DanMan32

I've had the problem that if I add the G29 autolever code, the hot end starts cooling down during the autolevel. When print starts it does start heating up but doesn't reach temperature quite soon enough. With the suggestions above, do you have to manually edit the gcode to specify the temperature rather than it be set in the UI settings? Since the cooling process has been a concern of mine, as a workaround I simply avoided putting the g29 code in pre-process gcode, and autolevel before starting a print. Not sure though if the CR Touch stock firmware for Ender 3v2 board 4.2.2 maintains the level settings between manually initiating auto-level and when you start a print.

I have an Ender 3 V2 with CR Touch Auto Bed Leveling Sensor and stock firmware I can print standard quality with eSun PLA+ but I have big problems with Super Quality on getting a solid first layer. My understanding is that the first layer is supposed to be 0.2mm which is what the Standard Quality uses, then prints 0.12mm for subsequent layers. Watching the Z height on the display as it goes, when it does the nozzle clearing by printing a line on the left, Z height shows 0.3. But when it then goes to start the print with a skirt, Z shows 0.1 which gives me grief with the bed level test print not sticking to the bed even at the beginning. However like I said, printing in standard quality does work but for that, it keeps the print layer size at 0.2 throughout the print whereas the super-quality seems to switch to the lower print layer size too soon. Any ideas? I unfortunately hadn't tested printing Super Quality with the sample PLA that came with the printer.