Creality Ender 5 Plus - Assembly Guide and Startup Tips - Special Build Series

Welcome to a very special video series! This was made possible thanks to Creality Official and a beautiful new Ender-5 Plus they sent me!
Throughout this series we will be building, testing, upgrading, calibrating an Ender-5 plus and moving onto printing a Full-Size Iron Man Bust!
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[@pichapple]

Thanks! My Ender 5 plus is sitting in the box as it was delivered 3 days ago... watching this makes me feel better about unboxing as it's m first 3D printer.... Thanks for the walk thru.

[@robertrothwell8690]

FYI left and right z axis sides do matter. If you put them on backwards, power facing the front the bed is off by about 2 inches.

[@mannstudio]

I used this video for about 90% of assembly and the instruction manual about 10%. This is my first 3D printer. I am writing this the day after assembly. It took me about 4 hours from building to starting my first print which was a perfect print btw. My Ender 5 plus mini SD did come with 3 designs. I picked a design from Thingiverse and used the Creality slicer included on the mini SD. I used your heat settings and it worked great. The only issue I had was leveling the bed using "check level". Messed around with this for about 45min. I aborted that and used "AUX Level" This took about 30 minutes following your instructions and my first prints are working awesome! My only silly issue during assembly was during assembly with the cables. I only had the connectors labled "E" left over, It took me a minute to realize they plugged in to the Extruder lol, which isn't in the written instructions. Rookie mistake lol. I love this printer so far and it works great without any upgrades except I used inland PLA filament. I will do your upgrade suggestions soon. Great job on this video and your suggestions. Thank you much!

[@klhmia]

I figured out what a tap & die is thanks to the assembly experience I had with my Creality 5 Plus, lol. Support columns weren't threaded. Thanks for this video!

[@jcrashsw8346]

This was super helpful! The 5 plus is my second printer but I'm still new to 3D printing and you were great about explaining clearly without over explaining or becoming dry and boring! I'm excited to see the rest of this series!!

[@JayBizzzle]

Got one of these and went STRAIGHT to Frankly Built's channel for the assembly guide. You are a true gentleman!

[@FranklyBuilt]

Thanks my dude haha I hope you like it!

[@seanhancockphotofilm8960]

@@mafiahalo93 You can fix it, it's pretty easy. There's a vid on here

[@jimberg98]

I assembled my Ender 5 Plus yesterday and these are a couple tips for the issues I ran into so far: While you have the top off of the printer, push the X gantry all the way toward the back and ensure that the Y limit switch is actually engaging. It should click. Mine was out of adjustment and the wheels would hit before the switch could engage. I was able to fix it by removing the Y limit switch and reattaching it by putting the screw through the elongated hole at the end farthest from the switch. If that's not enough, you could probably make the hole even longer. I didn't run into this issue until the printer was fully assembled. It may be easier to fix before the top is attached. You may want to have an M4 0.7 pitch tap handy. Some of the holes used to mount the bed to the Z-axis were difficult to get started. I think they were probably filled in some during finishing or something. Using a counter sink or a big enough drill bit could possibly clean the hole opening. One screw wouldn't go in all the way so I'm waiting on my taps. I didn't have any handy. I hope this helps another 3d printer noob like me.

[@boogerhead0]

12:08 Don't screw attach the bed yet.. connect it and lay it edgewise into the slot beside power supply. Manually twist the z-screws to drive both the carriers up against the upper stops. Once all cables (especially z motors) are connected, power up the controller and use the Settings / Move / Z to lower the bed mounts, under controller command, a couple of inches, then screw attach the bed plate rails to the z-carriers. This way, both the z-screws are always assured to be in sync, and both sides bed are equivalent height. 13:53, yeah, you can mount filament spindle pointing in or out, but the spindle releases from the back lock ring with 1/4 turn, easy to remove spool with bed hear spool spindle.

[@onthecrafttable]

I have never touched a 3D printer before today. I am a laser file designer/teacher and sign maker so this is totally new to me, but because I am an all around crafter and a few of my friends have 3D printers, I had to get one to try out. Plus I like the idea of printing my own laser pins and some parts. This video was truly fantastic. Great job on this!!!

