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Judging by your video, I have a hunch that something is obstructing your Z axis, because there is a weird crunch about 6 seconds in as the bed lowers before the head makes contact with your print. If the z axis is missing steps, then there's a chance the head could make contact with the print even though the bed is lowered to a 'safe' position.
Remove anything inside the machine (tools etc) that may be obstructing the bed when it lowers. Raise the bed and inspect for any debris near the z limit switch. Sometimes the nozzle prime poop can find its way in there. Also consider lubing your lead screw/smooth rods while you're at it.
Hard to diagnose these things from afar but that crunch doesn't seem right at all.
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Judging by your video, I have a hunch that something is obstructing your Z axis, because there is a weird crunch about 6 seconds in as the bed lowers before the head makes contact with your print. If the z axis is missing steps, then there's a chance the head could make contact with the print even though the bed is lowered to a 'safe' position.
Remove anything inside the machine (tools etc) that may be obstructing the bed when it lowers. Raise the bed and inspect for any debris near the z limit switch. Sometimes the nozzle prime poop can find its way in there. Also consider lubing your lead screw/smooth rods while you're at it.
Hard to diagnose these things from afar but that crunch doesn't seem right at all.
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