So we don't know what happened, things were working fine and now every time we go to press the Auto-Home feature, the extruder nozzle now zeros itself off and below the bed.
We've tried playing around with some settings, but were at a wall as to what to do to fix this.
I've attached a pic of what the extruder does when we Auto-Home.
Thanks.
Anyone have any ideas?
I would start by resetting the Ender 3 to factory settings.
M502 ;Restore Firmware Defaults settings.
M500 ;Save settings to EEProm
Then I would Check all end-stop switches with a M119 ;End-stop States normal state an when switch is activated.
We went through the menu and we're not seeing any where to reset to factory settings?
Thank you.
From the Menu it should say something like Restore fail-safe. Then Store settings.
Ok so we scoured the menus and see nothing in reference to that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roberts_Clif
I've attached pics of our menu setup and none of the options seem to mention a Restore or anything.
Thanks.
It should be under the Control menu,
Ok thanks, I think I found it now. I just need to have my dad come over and help me level the bed properly again.
I'll let you know if we have any more issues.
Thank you!
If you have more questions post we will do our best to help you answer them.
So when we try to click on Store Settings inside of Control, the printer just beeps really loud and doesn’t open any more menus or options.
Any idea now?
That beep tell me that the data was stored.Quote:
Originally Posted by EagleEyePrints
Re-posting my exact post from 08-16-2019, 05:57 PM is plagiarism.Quote:
Originally Posted by djooeis
Get a Life.
So what does that mean exactly?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roberts_Clif
Because we've made it beep a dozen times and nothing at all seems to change and the print head still ends off of the print bed.
This has gotten so frustrating we want to just sell the printer, it's going on months now we haven't been able to fix this issue.
Well Lets Start fresh!
How far off the bed does the nozzle travel upload a video to google Drive or some other share site and post a link here.
Ok give me a day or two as I'm away from the printer. Thanks.
Ok here is a video, hopefully the quality is good enough and you can see what's going on. Was kind of hard to get it in focus the whole time.
https://youtu.be/r8TyxiBe-Aw
I found this and hope it will help you.
Quote from Reddit creamywhite
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I'm an owner of Ender-3 myself and I'm fairly sure it's not supposed to be that way. Y axis limit switch is actually adjustable, it just requires some tinkering. And by some tinkering I mean you should switch its standard screws with a shorter ones (should have a couple of spares left from assembly) and use T-nuts (again, should have a couple of spares left from assembly) instead of drilled holes to secure it. Just unscrew the limit switch plate, swap the screws, move the whole thing about 10mm towards the middle of Y axis and screw it there. Did exactly that on mine - no issues whatsoever.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/...ed_how_to_fix/