Even when I switch those around to allow for the driver near the sd card, I still see no movement unfortunently. I did think that this was the problem earlier and still had no luck.

@Phaedrux Did that - still doesnt work unfortunently

@Phaedrux This is a new build.

When I put a motor that already that connector out of the box, it still doesnt work which indicates that with good crimps it still isnt working.

When I connect the motor that is on the actual machine itself and I put the command to home x, it moves slightly forward, stops then says the phase error.

@Phaedrux I did that and all the connections are correct, the motor is hard to rotate when the polarities are on either side just like on the wiring guide. Still doesnt work.

@jumpedwithbothfeet Yes it has a connector. It does come it out when I yank it even when crimped properly because of the fact that the spring on the crimp end is not very strong. But even when i replace it with a precrimped motor from filastruder, nothing works.

If you looked at the diagram I put in the imgur as well as the image, all of the connections are properly done so this issue is very frustrating for me.

Whenever I try to home the x/y axis it gives me an error message: Warning: motor phase A may be disconnected reported by driver(s)
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I checked all the connections and the polarity is correct(I will attach the sheet and picture to verify this). I tried different motors to no avail and I made sure that my config is correct which I will also attach.

The only thing that happens is that when I home from the duet web control, one of the motors starts to vibrate but not on the paneldue control

Here are the images