...print more slowly.
It happened to me, seemed to be related to bad bearings in the print head. I replaced those and haven't had any more issues.
- 2 months later...
I just wanted to circle back and thank everyone for their advice. I ended up replacing the front and back slider blocks.
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It is quite unique that it fell down completely. I recommend you get in touch with your reseller. It looks like the slider blocks that usually hold the axles came loose and lost grip. This can happen when the inside of the chamber collects too much heat, or when they have a production/material error and they break. If the latter even happens, it is usually only one. So all 4 breaking is quite unique. Unless you enclosed the entire frame, in that case I recommend you to be careful and be cautious of the internal temperature. Anyway, a reseller should be able to provide you with new slider blocks and instructions on how to install them.
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