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    This is a electrical / settings problem , nothing to do with the machine.
    It probably runs eding cnc , I and many others use the same controller with no problems.

    Flyer:
    http://www.edingcnc.com/upload/files...flyer_tech.pdf

    Manual:
    http://www.edingcnc.com/upload/files...n_v4.01.00.pdf

    Motors are pretty sturdy ... so they probably are fine if there is a problem It would be in the driver / controller board (unlikely) or cabling.

    You could also re-flash / update the firmware of the board ... not that It should do much but still.

    Can you make video's or whatever of what is happening?
    Than I can try to help you.

    Also the Owner of Eding CNC is really responsive. If the controller really is defect he will probably be the one to help you out.
    Last edited by DuffelBuffelWuffel; 23-09-2015 at 07:44 PM.

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