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    Just checked, and I should of said get TB6600 drivers if you do replace them.
    TB6560 is the older chip, whereas the TB6600 is newer, far more resilient, and has better performance.

    Which has also reminded me that the TB6560 has quite a large pulse width requirement. It needs a 10uS minimum pulse width, which limits it to 15KHz step rate. Some where in the Mach settings (think it's the motor tuning screen), there is a box for setting the pulse width. Make sure you have it set long enough.

    The attached chart shows the key differences between the chips.
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