Here’s the story, maybe someone can help? Please! All fine and getting some really good prints but I stupidly knocked the bed. Yep, clumsy is my middle name. I decided to calibrate in case I had upset the bed level but, when I tried, the machine wouldn’t even go home. Just moved to a couple of rand…

Calm down, worst choices are made when panicking. What was it doing when you knocked the bed? How hard did you knock the bed? And what did it do as a result of knocking the bed? How did you hit it? From Side? We need more information please.

:slight_smile: Me panic? Never! Just very sad. :frowning: To answer your questions. I had just cancelled a print while the printer was putting down a three-line skirt as I’d changed my mind about the filament colour. The knock wasn’t very hard as I was simply reaching up to the shelf above the pr…

I don´t understand this posts well.- So much letters for a bit to say confuses me. This machine can cnc-carve so it should be able to take some stress on the mechanic (If you sit on the bed, yes- this could cause damage but is repair able). You could easily reinstall the firmware, simply go to fil…

Maybe this is what you are searching for or what happened to you? [image] Re-adjustment flat level of x-axis, if you hit the table Snapmaker 2.0 I’m using SM2.0-A350. If you once hit the table hard by the nozzle or cnc-tool, you should level x-axis linear module again. I …

Thanks for the response. I was asked to describe the symptoms, so I did. Hence the long post. I’ve tried moving all axes to the home position. To no effect. I’ll try to video the machine attempting to calibrate. But there’s not a lot to see. X and Y move a bit but Z is stuck at Home. The USB sti…

I’m also very confused. I’m interpreting your posts as you lightly knocked the machine and now everything is broken. You should probably contact support@snapmaker.com as if anything needs replacement it will come from them.

Yep. I was rather disappointed with the machine. Engineering was brilliant but the software was frankly sad. It really shouldn’t have taken so long to get the machine dialled in. But, two months down the line, (eeek), it had become as good as the Ender-3! :slight_smile: But here we are with what ap…

[image] Mebyon: Engineering was brilliant Debatable. “Bare minimum to be considered functional” would also be a take. Good luck! Resist their attempts to frame it as something you broke and then telling you to purchase replacements through their online vendors.

Well. I only had the Ender-3 to compare it to so the really heavy, solid engineering was, to me, impressive. OK, there’s that long wait for the bed to heat up but I can live with that. It’s slow when printing, but I guess that’s because it doesn’t use a belt drive anywhere. It’s certainly more acc…

Yea, there’s also the inadequate cable strain relief on the heated bed - keep an eye on that when it frays, it’ll short out the controller. There’s also a tendency for people to accidentally insert the connectors backwards and short out the controller because the connectors are symmetrical and can …

Oh, oh oh. My SnapMaker is dead

Snapmaker 2.0 (3-in-1)

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Oh, oh oh. My SnapMaker is dead

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