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			<title><![CDATA[Y-Axis AWOL]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Hey All,</p><p>My SD2 has been pretty great over the past 9 months, but as of recently, I&#039;ve had some problems.<br />Primarily, the Y-stepper motor &quot;skips&quot; about a half-hour into a print. I called HQ for advice, and was told to adjust the Y motor. I did, and it was as taught as it was when I corrected it last August. That didn&#039;t work, and i was told to adjust my baud rate. That shift the problem from negative y-shift to positive y- shift.<br />I called again, and was told to adjust the Y screw in the Motherboard by 1/16th of a turn clock-wise.<br />I did, and now i can&#039;t get the cartridge to move in the Y axis AT ALL.<br />Help? Thanks.</p>]]></description>
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