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    y axis problems

    I cannot move my Y axis mor than 1/8 inch without an error coming up( m1 position error) any one have an idea of what could be wrong.
    Thanks Ian


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    it sound like your encoder on your motor might be on the fritz.
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    I agree with the encoder more than likely causing your problem. Which axis are you calling Y?


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    Thanks for the help guys. I crawled under the machine and disconnected the belt from the motor to pulley and the motor worked fine. After a complete cleaning and greasing of the ballscrew it now moves smoother and quieter than ever. I guess I have to get rid of the 4 inches of sawdust under the machine. Thanks again for taking the time on a sunday to help
    Ian


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