[@WooSai]

I picked up an 'open box'/returned Ender 5 Plus, and it didn't come with the instruction guide. I watched two other assembly videos before this, and yours was the one that was the most helpful. Specifically, thank you for calling out which screw goes where! My printer was missing about a dozen screws between the M5s, and it was helpful to know how many I needed. Also, you have a great conversational tone. I would say that you achieved your goal of making me feel like we were hanging out, working on this. Excellent video!

[@FranklyBuilt]

Oh well wow! Thank you so much for that!!! I always make it a goal to never sound condescending or rude. Just. Talking ya know?

[@WooSai]

​@@FranklyBuilt For sure. And you succeeded. Once I get replacements for a couple of the parts that were missing, I'll be checking out the rest of your Ender 5+ series.

[@NDT-hw7nr]

Saved my life by mentioning name files have to be short THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THAT!!

[@nickandrews4545]

Just built mine today! I installed the Spider hit end, metal extruder and Capricorn bowden tube before even turning it on. My SD card does have three files on it. I printed the little rabbit. Bumped up to 125mm/s about halfway through. Took about 75 minutes.

[@pokegainz1759]

2 years later this video is still useful thanks bro

[@ctk_creations7040]

Fun revisiting this video while stumbling through videos to send someone i just gave a 5+ to. Always crazy to see how far youve come my man, I'm proud of ya

[@Zarundo]

Nice video. :) First thing i wonder is if you still recomend this printer today? The development in hobby 3D-printers is quit rapid. second, how does this printer handle Z-hop? Is it recomended to not use Z-hop on this printer due to the high mass of the Z-axis and were. Third, why don't you use the feeler gauge to level you bed? It should be much more accurat than a random sitcky note.. Edit: With the amazing glas bed from Creality, you never want to let the bed cool during print. When the bed hits room temp the print will loosen. Only other thing to remember with this bed is to wash it with alcohol every now and then. Then the print will stick like crasy as long as you print, and loosen when cooled down.

[@sonofsid1]

Well now I feel silly. I looked all over google trying to figure out where the wire labeled M went to make matters worse I am actually dyslexic. Turns out it is labeled E for Extrude. Once you identified the extruder It all made sense thank you!

[@todd.foster77]

Hey brother. Thank you so much for your work on this video! I found this video and saved it a few weeks ago. We've had a Flashforge Creator Pro for over 5 years now, but we grew tired of having to print small pieces and glue them together. Especially when it comes to cosplay prints and other items. We want to print most things in one shot (like the Mando helmet I had to print in 6 pieces on the Creator Pro). So, we ordered an Ender 5 Plus, and it came this week. Today, I started building it right along with your video. It was great to have somebody with experience taking me through this build. I took all of your advice to heart and implemented every small help and detail. Our Ender 5 Plus is printing it's first test print as I type this message. It looks awesome!!! You have a new fan, I've subscribed, and will be watching your other videos too. Thank you for this video. What a great help!

[@FranklyBuilt]

Wow dude! That’s amazing!! Thank you so much! I just filmed an upgrade video for it! Posting soon

[@jntenglish]

I've got my Ender 5 Plus being delivered on Saturday, and I can hardly wait! This video is exactly what I needed to see before I take delivery. I'll definitely be referring to it as I assemble!

[@caindavis5035]

Thank you for making this! I know this is an older video, but I just got my 5 + and have no idea what I'm doing. I like that you explained tightening the print head. Mine was flopping like crazy, and I didn't know how to fix it. Love your creations! They look amazing! Just wanted to let you know your video is still helping people out.

[@LoopInnovation]

Thanks for saying that I needed to activate auto levelling to actually use bl touch measurements. It was struggling with the center of my bed too high coompare to the corners. You solved a week old problem.

[@andrewr6861]

I can't remember where that song is from and its driving me nuts. Thanks Frank you gave me the courage to finally get a printer.

[@knappypappy229]

I just got my ender 5 plus, your video helped me assemble it and I saw your other video on the metal extruder. It was really helpful, thanks a lot.

[@traviswade4915]

Thanks for the the setup video! Just got my second printer, chose the Ender 5 plus off of your review and easy setup. Thanks!

[@gregmacausland6952]

Great video, been on the fence on deciding on the 5 Plus or Cr10, after watching this, I think the 5 Plus is the one for me!

[@jamesdunsmore6525]

Just got a ender 5 plus today step up from an ender 3 v2 ,the build part is great thanks your great .

