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Bugs with Z-Offset menu #1790

Open troglle opened 2 years ago

troglle commented 2 years ago

I installed E3V2-Default-v4.2.2-v2.0.1.bin (firmware is stock, downloaded the precompiled file from https://github.com/jyers/marlin/releases/) with original icons pack (DWIN_SET (Original)). When try to tune the z-offset (from the z-offset menu) I encountered these bugs (Live Adjustment option is active - checked):

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MikeOxawopper commented 2 years ago

i Have similar issues with my install, im sure it was better a couple of months ago but i had an issue with the nozzle becoming too close so i tried it from the manual menu but although the numbers were scrolling no noticeable difference was seen in height.

Secondly the manual values were wildly different to the auto mesh by up to 1/2mm, having re-auto meshed twice the z height checked but was too high like a dog laying a cable! paper test was perfect but to get it to print i had to baby step from -2.80 to -3.18.

I used to be able to manually dial x y z when live was enabled but that appears to do nothing either, only moves with dial and click. I can print the same file 3 times one will be too high, one too low but if i tune low z to the high z or the high z to the low z value it will work?

drdansyco commented 2 years ago

I can confirm. I'm having the same issue. Now my fix was using creality firmware. But it's not the fix I'm needing. I did try older versions. With no z offset adjustment.

ddudek commented 2 years ago

I can confirm as well, I'm having issues with z-offset. Had it 3 times, the scenario is as follows: I change the nozzle, do the z-calibration, I even double checked this and moved z high and then low etc, then I do the full leveling, try to print, and then the nozzle is printing in the air ~ 0.5-1mm above the bed. Version 2.0.1 from compiled releases, Ender 3 v2, BL touch

After the wasted print, I do z-offset again, and second time seems to work fine.