections etc,drives all showing green light and motor stiff when power is on ,so its a control problem,After much looking around all the wiring it turns out its the terminal block toch it and the z works momentarily so i pulled the terminal block (2of) and put it back on and the z is ok,should these contacts be cleaned
    Gecko is sending me some new blocks


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    How old are the original terminal blocks?

    Mariss


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    terminal blocks

    my machine was built in 2007,and gecko is sending a new block
    I am surprised but they are push on push off and i have never touched them till now (them i should say the z axis one)


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