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Step B11.9 — Confirm the A/B motor leads after Checkpoint 06

Step 9 of 14 · Batch B11 — Bay ducting (PETG V0)

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Do: After Checkpoint 06, printer upright, gantry low:

  1. Run each lead along the extrusion between the drives, then down the Z chain's path to the deck notch. Tape-mark it there.
  2. Measure mark to plug tip, minus B11.10's LDO length.

check Check

A has at least 215 mm spare and B at least 150 mm. Either way, print P4 and P5 on schedule.

What you're looking at

Layout v3 routes the A and B leads through the notch, right run and middle run: about 195 mm more for A, 129 mm for B, than LDO's route. The leads reach the deck only once the gantry hangs.

B11 confirmation — A and B motor lead spare length — the calculator needs JavaScript; the limits are in the table on this page.

If a lead is short

make a longer replacement lead — a 4-pin JST-XH cable, same wire gauge as the stock lead (verify on bench) — rather than dropping back to layout v1; Ch 10 fits it with the motor. P4 and P5 print now regardless.

tip Tip

The Z chain hangs at the rear from the A drive down to its guide by the deck, as p.201 shows. Hold the kit's chain there and follow it (verify on bench).

pause Good stopping point · ~15 min since the last one

both leads measured after Checkpoint 06 and logged; leads hang loose again, tape marks off, nothing fastened. A short lead means making a longer replacement before Ch 10; P4 and P5 are unaffected.

Source: review/2026-09-23-bay-mods/layout-v3/layout-v3.md § Clearance and bench checks, check 1 · layout-v2/layout-v2.md § Component shifts · Voron manual p.201 · Ch 10 Step 10.41 · Ch 10 Step 10.42 · Ch 10 Step 10.61