[@matthewrahn5227]

Got the 5 plus for myself and my daughter for Christmas! Can't wait to build it!

[@dwolfpak897]

Got one for my son and I too. Now I gotta figure out where to put it, LOL. It’s a beast.

[@dailyDIYdude]

@@dwolfpak897 That's going to be my issue as well. The wife says where do you think that thing is going to go. lol

[@scottman572]

Just built mine, so poorly made, the holes at the top for the brackets are way too small for the m5 bolts, instructions say to set voltage to 115 but there's not switch with the new PSUs, I verified by removing bolts from rusted out holes, that's right brand new, and there was rust. Waiting for creality support to tell me to do my own drilling of the holes instead of bothering to send replacement beams or tell me to return it to the vendor who won't take back open boxes.

[@chrisgomes7925]

Oke so a top tip to cut your bowden tube realy straight... Use your aluminium frame(from te printer) and a exacto knife/blade keep in mind the cutting angle of the blade!!!

[@gladtoteachcom522]

Brother, I am thoroughly impressed by you, so much so that now I feel like a lesser human being :) You have impeccable command over the language, supreme confidence, enormous subject knowledge, attention to every minute detail, and above all pure passion. May God bless you. Just today I assembled my Ender 5 plus and now wish I had seen this video ahead of time. You covered every possible issue that could arise and how to overcome it. I would surely watch your other videos as well. Looking forward to benefitting from your expertise in 3D printing. As pointed out by you the thick tubing for cable management is a nuisance and obstructs the free movement of the print head. Maybe after a few days, I would grow the courage to remove it, as my printer grows older :) As pointed out in Jim Berg comment below, the Y-limit switch could be out of adjustment and may not engage in the first run. Unfortunately, one only realizes it when the print head hits the frame with heart-wrenching noises. Also not having that mentioned 0.2 mm gauge in the tool kit was a disappointment, not sure where to order it from. However, this Ender 5 plus is a top-notch printer. Many thanks to Creality for making this beast for the 'prosumer'. It is surely not a newbie printer, thus a person just starting out 3D printing should consider a basic model first to become more hands-on. Unlike Ender 3 Ver 2, this one is noisy and would do well with a silent motherboard upgrade. I have started my journey of 3D printing a month back with Ender 3 ver2 as I wanted to design apparatus for learning Numeracy (fluency with basic Math calculations). In a short span, I have already got good success in my ambitious project using Tinkercad. Now my 5 year old son is enjoying learning Mathematics. Shahryar Badar Khan, Glad2teach

[@FranklyBuilt]

Sir, thank you so much! I’m glad I was able to help you in this journey :)

[@admiralkahn9114]

Just ordered the 5+ stumbled on your KZbin page thanks so much for the videos. It does feel like your right there in the room with us! If you ever find yourself thinking about a Maui Hawaii trip hit me up for a place to stay. Its the least I can do for all your help and advice from your channel! Aloha and Mahalo Nun Loa!!

[@NorthernAnts24]

The sd card i got with my ender 3 died after a week lol, the reader is still good though. I just ordered this printer yesterday it arrives today, its my second printer and hopefully a great upgrade for myself

[@djjoey0812]

Those flush-cut pliers are only for zip-ties trust me lol. You'll break the cutting tip cutting anything else with them. I use them in the aviation mechanic industry constantly

[@peterbresler1382]

Real good video in showing assembly and operation in my upgrade from a 3D pro.

[@Dahakaewah]

The ender 5 plus is, by far, my favorite printer. Thanks you for your pointers!

[@monikahitri8204]

Very cool :D Ender 5 Plus arriving tomorrow... :D

[@Blissful_Soundscapes]

Just got mine. About to start my build - after I fully watch this. Then, I’ll follow along. Also - I think you have enough clippers to use one of the blue ones now. 😂

[@rmsamonte]

Just got my Ender 5 Plus today. Glad I watched this video first. Got a lot of great advice and knowledge of why you did those things!

[@jameshowell2203]

I'm really glad I found this video. I bought a 5 plus today and it definitely helped me put it together. I want to build helmets and other cosplay items and this helped me decide between the CR 10 and the 5+. Looking forward to the other videos you put out.

[@Diagavolt]

i did too. making my first print....going alright!

