Hey Folks,
First I'm very new to K40 repairs, so please try not to be too technical, so I understand.
I recently purchased a new XY Axis for my K40 and installed it. I hooked up the X (right to left) limit switch using the wires old limit switch wires located by the step motor on the right hand side.
Question is how do I hook up the Y (front to back) axis limit switch? I didn't see any other wires that would connect to that switch.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Need Help Installing Limit Switches on a K40
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Re: Need Help Installing Limit Switches on a K40
the switch for the Y axis is where the X axis switch is located just toward the back of the machine
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Makinnc wrote:Hey Folks,
First I'm very new to K40 repairs, so please try not to be too technical, so I understand.
I recently purchased a new XY Axis for my K40 and installed it. I hooked up the X (right to left) limit switch using the wires old limit switch wires located by the step motor on the right hand side.
Question is how do I hook up the Y (front to back) axis limit switch? I didn't see any other wires that would connect to that switch.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Need Help Installing Limit Switches on a K40
Hope this helps. Y switch is barely visible at the back. I drilled and tapped a pair of M3 holes for it in the back of the frame and it works fine!
As to wiring, you'll need to run a new set through to your DSP unit - I threw virtually all the old (chinese) wiring away and started from scratch. Be sure to use multi-strand wires on all moving parts since single-core will surely snap with repeated movement.
As to wiring, you'll need to run a new set through to your DSP unit - I threw virtually all the old (chinese) wiring away and started from scratch. Be sure to use multi-strand wires on all moving parts since single-core will surely snap with repeated movement.
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