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Hi, is this a problem thats started after having worked fine or is it a new printer?
A few things can make the active leveling fail:
The manually leveled bed can be done up to tight, when look at the print bed from the front, you want like a 1mm gap i think it is between the the frame and the glass, if its lower back the adjustment off to get the gap and manual level again, then try auto leveling.
Electrical interference, from items close to the printer. So try moving any other electric items away from the printer to see if any of them have been behind interference with the S5 sensor.
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Hi, is this a problem thats started after having worked fine or is it a new printer?
A few things can make the active leveling fail:
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