The software prompts "Gantry homing exception" and the error code indicates "GO_HOME.FAILED.X_AXIS".

Move the laser module to the center of the device and then turn the device on. Each time the device is powered on, the laser module will slowly move a short distance to the right.

Move the laser module to the center of the device and then turn the device on. The laser module will move to the origin in a normal way, but it won't stop, producing an abnormal sound of hitting the device.

Move the laser module to the center of the device and then turn the device on. The laser module will stop moving or jitters in place without moving smoothly.
Issue 1: Move the laser module to the center of the device and then turn the device on. Each time the device is powered on, the laser module will slowly move a short distance to the right.
Check whether the limit switch of the X-axis is dirty:

(1) Power off the device.
(2) Follow the instructions or video tutorial to remove the left panel.

(3) Unplug the connection cable of the X-axis motor, then power on the device. At this time, the laser module on the X-axis does not move at all.

(4) Move the laser module to the left until reaching the origin. Observe whether the X-axis limit indicator changes (as shown below).

Issue 2: Move the laser module to the center of the device and then turn the device on. The laser module will move to the origin in a normal way, but it won't stop, producing an abnormal sound of hitting the device.
Check whether any foreign objects are blocking the space between the laser module and the device on the left side of the laser module. If there are any, clean them up.

(1) Power off the device.
(2) Move the laser module to the far left. Move it horizontally to observe whether the limit spacer accurately inserts the center of the X-axis limit switch probe (as shown).

(1) Disconnect xTool P3 from a power supply.
(2) Remove the left plate as shown. And you can see the video tutorial Assemble & Disassemble the Casing of xTool P3.

(2) Check whether the connection cable is loose as shown. Unplug and plug it snugly.

(1) Refer to the video tutorial on replacing the X-axis motor. At the bottom right of the device, find the connector of the X-axis motor (it is located under the gantry; you can feel it by touching it).
(2) Check whether the connector of the motor is loose. And try pushing it firmly to eliminate any issues with looseness or poor contact.

Should the issue persist after completing the preceding steps, submit a ticket via the "Submit a Ticket" button in the "Help Ticket" section below. The standard response time for xTool Customer Service is one business day.
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