Just recently, my 2.4 has been failing QGL after it has sat over night between prints. I end up having to disable steppers and lift the carriage by hand before I can start a print or the QGL will fail. The more I run QGL the more it slams the nozzle into the bed moving the entire toolhead. The belts are not worn and still have correct tension, but the carriage still seems to droop after sitting idle for more than 1 hr. The right rear is always the one the is dropping the most between prints.
Is there a way to fix this issue or are the steppers finally starting to go out. Machine is 2 years old and has never had this issue until last month.
#Carriage droop between prints
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limber viper
Can you add pictures of the whole printer? It would help
quiet apex
Just recently, my 2.4 has been failing QGL after it has sat over night between p...
to counter that I'm finishing the print with the toolhead parked at the front
I just raise it higher so I can remove the buildplate easily
tawny bison
to counter that I'm finishing the print with the toolhead parked at the front
please pictures
quiet apex
please pictures
I can take one when the current print finishes in 5-6 hours
but basically you move the toolhead at the front
before turning off the steppers
quiet apex
please pictures
Hey, I totally forgot to take a picture yesterday
It looks like I park it in the middle, but I thought I had it configured at the front
The idea is to move it everywhere except the back side where the weight is
tawny bison
whats your motors current?
so the value run_current in the tmc z settings
@quiet apex
quiet apex
I think 0.8