hello! new here and iv’e tried to look for things that would help with my problem but have had no luck. so my live voltage is 253 i have went through a lot of the trouble shooting and can’t figure anything out. i did figure out if unplug the IHS the high voltage goes away. i have checked the vim and the 50-1 and all that checks out.
OK so I have an update. I’m working with the crossfire Pro. I just received it put it together so I’m pretty sure I figured out what was wrong. the IHS switch was touching the Screwfeed screw and must’ve been back feeding through everything.
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@justbob1 Welcome to the Forum
That great you solved the issue .
When you get cutting, come back and post some project photos.
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So I was just wondering what you thought about my issue? I’m I right by thinking that the ihs switch should not be touching the z screw feed.
The machine is brand new and that part was already assembled.
I just figured that the only time I was having my problem was when the IHS was plugged in.
Thank you for your time 
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That exact issue has been found on several machines. The switch is not supposed to touch the lead screw and will cause voltage and IHS system issues.
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Awesome thank you. I mean it drove me crazy for about 8 hours but I’m glad I was able to figure it out.
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