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Normally the bed should be in the middle position, so lowering or raising as much as possible is not good.
You can also check if the sensor board looks good and the cables are seated well. You say you printhead was flooded, so it is very likely that something is wrong with the cables.
What kind of printer do you have? I recommend only doing manual leveling.
Anyway - more importantly - don't necessarily blame leveling for your head flood. Head floods are usually caused when your part is (at that moment) wider than it is tall and it comes loose from the bed.
Here is more info about getting parts to "not come loose" - both *what* to do and *why*:
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Smithy 1,141
Normally the bed should be in the middle position, so lowering or raising as much as possible is not good.
You can also check if the sensor board looks good and the cables are seated well. You say you printhead was flooded, so it is very likely that something is wrong with the cables.
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gr5 2,067
What kind of printer do you have? I recommend only doing manual leveling.
Anyway - more importantly - don't necessarily blame leveling for your head flood. Head floods are usually caused when your part is (at that moment) wider than it is tall and it comes loose from the bed.
Here is more info about getting parts to "not come loose" - both *what* to do and *why*:
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