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Reviews (6)
Jan 06, 2020
Looks great
smaller than expected as the whole kit fits on one small sheet of metal instead of 2 such as other metal earth kits. Two antennas stick out and they break off easy as they made a groove for bending the antenna 90 degrees.
Jan 20, 2019
Plug and play replacement for parallel port version
1 of 1 found this helpful Documentation is lacking, but it's very easy to find info online. For basic setup you only need to connect 5V power, then I just needed to hook up the P and D leads for all 3 axis.
Copy RnRMotion.dll into the Mach 3's plugin folder and that's it. There's a sample config XML file but that wasn't needed.
So far so good. I do notice that USB can't move more than one axis at a time when controlling through the keyboard, but that's a minor inconvenience.
Sep 28, 2017
Fixed the constant beeping problem
Some Samsung fridges suffer from a bad control board that eventually beeps randomly as if someone's hitting the buttons on the fridge. Eventually the frequency increases and the control board seize to function.
Replacing the control board will fix the problem, though it's expensive, it's still cheaper than calling a technician for repair.
To pull out the control panel, remove the philips screw on the bottom of the panel, then you have to pry the control panel out. Pull the panel from the left side, not the right. To make life easier, slip a credit card from the bottom left corner of the control panel cover where it meets the fridge to expose a small opening. Now slip a butter knife into the opening and you can pry the panel cover open.