[GM81]

Thanks for the reply... that's what I was afraid of. Bare with here, I am a "maintenance" noob. The table is all the way forward, so I climbed inside and pulled back the spring covering the ball screw, but I don't see a nut or anything to get a grip on to turn it.

[scadvice]

The ball screw itself rotates, just reach in (machine off) and hand rotate the screw until the table has moved off the end a couple of inches. Then turn the machine on and use the white jog button to move to the marks on all axis before CS it.
Steve

[GM81]

Never would of thought you could move the table by hand like that. Anyway, I moved it back about 4 inches and still nothing. I would think that would be far enough. The thing that puzzles me is I could understand Y having the amplifier fault, but if I have X or Z selected and hit Jog when the initialize screen is up, it also faults those axises. Do they run independently as far as electrical? Thanks for the suggestions, any other ideas?

Thanks!

Garrett

[GM81]

Got it now! I opened up the side cabinet and pressed all the reset buttons, fired it back up and she's good to go!

Thanks again for all the help guys, much appreciated!

Garrett
:cheers:

[Fadal Error]

Got it now! I opened up the side cabinet and pressed all the reset buttons, fired it back up and she's good to go!

Thanks again for all the help guys, much appreciated!

Garrett
:cheers:

I'm glad you thought of that. You just cured my headache today. I had the same problem and it looks like it's gone now.