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    • Eckbert0815undefined
      Eckbert0815
      last edited by Eckbert0815

      Hello

      I have a core XY without z-probe and an duet2 ethernet. I´ve changed from repetier radds 1.5

      If i start a print everthing works fine untill G1 Z15 F6000 in the startcode (cura), then chrashes the bed in the optical endstop.
      Homing works fine.
      Has anyone an idea what the problem is?

      Sorry for my bad english...............
      My files:
      config.g
      0_1551898375232_config (1).g
      homeall.g
      0_1551898470684_homeall.g
      Startcode cura
      G28 ;Home
      G1 Z15.0 F6000 ;Move the platform down 15mm
      ;Prime the extruder
      G92 E0
      G1 F200 E3
      G92 E0

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      • Vetiundefined
        Veti
        last edited by

        your homeall has
        G92 Z50

        this tells the printer the current position is at height 50
        then
        G1 Z15.0
        move the bed up by 35mm.

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        • Eckbert0815undefined
          Eckbert0815
          last edited by

          Thanks i will try.
          I have ajust the endstop and change the homeall file to z0, the bed is heating.
          I`ll give you feedback

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          • Eckbert0815undefined
            Eckbert0815
            last edited by

            Now the printer is printing. It was the solution!
            Thank you so much.

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