[@smokeytheskwerl4512]

amazing video....the organ music in the background tho....OOOOOOF

[@liamscott8761]

Spectacular video man! I've had a creality cr-10 s5 for a few years and always wanted to pick up a similarly sized printer with a bed that only moves along the Z axis (the footprint of the s5 for a big print is insane because of the bed movement). I think this video has convinced me to pick up the Ender 5 Plus so thanks again for the insight!

[@thomaswalker9277]

Looking into getting my 2nd printer, going back n forth between the CR-10 V3 and the Ender5 Plus. I think this video has convinced me to go with the 5 Plus.

[@rorywatts1882]

Thank you for this. I just purchased an Ender 5 Plus as my 2nd printer. Ive has a lot of luck with my CR10-S, and wanted the larger print area, so this with its cube like construction, BL Touch built in and the slightly larger print area just seemed like the logical choice. After watching this, Id like to think I made the right decision.

[@justmarylinecrochet4483]

Thank you for this. Followed along and install went pretty smoothly!

[@venados65]

I’m glad I’m not the only one that put tape on those cutters lmao

[@CompositeNation]

Thank you very much man! Today I bought mine and I'm very excited to start using it! You inspired me to start on this amazing hobby! Great video, informative, straight forward and everything on it was useful, thank you Frankly!

[@Darkstartsb]

i just picked one up and this helped out alot thank you

[@lazysniperairsoft9182]

got an ender 3 v2 love it now im looking for something with a bigger print space thinking of picking this up or the cr 10 s4

[@philnelson2364]

To repair your nippers, there's liquid rubber to make handles. Check Hone depot.

[@kuvos13]

I bought this printer because of this video. I cant wait to build it! Thank you!

[@alexklenk1097]

This was really helpful, I was struggling with the instruction book

[@andrewdigregorio5799]

going to start building my ender 5 plus today and i am very worried. someone on reddit recommended this video, so i will watch now. hoping you can make this all clear for me :)

[@SmileyTheJester]

Well this has helped along the way! Got here yesterday and put it together today! ❤

[@Tattedeuc]

Printing off an ender three clone the fox lab Aquila button man I’m looking at this end or five lusting!

[@monikahitri8204]

Wait... should you not do the AUX level first? The way you did it makes the numbers not correct... at least I think so...

[@kajitoushen7947]

10/10 video just built my Ender cr5 plus ^^ working perfect even got the cord around the back bar and up again lol do they all sound like they need oil?

[@willr322gt]

Love the in depth tutorial! Great vid! Can't wait till I get mine! Now that I've seen this I think I'm more at ease in building it. Thank you!

[@maximilianogirardi2246]

thank you.. i am trying my first 3D printing tomorrow

[@koolkevin2357]

Very Nice Video! (all this hanging out is making me restless). And great timing, I just got my Ender 5 plus, yesterday. I went with the 5 + because of the bed stability and then the size was a nice plus too. I do wish they had a PRO version with the silent MB and other mild upgrades - but I am nothing if not a fixer-upper (Moder). I have plans to install a 600 Watt PS for reliability, a direct drive filament feeder and new POM Z axis nuts with the 2 ReliaBot - Tr8x2 Lead Screws (Acme Thread, 2mm Pitch, 1 Start, 2mm Lead) to improve accuracy. By the time I get done, I am sure I’ll find something else to tinker with. Thanks for all your enthusiasm and help! EDIT: Oh, and of course I liked and subscribed! (You earned that!)

[@brentscott3327]

Been stuck for ages video really helped with the building process. Thanks man!

[@DigitalNomadexe]

Great vid man! Just ordered an Ender 5 plus can’t wait to get it. Upgrading from and Ender 3 pro for bigger prints. I have a Longer LK4 printer also and it prints beautifully but it has this terrible vibrating/grinding noise that I just can’t get rid of.. no idea what’s causing it. I’ve tried everything to fix it, but while it prints its incredibly loud. Nothing is loose, or over tight, I’m at a loss with it and I barely use it anymore. Which is a shame cause the thing has amazing print quality.

