Troubleshoot "Motor driver chip errors" (M8) for xTool S1
Updated Nov 18,2024
Updated Nov 18,2024

Issue description

 

How to fix it

  • If this error is triggered, it is usually due to an issue of one or more of the X, Y, and Z-axis motors.
  • To determine which motor is faulty, add a line in the corresponding direction to the XCS software canvas and run the process. If an error occurs, the motor in that direction may be faulty. Plug and unplug the cable of that motor. If the problem persists, please contact customer support for advice.

 

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