Print3DWorld
Member
- Printer Model
- Voron 2.4R1
- Extruder Type
- Clockwork 2
- Cooling Type
- Stealthburner
Hello all,
I have posted this on several other places including the FYSETC github. I have a FYSETC 2.4R1 kit with the Spider 2.2 Board; all FYSETC stock parts. I upgraded to Klicky probe, sensorless homing (just like my ratrigs) and running the latest klipper version. I have had this issue since the first start-up but sometimes I am having the tmc low voltage errors, and after a fresh power-up and first print the printer fails to home 75% of the time. The X axis will actually home in the wrong direction after the first print for some reason; and this causes a failure to pick-up the klicky and failure to print. When this happens, I have to do a forced power cycle of the AC power to get the printer to behave properly again.. once I power cycle everything it works fine again for another print.
Just wondering if anyone else has this problem, and if so what was the solution? I was considering that the X axis sensor less homing sensitivity setpoint was too low causing it to "make" before the motor even moves, but this in turn causes a hard bounce when it homes correctly and I have to dial it back down.
I have posted this on several other places including the FYSETC github. I have a FYSETC 2.4R1 kit with the Spider 2.2 Board; all FYSETC stock parts. I upgraded to Klicky probe, sensorless homing (just like my ratrigs) and running the latest klipper version. I have had this issue since the first start-up but sometimes I am having the tmc low voltage errors, and after a fresh power-up and first print the printer fails to home 75% of the time. The X axis will actually home in the wrong direction after the first print for some reason; and this causes a failure to pick-up the klicky and failure to print. When this happens, I have to do a forced power cycle of the AC power to get the printer to behave properly again.. once I power cycle everything it works fine again for another print.
Just wondering if anyone else has this problem, and if so what was the solution? I was considering that the X axis sensor less homing sensitivity setpoint was too low causing it to "make" before the motor even moves, but this in turn causes a hard bounce when it homes correctly and I have to dial it back down.
