Well, it was near midnight and I decided to switch into stealth mode, but then I heard terrible noise (strong resonance) at certain speeds, it was on the Y-movements.Have someone the same issues and can tell me where and how I can track down the cause? IMHO the resonance comes from the metal sheet but I'm not sure.
To be honest, my printer in the normal mode is really quiet, I'll leave it on this mode until I find a solution.
Thanks in advance
I have the same problem! Did not find any cause too...
Check if your LCD enclosure (the orange thing) may be hitting your table. This can happen if your table is not quite flat or your LCD enclosure is mounted a bit low. You can quiet if down by sticking a folder piece of paper under it. I had this issue until I raised my printer higher by making new legs.
@mdaneman
Hi, LCD is not touching the table. Nothing apart from 4 legs is touching it. Plus as @johann said above me, it only happens during stealth mode. Here's a video to illustrate that noise. I really need your help guys, cause it's driving me crazy 🙂 Thx
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uj-QVU7v6iDGypUAujsQt41N65l3KvbA
It it something in the PSU? In my case was something loose in the PSU. I solved it changing slightly the aacceleration in the slicer.
@nahuel-carou
I don't know to be honest. Whole machine resonates like crazy during stealth mode. I tighten every bolt I could find and it helped a little bit. I will try to change acceleration like you suggested. Could you tell me what you changed? Thx
I have the same problem. Do you have a solution?
Sorry, no sulution, I use normal mode and it's not so a big matter, because it's silent enough.
Ok. Thank you for the answer. Maybe someone else can help.
Hi.,
It turns out main reason for the noise in my case was the LCD screen. I unscrewed it from the main frame and it helped a lot. I also bought a granit paver 40 x 40 x 2 cm to use as a priner's stand and went back to original rubber legs. It really reduced vibrations and noise of the printer , both in normal and stealth mode!
