I can take a picture of how my cables look like on my end and post it. Maybe I missed something. But I was working on a order perfectly fine before this happened. So I don’t get why the cables could potentially damage in the process. I don’t think that’s the case, but if it is, what would cause it? Thanks!
If glowforge support is saying that you need a new print head then you do need a new one. If you read your machine logs (which glowforge support does) you will see where it failed its checks.
Can you confirm what all your machine does when you power it on? What point in the sequence listed below is your machine getting stuck at:
Inline fan starts up
Clicking occurs from the print head
Thud is heard from tension being put on the belt
Printhead starts its steps and moves to the center of the glowforge bed
Same problem on my side. Did all the troubleshooting steps including rebooting all my internet hardware. So far all that happens is the fan kicks on, there is a very very faint thud from the belt tensioning, and the head moves maybe 1/4" twice at startup but does not move to (0,0) or center at all.
Very very upset about this as today is one of the first days since receiving my machine where I am free all day to play with it. Starting to wonder if this was a regrettable purchase compared to other systems that are not dependent on a third party network…
@glowforge should remedy this issue asap. Ridiculous for a machine that costs this much to have these problems. I have only cut maybe a dozen things out at this point with the machine so mine is practically brand new.