Describe the bug
After doing alot of printing inside a heated chamber printing ASA I stumbled upon a small hick up.
While homing it sometimes didn't move the X and Y axis(bed and tool head) all the way but triggered endstop causing it to move bed forward until it couldn't move anymore and continue to try moving it.
To Reproduce
Heat chamber to roughly 38c and up
Expected behavior
Home like it should
What printer are you using?
SV06 Plus
**What kind of device are you using to host Klipper?
Pi 4
Additional context
To fix I lowered the value driver_SGTHRS in printer.cfg with - 2 on XY so far it hasn't happened but it's not a consistent issue.
It might need to be lowered more.
Wanted to post this incase any new user experience this issue. This could also happen if just the bed or tool head carriage are a bit to tight.
Repo owner may close this straight away if he doesn't feel like adding a note or two this was just intended for future users fault searching.
This is the nature of sensorless homing, the user might need to adjust related settings to have it work best with their unit, and, or, in their print environment.
Describe the bug After doing alot of printing inside a heated chamber printing ASA I stumbled upon a small hick up. While homing it sometimes didn't move the X and Y axis(bed and tool head) all the way but triggered endstop causing it to move bed forward until it couldn't move anymore and continue to try moving it.
To Reproduce Heat chamber to roughly 38c and up
Expected behavior Home like it should
What printer are you using?
**What kind of device are you using to host Klipper? Pi 4
Additional context To fix I lowered the value driver_SGTHRS in printer.cfg with - 2 on XY so far it hasn't happened but it's not a consistent issue. It might need to be lowered more.
Wanted to post this incase any new user experience this issue. This could also happen if just the bed or tool head carriage are a bit to tight. Repo owner may close this straight away if he doesn't feel like adding a note or two this was just intended for future users fault searching.
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