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Mac The Knife wrote:Either you have a shorted connection in the wiring for the bed, or hotend, or you have a weak psu. A cheap digital multimeter really comes in handy for troubleshooting these things.

Already checked the hotend and bed for shorts

jdurand wrote:Check your power supply voltage, is the supply dropping out?

How do I check my PSU voltage? Opps I was suppose to say that the PSU turns itself off not only the LCD :\

Hey guys it is me again :( with another issuer. I am finally starting to calibrate it and right when I 'start' the print via MatterControl the LCD turns itself off. It worked ok for the first print, but starting on the 2nd print it started to become iffy, it turned itself off twice but after two ...

I believe it is the stepper motor making the noise because when I first power it onthere isn't a high whine. But once I move the stepper motor the whining begins

Hi everyone.

I just finished assembling my Rostock and was wondering if the high pitch whine is normal?

Thanks.
Ben

Nvm I figured it out seems like they somehow flip flop the 'eye' orientation on the manual. Mine is looks right not left :\

Hi, I just started building my rostock and no matter how much I try I cannot get the cheapskate to line up o-o? [img]http://i.imgur.com/7wpQSqBl.jpg[/img] [img]http://i.imgur.com/4LmRebAl.jpg[/img] [img]http://i.imgur.com/tzebmvRl.jpg[/img] [img]http://i.imgur.com/grAiqsZl.jpg[/img] My best guess is ...