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Could it be that you selected the wrong printer in Cura, or whatever slicer you used? Or its bed dimensions in Cura got corrupted?
Or else: defective SD-card, corrupt gcode files, hairs or dust in the SD-slot causing bad contacts (try blowing it out with compressed air)? Or something else along this line...?
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Could it be that you selected the wrong printer in Cura, or whatever slicer you used? Or its bed dimensions in Cura got corrupted?
Or else: defective SD-card, corrupt gcode files, hairs or dust in the SD-slot causing bad contacts (try blowing it out with compressed air)? Or something else along this line...?
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I solved it!
I had set the gcode settings to "Marlin" instead of "Ultimaker 2", in cura.
Unfortunately, the temp settings in cura can't be made with Ultimaker 2 settings. So now I have to find how to set the start up gcode in Marlin. 🤷♂️
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