Thank you. tbh there wasn’t much of an issue anyway, it was just my OCD telling me there was something substandard and an area that had the possibility of improvement. I tried loosening the corner, but something in my mind didn’t like that concept, so when it returned with very little effect I went exploring other alternatives. Found another post on this forum about Babystepping and configuring UBL as an alternative to linear bed levelling, which had actually improved something that was good already. So bonus!

Think I’ve sorted it by re-formatting the SD card. I also made sure that Cura sliced and copied it direct to the SD card so to take out any randomness/corruption from the laptop in copying a file from one location to another

@fg out of interest, what version of Cura are running? I’m just wondering if ‘field of view’ hasn’t updated the plug-in to work with the latest Cura firmware that I’m also running (4.7.1)

Mine worked and absolutely loved it, until I updated cura and cannot reinstall the Octoprint plugin for the very same reasons. can not seem to find a fix either 😕

Hi Makertech, I’ve partly dissasem The bed to take a closer look at the diodes, and apart from surface corrosio, the solder looks in tip top condition. I‘ve also checked connections to the board and everything is fine there. what I have noticed since doing this, is that there are now quiet moment, then noisy periods as you can see from todays print running now (image) any ideas?

Hi Dataris. Yes good suggestion! I did actually think of this a few days ago so I did actually check. But I think I’ve actually found the issue with the 2 x TMC2100’s not working. I had a new TMC2208 that was a spare so tried it, and it worked! I’ve now ordered another to replace the TMC2100.

Absolutely fine, I’m just appreciative of any help!

Hi Antony, The Z works fine, but wen I home a red alarm pop up box appears with the same error code that previously came up on the printer touchscreen. And the only thing that comes up on pronterface is: 23:04:37.844 : N16 G28*36 23:04:49.066 : Error:Printer halted. kill() called!