Initializing my machine. Carbide motion says homing failed. when trying to home i get this error
homing failed pull off didnt clear
when i check the y axis the light on machine is on. none of the others are on.
Write in to support@carbide3d.com and we’ll do our best to get this sorted out as quickly as we can.
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Occasionally I get this error. For me all I have to do is lower the Z away from the Homing Switch and re-home the machine and it works?
I emailed last night. With no response yet
I don’t see any unanswered tickets to anyone named “James” — would you please check that your e-mail didn’t bounce and went through to:
Okay. Emailed again. I didn’t check sent mail. It says it went through.
It’s been assigned and will be addressed in the order of the tickets which that support person is working on.
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What does that mean lol ??
lol means “laugh out loud” Sorry couldn’t resist. 
If you mean “lower the Z away from the Homing Switch and re-home the machine and it works”
I turn off the machine and lower the Z or Router away from the Homing Switch. Turn it back on, connect to CC and Initialize the machine again.
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Ah ! I see 
. So last night i actually did that. Turned the unit off. Pushed the gantry away from the right axis just a touch. It took a few times but eventually it didn’t give me an error. The next screen was the option to open a job or jog the machine. I’m assuming this means the homing was successful ? Again. Extremely new with this. Sorry for all the questions. I’m just trying to avoid problems later on.
Ah. This morning it didn’t work lol. I started the process of trouble shooting carbide suggested. Hopefully I’m doing it right I sent them the videos. We shall see
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