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    Hi,

    I have purchased a new Chinese 1325 cnc machine from china, but when running a file on this after a few minutes the Y Axis seems to start drifting and losing its position. At the end of the file if I go to zero point it is completely off on the Y axis. Can anyone give me any suggestions as to why this could be happening?

    CNC router has servo motors, and is running on NcStudio software.

    I am based in UK, West Yorkshire, I would be willing to pay someone to fix this for me as this is quite urgent.
    Thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by solzy View Post
    Hi,

    I have purchased a new Chinese 1325 cnc machine from china, but when running a file on this after a few minutes the Y Axis seems to start drifting and losing its position. At the end of the file if I go to zero point it is completely off on the Y axis. Can anyone give me any suggestions as to why this could be happening?

    CNC router has servo motors, and is running on NcStudio software.

    I am based in UK, West Yorkshire, I would be willing to pay someone to fix this for me as this is quite urgent.
    Thank you
    First mark the axis motor coupling to motor shaft and leadscrew, with a marker pen.

    It's possible it's slipping little by little, then try tightening both coupling locking screws. Check the Y axis leadscrew nut also.

    Also, try unplugging and reseating all y axis cables, with power off.

    Last edited by servtech; 02-24-2023 at 01:43 PM.


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