[@senator29]

so weird. the manual does appear to suggest installing the filament holder pointing in. but the second page with a pic of fully assembled on my updated manual it shows the holder pointing out. AND the Creality Qualified Certified triangle shaped card in the box is also 0.2mm and can be used to level the bed

[@kenpoist7]

Thanks, I've had my Ender 5 + for about 3 weeks and I printed successfully a 32 hr print. I started printing a 49.5 hr print and I had a Thermal Runaway failure after the 34 hr mark. When recycle the printer and resumed the print it went through the motions but no filament was extruded, however, the bed kept moving. So the print failed. I did a test as you did (35:12) and the same thing happened as before it pulls the filament then lets it drop back into position without any extrusion (I marked the filament with a sharpie). Any ideas, nothing on the forums. Thanks

[@John_Nathan_Randomized]

Thanks for this video! I am looking at buying my first printer ever in a month and I really like the 5+ for the build volume, but some of the comments on amazon are very negative. Your video gave me a lot of confidence in the out of the box setup!!!

[@bl00dDRUNKK]

How was experience? I'm in the same boat right now.

[@xxxmikeyjock]

thanks. just got my ender 5 plus and you helped me assemble it.

[@daveelder9577]

The prime line should just be at the side not going in a triangle to the middle I think there was a similar problem with Cura and it's10s pro v2 profile. If you change profile you get the normal prime line that doesn't interfere with the print area.

[@TheJeetkanaskar]

the spool holder hack is genius ...why didn't I think of that? lol

[@darkerstill55]

What I think he missed is that you can just undo the ring on the spool holder and take it off that way, plenty of room for that.

[@FranklyBuilt]

Yeah but this removes the need for that. It just slides off now .

[@brianslattum7090]

my Ender 5 Plus has created a very loud squeaky sound in the Z axis, tore it all apart including all 4 rods and screws and the noise does not occur from the rods, that leads to the Z axis screws but have had no luck finding out why its so loud, in comparison its like crickets in you basement, yes that loud

[@slyde01]

I love your video but I am building my ender and you fly by the cable hookup. The paper instructions aren’t doing it for me and you put your video in fast motion. Can you pls recommend a video I can watch that shows a noobie like me how to wire this correctly? I’m completely stuck

[@bubbadoolittle2812]

Excellent video! Solved a couple of problems I have! Keep posting videos!

[@gcastlegamer6079]

Just subscribed - Just bought a Ender 5 plus and your video helped me out!

[@TheOneAndOnlyDOC]

Got a 5 plus on the way to partner with my CR10s

[@masoncamp5871]

There's only one screw on each side of the extrusions on the bottom where the lift frame is supposed to go.. I bought used.. is there somewhere I can buy the right extrusions?

[@diwright8716]

Great video. Very informative. Not drawn out. Answered a couple questions I had with my 5 plus. One was an answer that wasn't mentioned (the plate and hotbed not actually being connected. Wasn't sure the binder clips were for that. ). Thank you!

[@diwright8716]

Any suggestions for the cables running from the hotend? Almost had a mishap on the first print with the cable trying to wrap around the gantry on the left side. It looked like you had a hole around the extruder and used a cable tie, but I dont seem to have any holes there. I'll end up looking into a printed track system for it, but need something quick until I'm able to print that. Thanks!

[@bmg50barrett74]

This was great. Super helpful! Just got my 5-plus all set up and printed the ubiquitous test bunny. Shame they don't give you the gauges anymore. I guess paper will have to do!

[@CanadianJedi]

Looking to upgrade from my Ender 5 to a plus. Was hoping you'd have a video like this to help me out. Cheers bud.

[@MrBertstare]

Quick question why if you have auto bed leveling and the proper z offset would you need to move the bed as it primes? That completely negates the ABL you just had the printer do. (Around 34:41). Earlier in the video you had the printer ABL then you adjusted the table in each corner, again negating what you just had the ABL do.

[@kyndred-ry5mm]

juste go 1 ,thx man you explaine very well things to know

[@DestroyerFather]

Amazing presentation thank you for sharing this video.

[@tomed01]

Hi all , just got a ender 5 plus and thanks to this video i could build it..lol but my software doesnt have the auto level button to leave in on postion . My firmware is 1.70.3bl date 02.24.2022

[@fusionspliced]

I'm glad I found this, got mine last week. Build was easy but I have to auto level each time then fine tune with the bottom wheels. Is this normal? If I print one thing and everything is perfect, finish that print and start a new print, I still have to mess with the manual adjustments. Generally the bed is too low on the second print and just prints a round thread the doesn't stick to the plate. Got any videos on that? Sucks dialing it in everytime manually. I know I missing some step, just don't know which on. Ender 5 Plus.

