#prints go off center at around 50-80% completion
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If your print is going off-center after reaching a certain completion percentage, there might be a few things you can check and adjust on your Ender 3 V3 SE:
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Make sure that the belt tension on the X and Y-axis is correct. Loose belts can cause the print head to shift during movements. Tighten them appropriately, but ensure they're not overly tight, as this may cause other issues.
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Verify that the pulleys on the X and Y-axis are properly aligned and securely tightened. Misaligned or loose pulleys can cause the print head to deviate from the correct path.
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Ensure the stepper motor connections for the X and Y-axis are securely fastened. Loose connections could lead to skipped steps, resulting in misalignment.
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Check if your print bed is leveled correctly. If it becomes unlevel during the print, it may cause the print head to veer off-center. Re-level the bed before each print to maintain proper alignment.
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Examine the quality and condition of your filament. Poor-quality...
your x axis belt most likely slipped.
you should check everything benchy bot mentioned ^
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how can i tell if an X-axis belt has slipped?