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[BUG] Mega Pro very loud Z-Stepper #518

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CraftoHohenvels opened this issue Mar 16, 2024 · 3 comments
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[BUG] Mega Pro very loud Z-Stepper #518

CraftoHohenvels opened this issue Mar 16, 2024 · 3 comments
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@CraftoHohenvels
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CraftoHohenvels commented Mar 16, 2024

Bug Description

My Mega Pro's z-Stepper is really loud when this fw is installed. I can't tell what causes this exactly, but it is this fw for sure. (Before installing it it was silent and after flashing the original fw it is silent again)

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Download the firmware
  2. Flash the firmware using OctoPrint Firmware Flasher
  3. Move the head on the z-Axis

Expected behavior: sound silent as before and after

Actual behavior: The steppers sound a lot louder

@stklcode
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stklcode commented Mar 16, 2024

You link the TMC flavor of the firmware and compare against “original“... 🤔 Did you actually replaced the stepper drivers? And if yes, which drivers?

Honestly I have no idea how the original FW “sounds“, moved to different FW after 1 or 2 prints years ago, but at least I cannot remember any significant difference. My Mega P with factory drivers runs just fine with the non-TMC flavor.

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CraftoHohenvels commented Mar 16, 2024

My bad, I linked the wrong fw, it is actually the one without TMC. I corrected the link in the original message.

The printer itself is bone stock

@knutwurst
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Since the Mega Pro only has the Trinamic stepper drivers on X and Y, the Z axis is of course louder.

However, the stock firmware does not use mesh bed leveling, which is why the Z axis is normally completely immobile. If you now use mesh bed leveling, the Z axis always works and causes noise ;)

@knutwurst knutwurst added invalid This doesn't seem right question Further information is requested labels Jun 2, 2024
@knutwurst knutwurst closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Jun 5, 2024
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