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I'm at my wits end with this machine.

I ordered my anycubic last black friday. It arrived with a busted LCD screen, got the whole machine replaced quickly by amazon.

New machine arrived, I got about 8 good prints out of it then suddenly had these massive sheets of dried resin running through all my prints. Contacted tech support and asked online. Replaced my resin, checked all connections, took the thing apart and reseated the Zscrew. Tech support had me run diagnostics and failed print after failed print until they said the diagnostics were claiming the motherboard was bad. So they sent me a replacement UV light and told me to replace that (still trying to figure out how that was supposed to fix anything). 3 months go by before I receive the part, still getting these sheets of dried resin in my prints.

At this point I inquire about swapping out the machine or paying the difference to upgrade to a PhotonS, no deal. Finally after another few months I finally receive the motherboard the diagnostics said was the problem almost 5 months prior. In taking out my current motherboard i discover the connections are caked with glue. I do my best to gently remove all of the connections but as the connectors are between the side of the machine and the motherboard and i can only see one side, i miss some of the glue and tear a connector. I ask around online for how to repair it, try to find connectors etc, no luck so another call to tech support. Again I request to trade out the device or upgrade, no deal.

I just received the new connector today. I replace it with no problem, turn the device on and the following happens.
1 Beep
The UV light fills the screen
The LCD panel is blank
The fan runs on high

Let it run like this for about 20 minutes to see if anything else would happen. Rechecked all of the connections, made sure everything is seated correctly and snug. Unplugged and replugged let it run for another 20 minutes.

In a year, I have gotten less than 8 good prints out of this device, I can't get it replaced, I can't get the right parts to fix it, and it's gonna take another who knows how many months to get the next piece to try. I know this sounds like whining (and I admit that most of it is). But I don't fancy having a $500 paperweight. Does anyone know what I should do to fix this latest problem?

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Im trying to repair my printer as instructed by anycubic support but the plug from the axis motor to the motherboard got damaged while replacing the motherboard. Is the wire that it's not connected supposed to be in the second or third slot of the connector?

Edit for clarification: the wire its coming from the zaxis motor. I have never had any issues with the zaxis on this printer. I was sent a motherboard to fix another issue. While removing the old motherboard this connector was caked with glue. I did my best to whittle away at and carefully remove the glue. Unfortunatley despite my best efforts when I pulled the connector free the blue wire came out. The red wire is securely in its connector. Based on the feedback I already received I reexamined the black wire and discovered it was loose and is not connected either. So I need to know where the blue and black wire go.

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I got a replacement mobo from anycubic due to ongoing printer issues. While replacing it I has to detach all of the connectors from the old board. When this cake came out (comes from the zaxis motor) one of the cakes popped out. I need to reconnect it. Do I reconnect to the middle or side entrance?

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SOS

I'm a newbie to 3D printing so I don't know how to describe the problem I am having. I got my printer in December and my first several prints turned out well. Some layer lines which I thought at the time were normal but now am not sure about. About 4 weeks ago through I ended up with a big problem.

I am getting strips of resin running through my prints, I also always end up with extra hardened resin on the bottom of my vat. for the life of me I can not figure out why.

Here are the things I've done so far to try and fix this.
1) I use the guide here for my resin times https://docs.google.com/…/1crvzMnt_8NJXAsABinoIhcOjE8…/edit…
2) I have further increased the exposure times to make sure no bits are flaking off
3) used 2 different USB sticks
4) I have reformatted both USB sticks
5) I have run a 3 minute LCD exposure test without seeing any flickering
6) I have tried 6 different prints
7) From 4 different sources (Tinkercad, HeroForge, Thingiverse, Fusion 360)
8) Using 4 different Anycubic brand resins (Grey, Skin, Orange, Yello)
9) I have used 2 different slicers (any cubic stock and Chitubox)
10) I have releveled the thing more times than I can count
11) I have cleaned the vat multiple times
12) I have replaced the FEP Film
13) I have checked all of the internal connectors to make sure they are secure
14) I have posted on Reddit and another facebook forum an been told that it might be my UV lamp but all the testing that I've done following their instructions my printer has passed with no issue.
15) I have been told I should watch my prints but I can't see them since the build plate is in the way.
16) I have printed them 90 degrees vertically and 45 degree tilt same situation both times. I have not been able to successfully do a 90 degree horizontal print as the dials always fall of o their supports even when i add about double the auto generated supports.

Support is out for New Years and I am at a total loss for how to do things any better than I am. The prints I'm attaching photos of are not complex prints they are essentially 3 cylinders.

Help would be greatly appreciated

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