3D Printer makes steps at Y axis (in some cases)
When you describe a problem like this, it is best to describe the effect, not what you think is the cause - particularly since others then might mis-read your description.

Each layer being offset in one direction suggests that there is a problem with either the part moving on the bed (unlikely), or in the registration of one axis drifting over time.

Most likely, your Y-axis is skipping steps. It could be several things:


the axis binding on it's runners
the drive belt skipping because it is loose
the drive belt binding because it is too tight
too fast a print/travel speed
the print nozzle catching on the print (bed too high, no z-hop)
not enough drive current to the stepper motor
stepper motor failing
belt drive loose on the stepper shaft


A common 'feature' of 3d printing is that different models might emphasise one problem, but a different shape might hide it.

Check that everything is properly tightened, moves freely, and the belts are undamaged - with luck you can find the problem and it's not electrical.