I didnt know what happened, but I knew that I had some problems in the last weeks which I thought I fixed. The rods where to dusty which resulted in the X-Axis skipping. So I cleaned it and sprayed some Teflon grease on the axis, as usual. So I thought maybe something got into the electronics box and it isnt as non-conductive as I thought?
So I opened the electronics box, unplugged all cables and checked the fuses. No fuses blown. I checked all important power-traces and all worked fine. I was worried that it really was the last blow for the printer and in my head I already thought which one to get next.
But then I noticed the real problem: On my PC, Home Assistant was open. The selected entity was the zigbee-plug, on which my printer is connected. My cat was sitting on my keyboard. He stepped on my keyboard, pressed the key combination to select the Zigbee Plug and turned off the plug, cuttint power to the printer. The beep was the power-failure.
No hurt feelings, but if you ever have a similar problem: check your cats.
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Raccoonsteer@lemmy.world 1 year ago
This is a good root cause analysis example.
DrM@feddit.de 1 year ago
Root cause analysis was done, but the priority of the causes analysed was not as efficient as it could be 😀 at least i didnt order new fuses