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gb721 wrote:Wiring seems okay and when I home all 3 axis' move correctly.

But you said "move the Z axis the Y axis moves instead" before,which didn't mean you need to exchange the two cables?

devamp wrote:No, I believe it has something to do with the endstops.
I tried troubleshooting but no luck so far.

I think you can show us with a video,which including the LCD status and all axes movement status when you send a "home" command...

William Kwok wrote:

gb721 wrote:Wiring seems okay and when I home all 3 axis' move correctly.

But you said "move the Z axis the Y axis moves instead" before,which didn't mean you need to exchange the two cables?

I have done that with no improvement. I can move the Y independently, the X independently, but when I try Z the Y moves instead.
If I Home all they all move correctly so I don't think its a hardware/wiring issue but rather something in the firmware.

1.Did your printer print normally?
2.Also,did you send the command "anto home" before you test the function "move axis"?As far as i know,there may be some problems in movement if you test the motor movement without "auto home" operation.