OK, I found the G codes in the slicer software.
I think the problem is that when the last layer is done, it's still printing. The end g code doesn't commence until several minutes later.

I have an FLSun Prusa clone that I have modified extensively and installed a Duet Maestro board.
After a while of getting used to RepRap, I have it running pretty well.
However, when I finish a print, the machine just stops. The fan on the hot end also stops, the nozzle welds itself to the part, the filament comes out, and after about 5 minutes, the machine then homes, pushing the part off the bed.

where can I find the g codes for the end of a print?

Yes, Been there.
I sent a note to them asking the same question.

My Genuine BL Touch has a Brown, Orange and Yellow wire (in that order)
All the documentation shows a Brown, orange and red wires (no order given)
Looking at pictures, the Red wire is in the middle
Is it safe to assume my orange wire is the red? and my yellow is the orange?

I am installing a Maestro on my Prusa Clone.
The stepper motor wires on both ends for the clone are blue, red, green black except the extruder motor which is blue, green, red, black.

The colors on the maestro board are Red, Blue, Green, Black, at all of the board connectors
Should I switch the wires on the connectors to the motors?
The wire bundle is the flat 4 strand and is in the color codes above.
Now I see wires with the Red, Blue, Green Black pattern for sale on Amazon,
Is there any reason to swap?

Just got a Maestro and going to put it in my modified FLSun 300x300x400 printer.
With my 12v power supply, do I need to configure or move the jumpers for the fans? The stock jumper set up is for 24v, but if only 12v power, do I need to do anything?