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I GOT MY ORIGINAL PROBLEM SOLVED!!! - sort of... ^^

the important code is this (your values may differ):


// set the rectangle in which to probe
#define LEFT_PROBE_BED_POSITION 0 //ORIGINAL: 15
#define RIGHT_PROBE_BED_POSITION 170 //ORIGINAL: 170
#define BACK_PROBE_BED_POSITION 135 //ORIGINAL ...

as i wrote above, my printer is the pro c = dual extruder.
and since it's printhead is bigger i can't use the original numbers you advised me to use.

i used the manual printer control and measured out my REAL printing dimensions by moving the printhead around and then taking the max. values.
i ...

I'm sorry, the link above is broken. here is the new one:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ojgai588y35oho0/2017-08-19_G29_fail.mp4?dl=0


look carefully at...
t=7sec --> autoleveling 1st point is not even close to the edge
t=15sec --> head moves too far to the right and makes contact with the frame.

for ...

thanks to your respond!
if only i got this information earlier, it would have saved me some headache.
i had to figure it out myself, that adjusting the screw fixes the alarm.
so can you PLEASE update your manual (both: PDF and wiki) for future costumers ?!


besides, that is not the problem i have ...

i got a problem while adapting my firmware for my new 3DTouch sensor.
i own a geeetech i3 pro c (dual) and i successfully installed the sensor (after a few hours...)
currently i can G28 (home all axis) fine.
but with G29 (autolevel) my x-axis is going crazy and ignores my build dimensions completely ...

hey there,

i was able to solve the issue.
i disassembled the whole printer head. i unscrewed the heatbrakes and had a closer look how the stepper motors are mounted on the aluminium "bridge".
since the bridge has to be screwed to the black metal plate from below (there is no place for the screws ...

hey guys,

i'm fiddeling arround with my printer for quite some time and ever since instead of having xyz 200x200x200mm building dimensions, i only got 180x175x198mm.

because of the frame, i can't do much about the x and z limitation.
but the y limit mainly comes from my clamps, holding my ...

i can understand your anger very well. i also had some trouble asembling mine. the instruction has some fatal errors and i had to improvise a lot.

can you please make some pictures and post links to your previous posts in this forum and also the thingiverse link you mentioned?

without further ...

maybe sanding helps?

i also had to drill the hole a little to fit in the screwed rods.
later i printed this and i'm very happy now: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1920478

no more z-wobble, no more loud noises