Problems with out of sync Y rails

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Hey Mark,

if you refer to Support: How to determine if a wire or motor is damaged, as quoted here:

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2. Remove all wires and the motors from our ‘bad’ rail and one known ‘good’ rail. In this FAQ, we will refer to the left side wire chain as wire set one (good, working side), and the right side wire chain as wire set two (bad, non-functioning side).
   Example 1:

…then in general when you have set the machine to imperial units, you can get motor 0 to run by entering e.g. “G0 X16”, the motors 1 and 2 by entering e.g. “G0 Y16” and the motor 3 by entering e.g. “G0 Z-5” into the command entry field of the MDI Tab (in the Tabbed Section).

…and in general when you have set the machine to metric units, you can get motor 0 to run by entering e.g. “G0 X400”, the motors 1 and 2 by entering e.g. “G0 Y400” and the motor 3 by entering e.g. “G0 Z-130” into the command entry field of the MDI Tab (in the Tabbed Section).

Or you can simply press the “home” button on any of the axes on the CONTROL page.

And before doing this test don’t forget to make sure:

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3. In order for an axis to work, you MUST have the inner tube wire (x or y rails) or curly cable (z) installed. There is a wire cross that is included in these wires that must be present for the motor to spin. If it is not installed, the motor will not function as it should. Please see:Onefinity Wiring Diagram