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[BUG] First layer is off when a print is started after a cancelled one on 3.13.2 revo MK3s+
Printer type - MK3S Printer firmware version - 3.13.2
SD card or USB/Octoprint Octoprint
Describe the bug When starting a print just after cancelling one (from the printer), the printer prints too high which makes the first layer wrong. Mesh bed leveling looks good, the print head doesn't seem too high during this phase. This issue is gone after restarting the printer but comes back right after cancelling a print
To Reproduce
- Start a print from octopi
- Cancel it from the printer
- restart it from octopi
Expected behavior First layer should be right
Video Please attach a video. It usually helps to solve the problem.
Rolled back to 3.13.1, issue is gone
@adrienafl Just verified that it is working with 3.13.3 and previous versions. Do you have in OctoPrint -> Settings -> GCODE Scripts
- After print job is cancelled
M603 - After print job is paused
M601 - Before print job is resumed
M602
Only thing I have is : After print job is cancelled
; disable motors
M84
;disable all heaters
{% snippet 'disable_hotends' %}
{% snippet 'disable_bed' %}
;disable fan
M106 S0
How would I only have the issue with 3.13.3 and not 3.13.1 ? From what I've seen it looked like the printer wasn't taking in account my Z fin adjustment settings when starting a new print after one cancelled
I just observed this same behavior in 3.13.3 on my MK3S. First layer calibration looks good and runs correctly. As soon as I go to print It commands the nozzle high. The LCD said it was commanding a height of 0.4 instead of 0.2.
I tested with the print twice before resetting and it happened consistently. Hard resetting the printer via the button allows this to run correctly again.
I rolled back to 3.13.1 and issue is gone. I'll upgrade to MK3.5 soon so I didn't want to investigate furtger
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