<p>Everything was fixed by thorough googling and flipping the whole wire-set of the motor. It started to twirl in a right direction.
Sorry for the time</p>

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2019-02-23T22:18:52.350Z
Please make some time to make a proper answer and update the question with relevant pictures, other people may benefit from it. As is now this question and it's answer has no value for storing as a reference for others.
0scar
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Hi Rodion, and welcome to SE 3D Printing! Whilst your answer may be technically correct, it *is* rather terse, and, as such, it has been recommended for deletion, unfortunately. If you could expand it then you may get a more positive response. I would recommend that in addition to reading some highly voted answers to gauge the standard expected, that you take a look at the help section relating to [answering](https://3dprinting.stackexchange.com/help/answering) questions, in particular [answer], and take the [tour] for more information on how stack exchange works. Thanks :-)
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Rodion Nekhaev
<p>I have an RF100 v.1 printer with stock software (again) onboard.</p>

<p>After my attempt of changing firmware, the X-axis motor decided to stray printhead away out of the borders of the printer and somehow motor wires broke out of the adapter. 
I fixed the wires and reverted to stock firmware, though now whenever I auto-home or press "Home" button on Ultimaker Cura, printhead goes wild top and left reaching borders and starts buzzing like crazy.</p>

<p>current condition:</p>

<ol>
<li>Head is TOP LEFT with X=100 and Y=100 on the table being under head Z=0;</li>
<li>screenshot</li>
</ol>

<p>Even with these beautiful tiny settings, I cannot print anything because printhead goes too far TOP RIGHT by itself.
Ideas?</p>

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2019-02-22T17:54:34.820Z
you speak of a screenshot, which is missing. Please add it.
Trish
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RF100 Settings after reinstalling firmware
Rodion Nekhaev
# RF100 Settings after reinstalling firmware

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-02-22)

I have an RF100 v.1 printer with stock software (again) onboard.

After my attempt of changing firmware, the X-axis motor decided to stray printhead away out of the borders of the printer and somehow motor wires broke out of the adapter.
I fixed the wires and reverted to stock firmware, though now whenever I auto-home or press "Home" button on Ultimaker Cura, printhead goes wild top and left reaching borders and starts buzzing like crazy.

current condition:

1. Head is TOP LEFT with X=100 and Y=100 on the table being under head Z=0;
2. screenshot

Even with these beautiful tiny settings, I cannot print anything because printhead goes too far TOP RIGHT by itself.
Ideas?

**Tags:** ultimaker-cura, firmware, homing
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: you speak of a screenshot, which is missing. Please add it.  

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### Answer by username_0 on 2019-02-23. Score: -1

Everything was fixed by thorough googling and flipping the whole wire-set of the motor. It started to twirl in a right direction.
Sorry for the time

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: Please make some time to make a proper answer and update the question with relevant pictures, other people may benefit from it. As is now this question and it's answer has no value for storing as a reference for others.  
> **username_3**: Hi Rodion, and welcome to SE 3D Printing! Whilst your answer may be technically correct, it *is* rather terse, and, as such, it has been recommended for deletion, unfortunately. If you could expand it then you may get a more positive response. I would recommend that in addition to reading some highly voted answers to gauge the standard expected, that you take a look at the help section relating to [answering](https://3dprinting.stackexchange.com/help/answering) questions, in particular [answer], and take the [tour] for more information on how stack exchange works. Thanks :-)  

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