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Everything is working. Thanks you all! I will post all the right settings for future use.

@3dealo That could be the issues, have you tested it with that being X-85? The thing that surprises me about this is you are parking the X axis, not changing where it its. the firmware should still know that it is at X-76 and just command its new position from there as a starting point.

The other thing I have noticed is your U Axis maxima is U654 where as you only home to U645 so it may not be reaching the actual homing position before stopping? any reason why your home U is not up to U700 or so in the first pass so you know you are definitely going to get there. This is incidental to the issue but may as well make sure your U axis always fully homes.

Thank you both.

Yes by closed I mean encased in a structure of aluminum profiles and acrylic sheets.
I will move the board to a peripherical area.

thanks,

See my reply in your other thread.

Are you using an ATX power supply, or other PSU than can be turned on and off?
If you are, i'd suggest putting a mechanical relay in series with the SSR, and connecting it's control signal to the duet's Power input. That way the duet can relatively reliably turn off the heater together with the power supply, should the SSR fail in a closed state. Or, alternatively, you could use a thermal fuse on the heated bed.

I'm no professional electrician, but i believe you should also connect any metallic frame parts near the heated bed to the earth pin of that power plug, in case something damages the heatbed or wiring insulation.

Yes! it did the probing...I used the G32 to test... Now I need to get familiar with G32, G30 know the differencies between them and the G29 ...and ofcourse calbrate it well.

thanks!!!