This guide will show you how to access the Z-Max switch on the V-One for testing purposes. Before beginning this guide you should have been in contact with our support team.
As you work through this guide please reach out to our email support@voltera.io or through the chat if you run into any issues or have any questions. We are more than happy to assist you virtually with this repair.
When in doubt, reach out!
Estimated Repair Time:
5 minutes
Tools you will need:
Tweezers
Accessing the Z-Max Switch
1
Remove tools
Remove the probe (or dispenser) from the carriage. This will make it easier to access the z-max switch.
2
Lower the carriage
In the V-One software, open up the console by pressing the ~ key or alt + c and run the command: G1 Z-9
This will lower the carriage.
3
Remove the black top cap
This part is pressure fit onto the top of the carriage and can be removed by pushing up on the front first, then the back, and pulling it out on an angle. This will give you easy access to the z-max switch.
Test the Z-Max Switch
1
Check the state of the Z-Max switch
Run the command D2 in the console. You’ll want to confirm that the z-max switch is showing as open since it currently isn’t making contact with anything:
If the switch is showing as triggered with nothing making contact, then there is an issue with the switch.
2
Manually press Z-Max Switch
With tweezers (or something similar) manually press down on the z-max switch and then release it. Watching the console in the V-One software, the z-max switch should show as TRIGGERED when pressed and open when released:
If there is any issue with the performance of the switch, let Voltera Support know.
3
Replace the black top cap
The testing is complete. Press fit the cap black cap back onto the carriage. Feel free to home the machine to raise the carriage up again so it's ready for use.
Test Complete!
Congratulations, you have successfully tested the V-One's Z-Max switch!
Please reach back out to our support team through email (support@voltera.io) or the chat to let them know everything went well or share any photos, details, and feedback.
