I switched over to servos from stepper motors and the axis will not back off the limit switches. The breakout board is a CNC4PC-C11, with Geckodriver G320X and a KL34-180-72 servo motor. All limit and encoder wires are shielded.
When the axis go to the limit it stops but can not move it off the limit switch. Any ideas. HELP

There is an override button that will allow you to move off the limit switch. I've only used it once or twice so I don't remember the details.  I think it is mentioned in the Homing, limits and offsets video.
http://www.machsupport.com/videos/

Are you meaning when you are homing it hits the switch but then an E-Stop is called because the switch is then seen as a limit rather than a home?
If that is the case then it is one of two things, you have noise or you have bouncing switches. Both can be helped by setting a Debounce Interval in General Config page but really you shouldnt have to do that if you have the wiring properly shielded and grounded.
If you attach your xml and I will look to see if your config is correct.
Hood

I have the  Debounce Interval set at 2000 and it still will not work the wiring is shielded on both the limit switches and the encoders. I will get the iml and post it if I can.Thank you for your help

2000is actually rather low. Try setting it at 10,000 and see if it helps.

Have you got the shielding connected to one single point? Is the shielding only connected at one end of the cable.
Regarding 2000 being a low setting, it depends on your perspective,  anything other than Zero is a high setting in my opinion :-)
Hood

Connected to the ground on the C11 break-out board on the limit switches

I do not know anything about the C11 but normal practice is to connect shields to a single stud in your control cabinet and that stud also be connected to Earth.
Hood

I will move it Thanks

Just a thought, are you using the shield as a conductor?
In other words are you using the shield for your 0v for your circuit?
Hood