2c:T47e, Check Motherboard for loose connections or malfunction on each of the components:

Check all wire ports on the motherboard to ensure secure connections and no visible damage.
Verify that your power supply is set to the correct voltage and the printer can power on.
Confirm that the LCD displays correctly.
Manually test full X, Y, and Z axis movement to reach limit stops.
Ensure the extruder nozzle can preheat to 240°C and the bed to 70°C without issues.
Check manual extrusion of filament.
Assess cooling fan functionality at 190°C nozzle temperature.
Confirm Micro SD/TF card readability and access to stored files.

If any issues arise. First test that the Motherboard is securely connected to component and it's wires. Make sure that the component is free from damage.
If multiple issues occur, or there is still an issue with a component after it's been replaced. Consider getting a new Motherboard2d:T448, Use Axis movements to check if the Stepper Motors are working correctly:

Set the Printer to move across the x, y, and z axis ranges
If any of the axis do not move, open the motherboard and make sure the corresponding stepper motor wiring is properly connected
If this does not resolve the issue, check the stepper motor function by swapping the motor port with another working motor
For example, if the X Axis does not move, unplug the X Stepper Motor wire the wires and plug it into the Y Stepper Motor
Next, try to move the X axis from your Printer again. If the Y axis moves as shown in the example, this means your motherboard and wire connection are ok but you may need to replace your X Stepper Motor
If the Y axis does not move, the issue may be on the Motherboard. See Checking your Motherboard

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