Suddenly layer shifts... But only on Y...
Posted: Tue Dec 31, 2019 5:26 am
I've printed many things on my (stock) A10M, and most of the prints worked just fine, until 3-4 days ago, I had a weird incident... My BLTouch sensor was deployed and blinking, and caught on the item that had been printed... I had to reset the sensor and re-home the printer to get everything aligned correctly again...
I found that the bracket had been bent out of shape, so I had to re-calibrate the Z offset.
Anyway, since then, printing with the same settings caused SERIOUS layershifting.
I have since reset the EEPROM (M502-M500) to ensure any jerk settings, etc. are stock standard, and redone the calibration. I also decreased the print speeds to 45 and movement speed to 60 (from 60 and 100)
Printing the same item as before now still gives layer shift - but only in Y direction, so it is definitely bed related - after about 1cm in height...
I have not yet re-opened the cpu case to measure the driver voltages again, but I verified (and for some drivers re-tuned) them a while ago when I just had the printer and had layer shifting as well...
I'm getting a bit tired of the inconsistent behavior (not to speak about the ~20 meter in wasted PETG filament so far!), so any useful suggestions are welcome!
I found that the bracket had been bent out of shape, so I had to re-calibrate the Z offset.
Anyway, since then, printing with the same settings caused SERIOUS layershifting.
I have since reset the EEPROM (M502-M500) to ensure any jerk settings, etc. are stock standard, and redone the calibration. I also decreased the print speeds to 45 and movement speed to 60 (from 60 and 100)
Printing the same item as before now still gives layer shift - but only in Y direction, so it is definitely bed related - after about 1cm in height...
I have not yet re-opened the cpu case to measure the driver voltages again, but I verified (and for some drivers re-tuned) them a while ago when I just had the printer and had layer shifting as well...
I'm getting a bit tired of the inconsistent behavior (not to speak about the ~20 meter in wasted PETG filament so far!), so any useful suggestions are welcome!