Looking to hire someone to work on my Crossfire XR

I’ve been having no success WHATSOEVER.
The forum has been amazing help. Tech Support has been absolutely great.
I just can’t seem to work out these kinks.
As of right now I have an extremely expensive paperweight I can’t use.
If anyone knows someone in the Poteet, Texas or San Antonio, Texas area that services CrossFire XR tables I would greatly appreciate it.
Or even if they just HAVE an XR. At least someone who is familiar with my table and can see where I went wrong. I’m so frustrated at this point.

What are the issues you are having? With table or software, I am sure that can be solved if you post the issues you are having.

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The motors don’t seem to be in sync.
I think I’ve just bit off more than I can chew quite frankly. lol
And to be completely honest I’m not very tech savvy and the lingo and terminology is really over my head.
I’m a welder and fabricator formerly at a coal mine and currently at a sand mine. I figured this was just plug and play and would be put to good use on side jobs and at work.
At this point the $1,700 Langmuir wanted to assemble my table seems like a small price to pay. lol
Unfortunately it wasn’t in my budget at the time of purchase.

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Move gantry to rear of table and look at distance between the two-y axis stops, if distance measurement is different between the two switch stops then the gantry will be bound up as it travels in y-axis movement.

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I’ll definitely try that. Thank you