Often this is caused when a belt skips one tooth. Look down on the top of the printer. Do the axes look perpendicular? Push the head around to the 4 sides. Do the side blocks reach the end at the same time?
Thank you for now. All suggestions I'll check on by one on Monday in the office. I will report the findings.
Axes are not perpendicular. Y axe has about 6 mm or about 3 tooth difference relative to the left or right side.
This error was delivered to us. What mechanical accuracy Ultimaker guarantee?
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Hi,
I don't own a S5, only an UM3, but as they are very similar, here my thoughts to your problem:
it could be play on the axles (see https://ultimaker.com/en/resources/52606-check-for-play-on-the-axles to check this), bad tention on the belts (short belts or even long belts) or a not correctly calibrated print head.
The print head calibration at the S5 should work like at the UM3 (see here: https://ultimaker.com/en/resources/50871-check-for-play-on-axles note: the calibration sticks provided for the UM3 won't fit the S5, as the diameter of the axles of the S5 seem to be bigger).
For tightening the long belts, there are some good tutorials on youtube, like e.c. this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNLt8S9hjjc
I hope I could help.
Regards
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