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  1. 09-04-2020 #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doddy View Post
    Stepper: If it goes in the wrong direction, swap one pair.

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    I am just getting a knocking noise - no movement.

    I forgot about the 5th and 6th wires from the steppers. They run from the stepper to the underside of the cabinet - I will try and trace th- this may take some time.....

    UPDATE
    I have manage to get underneath (glad the router wasn't sat on a table) and it looks like the rogue blue and white cables are connected through the umbilical (the wiring diagram I have does not show them). Thre are several identical multicore cables going from inside the cabinet through to the underside and as my arms aren't long enough I am going to have to leave it until tomorrow as I don't want to cut the wrong ones.
    Last edited by ngwagwa; 09-04-2020 at 02:21 PM.
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