And also these switch plates, need some cleaning from time to time. It depends on your brand, some needs a wipe with alcohol, others needs to be refreshed with some fine sanding paper.
If you have some finger grease in this spot it could also decrease the adhesion.
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Smithy 1,146
For me it is strange that you need a Z-offset of 0.15 and could cause the problem you see. With such an offset you get automatically a lower bed adhesion.
You plate, is it a Filafarm switch plate? I am using one on my S3 and have no problems with it and don't need to set a Z-offset for it.
But it could be, that you plate with the coating is not 100% flat. With a bed size of an S5 it is hard for such tools to get a flat surface over the whole area. So I would test it with the original setup, glass with a some PVA glue and see if is better.
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