[@groffus11]

This video was great, i am getting this model and i was very interested in all you had to say. I will watch your follow up vodeos. Thank you so much for making this.

[@jessielee278]

Hi Franky great video. This is my first 3D printer. Too awhile to get 'Z' axis right. First print ok. For some reason my bed temperature dropped i the middle of printing? Any idea how to fix that? Thanks

[@me43935]

Very good tutorial. I just bought this printer (first 3d printer) and am looking forward to viewing more great videos from your channel.

[@bentyh6460]

Thanks for the video, just put mine together and this made it go a lot quicker!

[@maximusgaming3122]

I must ask, are those Dragonball statues in the background printed or did you purchase them?

[@FranklyBuilt]

I bought them

[@Nathan-bh4ew]

I build mine a couple of days ago I go to print and the bed just keeps on rising and the filament doesn't come out the end

[@thestreetzking]

This video was super helpful, I am ordering this now! super stoked!

[@Loewemon25]

Is there a way to change the prime line so its not under the print?

[@NerdBarrage]

Dude. You are my hero.

[@wraith8852]

Would you still suggest this printer. Creality left a bad impression on me after my CR 10 smart

[@edwillowen1172]

Awesome video, excellent unboxing and setup, keen for the other videos on upgrading Ender 5 plus 🦾

[@FranklyBuilt]

Thanks very much! I have an upgrade video already but I’m filming a silent board install today

[@GinLimeSoda]

Thanks a lot for the video. Really helped me to build the printer.

[@deltatango5765]

Watched this video start to finish and was more than ready when my Ender 5 Plus arrived today. It was a flawless assembly. However... I am having serious issues now. I tried a print at default settings (bed - 50 degrees, nozzle - 200 degrees) and the filament was having a very hard time coming out of the nozzle, and I just got a small stringy mess. After several tries I figured the temp might be too low so I raised it to 60/210. It had the exact same issue, so I stopped the print. After about 10 seconds, the thing just DIED on me! Completely dead! Won't turn on AT ALL!! No display, nothing! I can't tell you how PO'd I am about this because I have been researching printers for months to avoid exactly this! If anyone can offer any advice it would be greatly appreciated, but I think this thing is toast.

[@deltatango5765]

@@mafiahalo93 Thanks for the response. I also had the universal power supply, as I had a metal plate where the switch would have been. Anyway, I returned the bad printer and just now finished assembling the new one. Now I have a different problem. I have a cable labeled "m" left over with no mention of it in the guide whatsoever. I could have sworn I had the same issue last time and just plugged in all the other cables then figured out where it's supposed to go by process of elimination. This time I have checked several times and can't figure it out for the life of me. The assembly guide has some pretty pictures, but parts of it really suck. Edit to add: I found it! Goes to the extruder.

[@Skott62]

Nice video. It was long but I like how you walked us through it. Very informative too. I subscribed and looking forward to what you do with this Ender 5 Plus in the future.

[@MM-oh3zs]

Thanks, that was helpful (you've provided better quality info than instruction). Keep up with a good work !

[@yellingnonsense]

Spectacular video! Got my Ender 5 all set up! Thanks!

[@philr3630]

Just bought and opened the 5Plus. As I slide the gantry and arm in the X-Y directions there seems to be a physical hitch, small but noticeable every 3 inches or so, like a speed bump type thing. No noise. If you can envision a table leaf where it meets the table and you run your fingers over the meeting point. Not quite smooth as you feel the gap. Since it is one piece there shouldn’t be a gap or hitch so I was wondering if this is normal and what purpose it serves.

[@FranklyBuilt]

Phil R so one of mine does exactly that but it hasn’t effected anything

[@olegkalyna7860]

hi guys! Help me please. I tried to do level test, but nozzle head is hitting sides like crazy (the front does not have any stopper). XYZ cables connected properly.

[@user-sz3po5ik6w]

It is a great printer. However the manual is a bit woozy sometimes...like the 4x 8m25...which it says: get the 4, tighten all 6...but there are .....8. :D

[@thecombatdonkey6087]

Where the E wire go

[@freelancemotorsportsllc2826]

Why didn't you do e-step calibration? Do you have a video on that?

[@FranklyBuilt]

I never do. Never needed too