Have to restart clipper to rehome Y axis?

[river birch]

Seems like if I try to home the Y axis a second time, it tries to drive it past the limit.

Probably something in my cura pre/post gcode? Maybe? Not sure.

[compact river]

AI Help

It could be a possible issue with your homing offset settings. Check your printer's firmware and double-check your homing routine in your settings. Additionally, check your endstop configuration and make sure it is properly wired and functioning correctly. If you're not familiar with firmware settings or endstop troubleshooting, you can reach out to the manufacturer's technical support for guidance. It's also recommended to share your Cura pre/post gcode so that the community can provide more specific advice.

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[river birch]

Started out as an ender 3.

Running an SKR Pico with klipper

[frigid berry]

its possible ur endstop wires are loose

[azure drift]

def not gcode

actually, it might be

are your limits set right for max X/Y or whatever

and it could also be your endstop wires too, make sure they arent constantly triggered