Do you have flood fill enabled? That can cause issues…
I’m fairly certain that your machine is intended to have homing switches based on a previous topic involving the same laser. Does your machine attempt to move the laser head when first started?
That’s kind of a major side note.
Can you attach the .lbrn file here please? I suspect you’ve got an overscan that’s taking you beyond the borders of the bed.
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where do i find the flood fill setting please?
I don’t see anything obvious from the file. I thought you would have a very large overscan value.
Can you try disabling overscan in the cut settings?
Also, please confirm the coordinates in my previous post. They’re very unusual. Also, I think your laser is intended to be rotated 90 degrees counter clockwise.
Do your jogging controls work in the intended direction?
Try turning the laser counter-clockwise. Recycle laser with head at front left from new orientation and try again.
turned the machine and yes jogging controls work in the intended direction
Are you now able to burn?
nope, im starting to think i have a faulty machine
because everything has failed at this point i really think it the machine
Hi I had a similar problem. I think the cause of mine was the timing belts. Try tightening yours 
Same thing happened to me. In machine settings the …Hard limits ($21) True. That had to be set to False.
It worked for me.